Fuji- Q Highland is a high thrill amusement park in Fujiyoshida. The amusement park has plenty of rides to keep you entertained, including some of the world's fastest and steepest roller coasters for the adventure seekers.
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From early November to late December, the Fuji-Q Highland amusement park will host a fun Thomas Land Christmas event. The event will include a variety of Christmas themed decorations, a stamp rally, Christmas-inspired dishes, Christmas performances, and more.
Fuji-Q Highland sits near Mt. Fuji and offers amazing views from intense rides that are perfect for thrill-seeking visitors.
“IAAAAAAAAAAAH !!!!!!” is the expression that I used the most on my day to Fuji-Q Highland, a really big attraction Park near Tokyo.
Famed Japan theme park, Fuji Q Highland is especially famous for its high sensation attractions and various roller-coaster varieties. Recently announced, however, are two new attractions that may appeal to those looking to soar the skies.
New attractions at Fuji-Q Highland Amusement Park, Ultimate Fort 2 and the updated Super Scary Labyrinth of Fear, ready to excite newcomers and veterans alike.
An awesome day at the Fuji-Q Highland amusement park is not complete without a visit to the Haunted House!
Fuji-Q Highland is a theme park aimed at adults, as the main attractions consist of roller coasters that would have even the toughest of men screaming for their mothers.
Kai Hoto Shingenyakata at Fuji-Q Highland, a themed restaurant inspired by Japanese history, is a cross between a classy restaurant and a fascinating museum.
Situated within a stone’s throw away from Mount-Fuji in Yamanashi Prefecture, Fuji-Q Highland offers a real high-adrenaline packed day for those who are not seeking anything soft, cute or cuddly.
Fuji-Q Highland Ice skating is open in Winter until the first weekend of April. You can skate under open skies with close up views of the magnificent Mount Fuji.
Fuji-Q Highland is a great place for having fun. Going there for summer time is perfect!
Fuji-Q Highland is an amusement park that offers plenty of rides - and a breathtaking view of Mount Fuji on a clear day.
Cute areas at Fuji-Q Highland: La ville de Gaspard et Lisa & Thomas Circus in Thomas Land! Perfect places for kids and families.
At Les Reves Salon de The you can enjoy afternoon tea and amazing pastries in a French theater atmosphere with views of Mount Fuji.
![Evangelion: World at Fuji-Q Highland [Closed]](https://a2.cdn.japantravel.com/photo/60586-206561/360x240!/yamanashi-evangelion-world-at-fuji-q-highland-206561.jpg "Evangelion: World at Fuji-Q Highland [Closed]")
The famous amusement park Fuji-Q Highland, located near the base of Mt. Fuji, is home to a one-of-a-kind tribute exhibition centered around the popular anime, Neon Genesis Evangelion. Opened to the public in 2010, it boasts a number of replicas and behind-the-scenes info.
Thomas the Train fans are in for a treat this Halloween, with a special Thomas-themed event taking place at Fuji-Q Highland. Thomas Land Halloween runs from September 18th until October 31st, and includes Halloween photo spots, a stamp rally, themed food, and more.
From early November to late December, the Fuji-Q Highland amusement park will host a fun Thomas Land Christmas event. The event will include a variety of Christmas themed decorations, a stamp rally, Christmas-inspired dishes, Christmas performances, and more.
About two hours from Tokyo, deep into southeastern Yamanashi and next to the base of Mt. Fuji, is the famous Fuji-Q Highland amusement park. Learn all about the facility's new roller coaster: Zokkon.
Fujiyoshida Youth Hostel is a great budget option when exploring the Mt Fuji area.
Konansou is a ryokan accommodation with Mt. Fuji views, delicious Japanese cuisine, and impeccable facilities. If you want an onsen with a view, this is your spot.
AWAUMI Fuji Kawaguchiko Resort opened in July 2023, bringing a slice of glamping life to this flourishing tourism area, known for the nearby Fuji-Q Highland and nestled between Mount Fuji and Lake Kawaguchiko. Across the resort, a total of 16 resort villas and private cabins, including fully-furnished dome tents with expansive views of the surrounding mountains and nature. They come equipped with a natural hot spring and outdoor sauna facilities and offer a private yet luxurious stay experience. [photo id='235863'] The flagship ‘Suite Villa’ provides a luxurious and spacious stay, with bedrooms over 70m² in size and dedicated dining and kitchen facilities, great for families or couples. [photo id='235865'] For groups or those looking to get closer to nature, private cabins and dome tents promise just that — but don’t compromise on comfort or facilities either. [photo id='235858'] Beyond the luxurious reception area—complete with its open fireplace and open bar stocked with local Yamanashi wines—you’ll discover the Awaumi’s centrepiece, a central pool for guests to enjoy, with poolside loungers. [photo id='235859'] Beyond this, a firepit and seating area provides an added aura and cosy ambience as the sun sets. [photo id='235862'] BBQ is the name of the game when it comes to glamping and Awaumi does not disappoint, with everything you need provided onsite for a quality, barbecue dinner and breakfast experience. From Koshu wine beef steak to Fujizakura Pork, alongside some skillet-style dishes like Ajillo and much more, expect to be eating in no time with minimal preparation needed once the grill is heated.
Houtou is a popular dish in Japan originated from Yamanashi, and Houtou Fudou is a great place to try it.
In the foothills of Fuji, burgers fit for a King - or at least a Prime Minister.
Homemade hoto noodles at Momiji Tei, near Mount Fuji in central Japan's Yamanashi Prefecture. Rustic flavour, a hot spring for the belly.
The five-story Chureito Pagoda is located on a hill in Arakurayama Sengen Park in Yamanashi Prefecture. It is part of the Arakura Fuji Sengen Shrine, to which it was added in 1963 as a peace memorial. It is reached via 398 steps and is impressive when the weather is clear View of Mount Fuji. The pagoda is a popular visitor destination, especially in April when the cherry blossoms are in bloom and in November when the autumn leaves fall, as it is a popular photo opportunity with Mount Fuji in the background. Many iconic images of Japan show the Chureito Pagoda - often in the middle of flowering cherry trees - with Mount Fuji behind. The pagoda and the Arakura of Fuji Sengen Shrine are not far from Kawaguchiko, one of the five Fuji lakes, and can be reached by train and bus.
Cycling around the lake and visiting the park in Kawaguchiko Town.