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eejanaika fuji-q highland fujiyoshida japan,eejanaika fuji-q highland japan,eejanaika fuji-q highland,yamanashi prefecture japan,from mishima/gotemba to fuji yoshida/fuji-q highland/kawaguchiko,fuji q highland amusement park in fujiyoshida,fuji q highland blog,fuji q highland bus,fuji q highland bus package,fuji q highland bus terminal,fuji q highland bus ticket,fuji q highland bus timetable,fuji q highland bus tokyo,fuji q highland busy The theme park is near the base of Mount Fuji. It has a number of roller coasters, as well as two haunted attractions: The Haunted Hospital, the world's second largest haunted attraction,[citation needed] and the newly built Hopeless Fortress.[1] Other attractions include Thomas Land, a children's area with a Thomas the Tank Engine theme and attractions themed to Gundam and Evangelion. In 2006, on the 9th Season of The Amazing Race, the final 3 teams came here and rode Tondemina, Dodonpa and Fujiyama looking for a clue to their next destination. Fuji-Q's most famous roller coasters are the following: Fujiyama, 79 metres tall, 130 km/h,[2] opened in 1996 and was once the world's tallest roller coaster. As of 2007 it is the world's 8th tallest, 5th longest, and 10th fastest roller coaster. Dodonpa, 52 metres tall, 172 km/h,[3] opened in 2001 and was once the world's fastest roller coaster. As of 2013 it is the 4th fastest in the world but still has the highest acceleration at launch time. Eejanaika, 76 metres tall, 126 km/h,[4] opened in 2006 and is only the second "4th Dimension roller coaster" ever built (the first being X² at Six Flags Magic Mountain in California). As a "4th dimension" roller coaster its seats can rotate 360 degrees forward or backward in a controlled spin, thus allowing Eejanaika to invert 14 different times, even though the actual track inverts only three times. It surpasses the first built "4th dimension" roller coaster, X², in both height and speed. Takabisha, opened on 16 July 2011, contains a 121° freefall, as well as seven major twists over 1000 metres of track, and a drop of 43 metres.[5][6] Fuji-Q highland is located next to the Kawaguchiko I.C. along the Chuo Expressway. There are numerous “Guiness-level” attractions, including “eejanaika,” the roller coasting boasting the highest total number of spins in the world, “FUJIYAMA” “DODONPA,” and “Super Scary Labyrinth of Fear 4.0.” There are also popular character theme-parks such as “THOMAS LAND.” Fuji-Q Highland is bound to amuse all ranges of visitors, from youths to families. Ice-skating link opens during winter and attracts many skaters. Fuji-Q Highland (富士急ハイランド) is a major amusement park located in the Fuji Five Lakes region at the foot of Mount Fuji. One of Japan's most popular theme parks, Fuji-Q Highland is best known for its thrilling, record holding roller coasters and elaborate, anime themed rides and attractions. The park strives to be at the forefront of theme park entertainment, and to that end is constantly opening new rides and attractions, including a new Guinness World Record breaking roller coaster approximately every five years. Currently, the park has four major roller coasters. Fujiyama, the park's centerpiece attraction, was the world's tallest and fastest roller coaster when it opened in 1996, and it continues to rank among the best coasters in the world. Dodonpa (2001) is currently the parks speediest coaster and the world record holder for fastest acceleration. Eejanaika (2006), a "4th dimension" roller coaster with seats rotating within the car, has the most inversions of any roller coaster. Finally, Takabisha, built in 2011, is the steepest roller coaster in the world. The park also has several large scale entertainment attractions, many of which are based on popular anime series. Gundam Crisis and Evangelion World are immersive displays of their respective robot suit themed anime and include life-sized models of the robots and characters. There are also three maze attractions: the Ultimate Horror Labyrinth (aka Haunted Hotel), one of the world's largest and scariest haunted attractions; Ultimate Fort, a prison escape themed puzzle maze; and Kassen Sengoku Basara, a warring states period themed attraction. In addition to those major rides and attractions, the park further offers a host of amusement park staples such as tea cup, frisbee, log flume, pirate ship and drop tower type rides along with traditional rides such as a ferris wheel, carousel and sky swings. Seasonal attractions, such as an ice skating rink, are also available. Restaurants, rest areas, souvenir shops and carnival games are spread out around the park. There are also a number of anime based kids attractions, such as the Ge Ge Ge no Kitaro haunted house, Hamutaro rides (including a kid sized roller coaster, pirate ship and labyrinth), Kaiketsu Zorori Land, and the Loony Toons themed Cartoon Lagoon.