Japan Fuji-Q Highland Ticket


Use the e‑ticket voucher sent by the system at the self‑service redemption machine next to the entrance to exchange for a physical ticket. Then proceed to the entrance to scan the QR code and have your face scanned for entry (no need to queue at the ticket counter). When boarding rides, scan your face again for entry and experience.
Fuji‑Q Highland admission + unlimited rides ※Lisa and Gaspard Town, Thomas Land, and Fuji Konohana Village are also included for unlimited fun;
Fuji‑Q Highland haunted house (Corridor of Fear) and special events, as well as any costs not mentioned above;
Redeemable within 90 days from the order date, valid only on the day of redemption;
Adult (18–64 years), Secondary School Student (12–17 years), Primary School Student (6–11 years), Child (1–5 years), Senior (65 years and above);
Fuji‑Q Highland operating hours: 09:00–18:00, Hot spring operating hours: 10:00–23:00 (subject to actual opening hours of the venue);
Museum weekdays: 10:00–17:30, Saturdays: 10:00–20:30, Sundays and public holidays: 09:00–20:30 (subject to actual opening hours of the venue);
Only for visitors to Japan; Japanese nationals or residents in Japan cannot use this product;
Please fill in the approximate entry time in the special remarks section on the information page;
Height and age restrictions for each ride vary. Please check before use. Additionally, guests who are not confident about their health conditions should avoid riding thrilling and exciting rides.

Fuji‑Q Highland in Japan is a theme park located at the foot of Mount Fuji. The park features a variety of roller coasters, with the most famous being the four major thrill rides! Eejanaika, with the most rotations; Dodon‑Pa, the fastest and most lightning‑quick; the steepest, Takabisha; and FUJIYAMA, which reaches a top speed of 130 km/h, a maximum drop of 70 metres, and a peak height of 79 metres! Fuji‑Q Highland also boasts the terrifying Haunted Hospital! Set against the beautiful Mount Fuji, scream all the way while riding the tallest roller coaster and enjoying the stunning views of Mount Fuji!

Fuji‑Q Highland in Japan is a Guinness World Record holder, featuring the fastest, tallest, steepest, and most disorienting of the four major roller coasters! Plus, the 900m Haunted Hospital promises endless screams! It's all about thrills! We highly recommend these attractions to show you just how amazing they are!
Recommended Must‑Try Rides
Stop 1: New Large Roller Coaster with a Maximum Incline of 121 Degrees
Experience linear motor‑driven acceleration and a vertical track that creates a high‑speed plunge! Soar vertically upward while gazing at the blue sky, then pause briefly as the car tips downward, before plummeting along a track with a maximum incline of 121 degrees. This breath‑taking, scream‑inducing thrill awaits you!

Stop 2: Kaiketsu Zorori's Adventure Land
The children's book series "Kaiketsu Zorori" by original author YUTAKA, first published in 1987, has released 50 volumes through POPLAR Publishing. Besides books, it has expanded into TV anime, films, and games, gaining immense popularity.

Kaiketsu Zorori's Adventure Land allows you to step into the world of Zorori's books and experience adventures alongside him. Every room's theme, mechanisms, and even character dialogues are filled with Zorori's playful style, making it the world's first Zorori‑themed ride. Spanning approximately 700 square metres, this vast indoor area brings the pranks and adventures from the Zorori stories to life, waiting for you to experience. In each room, follow the clues left by Zorori and his friends to overcome challenges such as a dragon‑guarded doorway or catching a stripe disease, before entering the body of King Enma, causing mischief in the stomach and intestines as you progress, reliving scenes from the books.
At the end of the adventure, enjoy a host of fun activities like an old man's joke hell and farting experiences with Ibuta and Rubuta in the vast underground cavern. Nearly every adventure within offers excellent photo opportunities. After finishing the adventure, head to the editorial room to create your own unique Zorori newspaper reporting on your adventure story. The shop at the exit sells Zorori books and DVDs, as well as exclusive merchandise only available here.
Stop 3: Giant Roller Coaster "Eejanaika" (Height restriction: 130cm and above, ages 10‑60)
This roller coaster holds the world record for the most total rotations. Its ride includes three rotation elements: forward/backward flipping, large loop‑the‑loops, and twisting rotations, delivering unprecedented thrills and a sense of openness! With your feet dangling freely, you'll feel as if you've been tossed into outer space, experiencing a truly unique sensation.

Stop 4: King of Roller Coasters "FUJIYAMA"
Everything about this ride is beyond ordinary, the ultimate king of roller coasters. FUJIYAMA boasts world‑class standards: a top speed of 130 km/h, a maximum drop of 70 metres, and a peak height of 79 metres, earning its title as the king of roller coasters. No matter how many times you ride it, you'll feel the same thrill and excitement as the first time!

Recommended Rides for Families
EVANGELION: WORLD
This exhibition hall, presenting the world of the popular anime film series "Evangelion: New Theatrical Edition," has finally opened! It features the world's first life‑size standing statue of the humanoid general‑purpose combat weapon, Evangelion Unit‑01, along with a life‑size replica of the Evangelion cockpit and a life‑size statue of Kaworu Nagisa, allowing you to fully immerse yourself in the world of Evangelion!
Fujiyama Museum
The museum displays beautiful paintings of Mount Fuji by renowned modern and contemporary artists. The two‑storey building features an innovative design with a central hall offering a panoramic view, allowing visitors to admire the exhibits while walking around a sloping gallery. A cleverly placed window has been cut into the extended wall at the southwest corner of the gallery, offering a view of Mount Fuji. The ceiling of the central hall uses a three‑layer special glass structure that filters out ultraviolet rays harmful to the paintings while letting in natural light, enabling you to appreciate the beautiful works in a bright environment.
Transport Guide
Address: 5‑6‑1 Shinnishihara, Fujiyoshida City, Yamanashi Prefecture
How to get there:
From Shinjuku Station, take the JR Chuo Main Line to Otsuki Station, then transfer to the Fujikyu Railway Line to Fujikyu Highland. Alternatively, take a highway bus to the bus stop located in the parking lot of the Fujikyu Highland Resort Hotel.


Merchant nameFuji-Q Highland
Address5-6-1 Shinnishihara, Fujiyoshida, Yamanashi, Japan
Merchant phone0081-555-23-2111
CityYamanashi City (Yamanashi)
CategoryTickets
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