About us

Company Profile

• Company Name

  Fuji-Q Highland Co., Ltd.

• Foundation date

  June 1st Showa 44
  ※ On April 2nd, 1994, the Company changed a name to Fuji-Q Highland Co., Ltd.

• Capital Stock

  97.5 million yen

• Location

  5-6-1 Shin-Nishihara. Fujiyoshida, Yamanashi Prefecture 403-0017 Japan

• Representative

  Daisuke Iwata, CEO

Business contents

• Fuji-Q Highland (opened in 1959)

  A large leisure land of 500,000 square meters near the Chuo Road Kawaguchiko Interchange. Not only Screamer rides and "Thomas Land", we have an Ice Skating Rink, snow leisure slopes, bowling centers, theaters, restaurants, stores, Conifer Forest, parking space.

• Uzumakaku (opened in May 1972)

  It is the tourist location for Fuji climbers, on the SUBARU-line 5th shelter of Mt.Fuji, with stores, restaurants and guest rooms.

History

• 1961

  The Fuji Goko International Skating Center, which was the origin of the current park, was opened

• 1966

  The world longest "Giant Coaster" was opened
  ※ Currently, it is closed

• 1969

  "Highland Hall" completed

• 1980

  "Double loop coaster" appeared
  ※ Currently, it is closed

• 1983

  Height · highest speed · maximum overweight "Moonsalt scramble" appeared
  ※ Currently, it is closed

• Showa 60 (1985)

  "Conifer Forest Ice Rink" completed

• 1995

  Big Ferris wheel "Shining Flower" and "Cool · Jahapan" were opened

• 1996

  "KING OF COASTERS FUJIYAMA", which was the world's highest and fastest with the biggest drop, was opened

• Heisei 10 (1998)

  "Thomas Land" appeared

• 2001

  Roller coaster "DODONPA" which has the world's fastest acceleration, was opened.

• 2003

  "Super Scary Labyrinth of Fear" which was the longest-running haunted house in the world, was opened.

• 2004

  Successful hot spring within Fuji-Q Highland and Hotel Highland Resort Area. It was named "FUJIYAMA Onsen"
  "Tomdemina" was opened

• 2006

  Roller coaster "Eejanaika", which had the highest total number of spins in the world, was opened
  "FUJIYAMA ONSEN" was opened

• 2009

  "Tekkotsubanchou" was opened

• 2010

  "EVANGELION:WORLD" was opened

• Heisei era 2011 (2011)

  Roller coaster "Takabisha", which has the steepest drop of 121° in the world, was opened.

• 2017 (2017)

  Dodonpa reopens as the world's most accelerated coaster "Do-Dodonpa- Fastest Roller Coaster"

• 2020 (2018)

  Become the world's best amusement city
  Free Admission Ticket Fuji-Q Highland

※ Records are the ones at that time