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Fuji-Q Highland

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Overview

Overview

A free-admission amusement park at the foot of Mt. Fuji. Known for its record-breaking thrill coasters, it's one of Japan's top thrill parks and draws visitors from Japan and abroad. There are also areas for small children, such as Thomas Land.

Address
Closed
No closing days in October 2026 (check the monthly operating calendar)
Time needed
A full day. From opening to closing if you want to ride several popular coasters
Highlights

Highlights

The park is synonymous with its four big coasters: FUJIYAMA, Takabisha (with a maximum drop angle of 121 degrees), Eejanaika, and ZOKKON. The ultra-long haunted house "Super Scary Labyrinth of Fear" and the indoor dome theater "Fujiyama Sky Flight," which lets you experience spectacular views of Mt. Fuji, are also popular. For families, there's Thomas Land and the character areas "San-X Paradise" and "Lisa and Gaspard Town."

Hours

Opening hours

Opening hours (October 2026)9:00–19:00

Until 20:00 on Oct 10, 11, and 31. Varies by day; check the official operating calendar

Hours vary by day and season. Check the official website before you go.

Tickets

Prices & tickets

One Day Pass, adult (ages 18–64)Variable (¥6,000–¥7,900)

Varies by day; tax included

One Day Pass, youth (junior high and high school)Variable (¥5,500–¥7,400)
One Day Pass, child (elementary school)Variable (¥4,400–¥5,100)
One Day Pass, infant (age 1+) / senior (65+)Variable (¥2,100–¥2,600)
Afternoon Pass, adultVariable (¥4,100–¥6,000)

Entry from 13:00

Admission onlyFree

Attractions charged individually

Prices include tax and may change. Check the official website before buying.

🎫 How to buy tickets
  • →Admission itself is free. If you plan to ride two or more thrill rides, the One Day Pass is the way to go.
  • →Ticket windows get crowded on weekends, holidays, and long school breaks, so buying in advance on the official website or app is recommended. No refunds or changes after purchase.
  • →To cut waiting times, consider the paid "Zekkyo Priority Pass" (limited quantity per day) or "Bunshin-kun" (One Day Pass + ¥2,000).
  • →Some attractions such as the Super Scary Labyrinth of Fear require a separate timed ticket in addition to the pass.
  • →The One Day Pass with early entry, which lets you in before opening, is sold online only.
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Tips

Tips for travelers

  • ✓Popular coasters are best right after opening. With the early-entry One Day Pass, you can line up before the park opens.
  • ✓Use the official app to check real-time wait times and ride suspensions as you go.
  • ✓Coasters may stop in rain or strong wind, so on days with unsettled weather, work some indoor attractions into your plan.
  • ✓From Oct 5, 2026, Tentekomai is suspended, and Red Tower is suspended for the time being.
  • ✓From Shinjuku, you can get there without transfers by highway bus or the limited express "Fuji Excursion."
Access

Getting there

Nearest station
  • Fujikyu-Highland Station (Fujikyu Railway Line)Right outside the ticket gateThe park entrance is right in front of the station
From major stations & airports
  • Shinjuku Station (Busta Shinjuku): Highway bus (Fuji Five Lakes–Shinjuku Line) to Fuji-Q Highland (in front of Entrance 1) (About 1 hr 40 min)
  • Shinjuku Station: Limited express "Fuji Excursion" running directly on JR and Fujikyu Railway lines (all seats reserved) to Fujikyu-Highland Station (About 1 hr 26 min)
  • Shinjuku Station / Tokyo area: JR Chuo Line to Otsuki Station → transfer to the Fujikyu Railway Line
Direct buses & boats
Highway buses from Shinjuku (reservation required) arrive in front of the park's Entrance 1
Getting back
  • The last Fujikyu Railway train toward Otsuki leaves Fujikyu-Highland Station at 21:13 (check the timetable).
  • Highway buses require reservations, which open 1 month before the travel date. It's safest to book your return bus in advance too.
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Crowds

Crowds & best time to go

Busy
Weekends, holidays, summer vacation, and long weekends. Ticket windows are crowded around opening time
Quieter
Weekdays
Time needed
A full day. From opening to closing if you want to ride several popular coasters
Weather

Weather & what to wear

Spring

You can see Mt. Fuji still capped with snow from the park.

Summer

Summer vacation is the busiest time. You'll spend a lot of time outdoors, so prepare for the heat.

Autumn

Open every day in October, with more clear days for good views of Mt. Fuji.

Winter

It gets cold at the foot of the mountain, but the clear air gives great views of Mt. Fuji. Check the monthly calendar for opening hours.

☂ Rainy days
In rain, outdoor coasters such as FUJIYAMA and some family rides may be suspended. Indoor attractions such as Fujiyama Sky Flight, the Super Scary Labyrinth of Fear, and Thomas's Doki Doki Playground can be enjoyed even in the rain.
Heat
Mostly outdoors with little shade, so bring a hat and stay hydrated.
Cold
At about 800 m elevation at the foot of the mountain, winters are cold. Dress warmly for the coasters.
What to wear & bring
Wear clothes that are easy to move in and shoes that won't slip off. You can't carry bags on the coasters, so keep your belongings to a minimum.
Rules

Rules & what you can bring

  • !Food and drinks may not be brought onto attractions.
  • !No photography while riding (except on certain approved attractions). Drones and dangerous items are prohibited.
  • !During regular periods, headgear or masks that hide your face are not allowed (special rules apply during events such as Halloween).
  • !Re-entry is allowed. Small and medium-sized dogs on a leash can enter, but not indoor facilities or Thomas Land.
Facilities

Facilities & services

Lockers & luggage
Coin lockers at Entrances 1 and 2 and near the FUJIYAMA shop, among other places (cash: ¥400 for small to ¥800 for extra-large; cashless lockers also available)
Payment
Most restaurants accept cashless payment. Stroller and wheelchair rentals are cash only. ATM (Seven Bank) in the park
Strollers & wheelchairs
Strollers (for babies 7 months and older) and wheelchairs are rented at Entrances 1 and 2 (¥1,000 deposit, ¥500 refunded on return; cash only)
Accessibility
Showing a disability certificate gets a discounted One Day Pass for the holder and one companion. Each attraction has its own usage requirements
Language support
Official website in English, Traditional Chinese, and Simplified Chinese. Wait times can be checked in the official app
Food

Food

Must-try
"Ichiraku Ramen," recreating the world of NARUTOAward-winning curry bread at GiraffaGiant fried chicken cutlet (jipai) at Taiwan KitchenCharacter menus at the Food Stadium
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Events

Events & festivals in Fuji Five Lakes

April–May

Fuji Shibazakura Festival

Tokyo & Around ・ Fuji Five Lakes

Usually mid-April to late May (April 11 – May 24 in 2026; may vary with bloom conditions)

November

Fujikawaguchiko Autumn Leaves Festival

Tokyo & Around ・ Fuji Five Lakes

Usually early to late November (about 3–4 weeks). The leaves are usually at their best in early to mid-November

2026: Nov 7 (Sat) – Nov 29 (Sun)

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Hours, prices and access are based on official and other primary sources. They may change, so check the official website before you go.

Last checked: 2026-10-01