Fujikyu Highland

An amusement park with world-class scream attractions and elaborate haunted houses that hold numerous Guinness World Records.

There are more than 60 thrilling and fun attractions, including the four major coasters, FUJIYAMA, Do Dodompa, Ee Jana Yana, and Takabisha, that are sure to please scream lovers.

There are also attractions named after characters from cartoons and video games, “Thomas Land” and “Lisa and Gaspar Town” for families with young children, and a variety of non-exciting attractions.
Admission to the park is free, and visitors can casually play only the attractions they like.

In winter, the rink, which opened earlier than any other rink in the Tokyo metropolitan area and has the world’s largest ice surface area (open all night on weekends), is open for dynamic fun all year round.

King of Coasters FUJIYAMA
This roller coaster boasts a total length of 2,045 meters, a maximum speed of 130 km/h, and a maximum drop of 70 meters. It is the most popular roller coaster in the park.
When it first opened, it was listed in the Guinness Book of World Records as the world’s tallest coaster in four categories: height, wind-up height, maximum drop, and maximum speed.

Do Dodompa
This roller coaster records a speed of 180 km/h in 1.56 seconds of launch and offers a zero-gravity experience zone called the Zero-G Fall.

Zetsu-Unfathomable and Fearful Labyrinth - Jikyusyu General Hospital
One of the world’s largest haunted houses with a total length of 900 meters, which you walk to the exit. Visitors can experience hair-raising terror.
The theme of this haunted house is a general hospital that was closed down more than 30 years ago, and the actors (ghost actors) are of high caliber.
For those who become frightened during the show, there are several exit doors, and it is said that 20 percent of the visitors end up retiring from the show.

Fortress of Despair 3
A mission-completion type attraction where visitors conquer an impregnable fortress

Fuji Flight Company
Visitors can feel like they are flying over the top of Mt. Fuji and the Fuji Five Lakes.