Fuji-Q Highland is a major amusement park at the foot of Mount Fuji, famous for its collection of record-breaking roller coasters, several of which have held world records for height, speed or number of inversions, all set against the dramatic backdrop of the mountain itself. Beyond the thrill rides, the park offers themed attractions, character-based areas popular with families, and a notoriously long and elaborate haunted-house attraction, making it a popular day out combining adrenaline with unbeatable Fuji views.
🗓️ At a Glance
| Location | Fujiyoshida, Yamanashi |
| Hours | ~9:00–17:00 (varies seasonally) |
| Admission | Entry free; ride passes or per-ride tickets extra |
| Time needed | Half day to full day |
| Best time | Year-round; weekdays for shorter queues |
What to See
- Record-breaking roller coasters set against Mount Fuji.
- Themed attractions and character-based family areas.
- A notoriously long and elaborate haunted-house maze.
- Unbeatable Mount Fuji views from across the park.
Combine Your Visit
- Combine with Kawaguchiko & Fuji Five Lakes sightseeing nearby.
- Pair with Chureito Pagoda for the iconic Fuji view.
- Read our Yamanashi overview .
Getting There
- By train: Fujikyu Railway to Fuji-Q Highland Station, directly at the park entrance.
- By bus: direct highway buses run from Tokyo (Shinjuku) to the park.
Tips
Weekends and school holidays bring long queues for the most popular coasters, so visit on a weekday if possible, and consider a priority pass if avoiding lines is a priority. The park sits at the foot of Fuji, so a clear day rewards ride-goers with dramatic mountain views from the top of the tallest attractions.
