Fuji Q Highland is an amusement park at the foot of the magnificent Mount Fuji. The roller coasters there have smashed several Guinness records. After having fun there, relax at an “onsen”.

An amusement park that people of all ages can enjoy while overlooking the Osaka plains.

Takabisha rollercoaster, Fuji Q Highland amusement park Japan

Naruto Ramen Shop - In Japan, the Shinobi-Zato is a section of a theme park dedicated to the anime world of Naruto. This restaurant specifically is a ramen shop seen in the anime. The store's design exists to give the customer the experience of eating at the same ramen shop that the character would have had in the anime.

Hello Sandwiches! If you remember this post, you'll know I've been in love with Japan's oldest amusement park, Hanayashiki, for a while. I went back the other day in the rain with Luke and perhaps it was the way the colours seemed to glow in the rain, or the way the spooky rain-induced emptiness made the entire experience even more surreal, but it was even better than I remembered. I'm working on a series of photos, drawings and paper collage works for my next exhibition at On Reading…

Needless to say, Mt. Fuji is the best mountain in Japan. And in front of that is Fuji-Q Highland. Fuji-Q Highland is an amusement park in the foothills of Fuji, there are many “world's best” Attraction, and there are also theme parks “ Thomas Land ” and “ La Ville de Gaspard Et Lisa ” in the park.

While the capital boasts a reasonably good inner-city amusement park in the form of Tokyo Dome City, dedicated thrill seekers head out of town to the foothills

Have fun at these indoor attractions where you can meet Hello Kitty, play with Lego, try VR games and much more