Fuji-Q Highland
An amusement park at the foot of Mount Fuji, with big coasters and Thomas Land.
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Fuji-Q Highland
SaveAn amusement park at the foot of Mount Fuji, with big coasters and Thomas Land.
When a child is too small for a ride, one adult can ride while the other waits, then swap.
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Fuji-Q Highland is an amusement park at the foot of Mount Fuji, divided into six areas: Thomas Land, Lisa and Gaspard Town, the Fuji Konoha village themed on Naruto and Boruto, San-X Paradise, Central Park, and the FUJIYAMA Tower.
The scale shows up in the everyday numbers, 14 restrooms and about 700 coin lockers across the grounds.
You pay per ride or per pass instead of at the gate, so an adult who plans to sit the coasters out walks in for nothing.
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- Strollers and wheelchairs rent for a fee: you hand over 1,000 yen including the deposit, and 500 yen comes back when you return it, so it costs 500 yen in the end.source
- The rental strollers are what Japan calls type B: made for children 7 months and older, upright seat, no recline.source
- Stroller and wheelchair rentals are cash only.source
- You pick up and return rentals at Entrance 1 and Entrance 2, any time during park hours.source
- Diapers are sold at the Natural Choice Shop and the Station Shop, in sizes M, L, and BIG.source
- A vending machine at the restroom between Tekkotsu Bancho and the Sky Tower Swinger sells diapers in M and L (2 to a pack) for 300 yen each, wipes (70 sheets) for 240 yen, and sanitary pads (2 to a pack) for 180 yen.source
- The first-aid room is at the park information counter next to FUJIYAMA, the same window that sells tickets. A nurse is not always there.source
- AEDs are installed around the park, at Shop Fujiyama, Entrance 2, beside the Party Cups, at the park information counter, at the Station Shop, beside the Lisa and Gaspard sky-travel ride, and at the Senritsu Meikyu haunted attraction.source
- Child Switch Plus is for a group that includes someone who cannot ride, a toddler for instance. The adults take turns on the ride, with the second one's wait counted from the time you signed up, so only one of you stands in the line. Sign up at Entrance 1, Entrance 2, or the park information counter.source
- The low-allergen options are the low-allergen curry at the Food Stadium and the low-allergen plate at the Thomas Restaurant.source
- Smoking is allowed only at two spots in the park, and the entire grounds outside them are nonsmoking.source
- The park has about 700 coin lockers, with cash lockers running 400 yen for a small one up to 800 yen for extra large, and cashless lockers 400 yen up to 1,500 yen.source
- The free FUJIYAMA Wi-Fi network works in the entrance areas, and once you register you get 60 minutes at a time, up to 7 times a day.source
- The only currency exchange machine in the park is at Shop Fujiyama, the store near Entrance 1.source
- Beside the Lisa and Gaspard sky-travel ride there are 10 massage chairs, at 300 yen including tax for 12 minutes.source
- Each attraction has its own rules for riding based on height, age, health, and disability.source
- A child from age 1 up to school age cannot ride alone. Whoever rides with them has to be a junior high student or older, at least 12, in sound health, and tall enough to meet the ride's height rule.source
- The big coasters have height limits: ZOKKON takes riders from 120 cm to under 195 cm (3 ft 11 in to 6 ft 5 in), Eejanaika runs 125 to 200 cm (4 ft 1 in to 6 ft 7 in), and FUJIYAMA starts at 110 cm (3 ft 7 in), with anyone under 130 cm (4 ft 3 in) needing a companion who is a junior high student or older.source
- The park is divided into Lisa and Gaspard Town, the Fuji Konoha village themed on Naruto and Boruto, Thomas Land, San-X Paradise, Central Park, and the FUJIYAMA Tower area.source
- The Gegege Yokai House and its Yokai Yokocho lane have closed for good, according to a notice dated April 27, 2026.source
- The official app, Q-chan, shows attraction wait times, guides you along a route, and sells priority tickets, and the park map lives in the app as well.source
With kidsThe part that matters
Half the family wants the big coaster, and half is nowhere near the height line.
Thomas Land sits inside the same gates, and most of its rides list no height limit at all, though a child from age 1 up to school age needs someone junior high age or older riding along.
Child Switch Plus lets two adults take turns on a big ride while only one of you stands in the line: sign up at an entrance or the park information counter, one rides, the other stays with the kids, then you swap.
Admission itself is free, so you can start with the Thomas Land Pass and buy tickets for the bigger rides only if you end up wanting them.
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- With a two- and four-year-old: back to the room by stroller for a nap via the hotel gate. Only two rides need 90cm.source
- One baby room inside Thomas Land, with a nursing space and a bottle-water heater. Ages 2-3 start with the carousel.source
- A lunchbox and a deluxe plate for two children came to 5,000 yen at Thomas Restaurant; Bubbly Splash four times.source
- A mid-March weekday with a three-year-old: almost no queues (20-30 min on weekends). Treasure Hunt is the indoor refuge.source
By age0-1 / 2-3 / 4-6
- Ages 0-1Entry to the park is free, so you can walk in and look around even on a day when nobody rides anything. Almost every attraction in Thomas Land has no height limit, and the toddler ticket starts at age one - a whole area of rides a one-year-old can go on, seated with a companion of junior high age or older who meets the height rule.The loaner strollers are type B - for babies from seven months, upright with no recline - picked up and returned at the No. 1 and No. 2 entrances. Payment is cash only: you leave 1,000 yen including a deposit and get 500 back on return, so 500 net. There are four nursing rooms: Thomas Restaurant, Thomas's Adventure Playground, near Food Stadium, and beside Lisa and Gaspard's Sky Travel Diary. Two of them - Thomas Restaurant and the Lisa and Gaspard one - have no formula-water machine, so for bottles head to the Adventure Playground or the Food Stadium room. Diaper changing sheets are in the restrooms of each area and in the first aid room. Diapers are sold from a vending machine in the restroom between Tekkotsu Banchou and Sky Tower Swinger: M and L, two per pack, 300 yen each, and wipes in 70-sheet packs for 240 yen.
- Ages 2-3The Thomas Land Pass, which covers all twelve Thomas Land attractions, is 2,000-2,300 yen for children aged one and up. Almost none of them has a height limit, so at this age nearly the whole area is within reach. Turning three opens up Nia and the animal coaster as well.Only four things in Thomas Land carry a condition: Hopping Winston and GO! GO! Bulstrode need 90 cm, and Nia and the animal coaster need age three. Measure at home and there is no argument at the gate. A preschooler aged one or over must ride with a companion of junior high age or older (12+) who is in good health and meets the height rule themselves. Attractions outside Thomas Land need a separate ticket from the Thomas Land Pass. For food allergies, Thomas Restaurant has a low-allergen plate and Food Stadium a low-allergen curry.
- Ages 4-6If the child has reached 110 cm, FUJIYAMA - one of the big coasters - is open to them, with a junior-high-or-older companion required between 110 and 130 cm. And since almost nothing in Thomas Land has a height limit, moving back and forth between the big rides and the little ones in a single day is what makes this age the interesting one here.Height limits on the big coasters: FUJIYAMA from 110 cm (110-130 cm needs a junior-high-or-older companion), ZOKKON 120 cm to under 195 cm, Eejanaika 125-200 cm. Measure first. For rides they cannot reach yet, Child Switch Plus lets two adults take turns on the wait time from a single application - sign up at the No. 1 and No. 2 entrances or park information. If a child gets lost, they can be paged over the park's PA system. The official app, Q-chan, shows wait times and routes, sells priority tickets, and holds the park map. A one-day pass for children aged one and up is 2,100-2,600 yen depending on the date.
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Worth a look before you go
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With a two- and four-year-old: back to the room by stroller for a nap via the hotel gate. Only two rides need 90cm.
Thomas Land at Fuji-Q reviewed: the hotel, the prices, and how to play it cheaply
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One baby room inside Thomas Land, with a nursing space and a bottle-water heater. Ages 2-3 start with the carousel.
Thomas Land with children: routes for ages 2-6, the budget and what to pack (2026)
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A lunchbox and a deluxe plate for two children came to 5,000 yen at Thomas Restaurant; Bubbly Splash four times.
Two or three might be the best age: a day at Thomas Land
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A mid-March weekday with a three-year-old: almost no queues (20-30 min on weekends). Treasure Hunt is the indoor refuge.
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Where it is
5-6-1 Shinnishihara, Fujiyoshida-shi, Yamanashi 403-0017source
Before you go
Basics
- Fee：Entering the park is free; rides are paid. The One-Day Pass (unlimited rides) costs ¥6,000-7,900 for adults (18-64), ¥5,500-7,400 for junior/senior high, ¥4,400-5,100 for elementary school, ¥2,100-2,600 for toddlers (1 and up) and seniors (65+) — the price depends on the date. The Thomas Land Pass covers all 12 Thomas Land rides at ¥3,000-3,500 (adults and school age), ¥2,500-2,800 (elementary) and ¥2,000-2,300 (toddlers); rides outside Thomas Land need a separate ticket. The Afternoon Pass (from 13:00) is ¥4,100-6,000 for adults down to ¥1,700-2,100 for toddlers. Pregnant visitors have their own One-Day Pass at ¥2,100-2,600 (maternity record book required). With a disability certificate, the holder and one companion (junior high age or older) get the One-Day Pass at ¥3,000-4,000 for adultssource
- Hours：Opening hours change by day and season — on 14 August 2026 the official site showed 8:00-21:00. Check the official schedule page for the day you gosource
- Booking：Admission to the park is free — a free admission ticket can be requested online or at the ticket counter — and ride tickets are bought separately from machines in the park. Passes can be bought online or at the ticket booth; tickets for children aged 1 to preschool are bought as QR tickets or at the booth. Priority passes go on sale online at 18:00 three days before, and on the day at machines in front of each attraction. The disability discount is sold at the entrance counter only, not onlinesourceOfficial booking site ↗
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Getting there
- The Guest Support Pass is for visitors who cannot stand in a line because of a disability or reduced physical function. They and their companion sign up at the park information counter, wait away from the line for as long as it was at sign-up, and then ride.source
- A stop for the free shuttle bus opened near the FUJIYAMA Tower on April 1, 2026.source
- The park's chart marks Thomas and Percy's Fun Ride and Thomas's Doki Doki Playground as usable both from a wheelchair and while pregnant.source
- To ride a wheelchair-accessible attraction you go along with a helper who is a junior high student or older, at least 12, in sound health, and tall enough to meet the height rule.source
Fees
- Admission to Fuji-Q Highland is free, and you request the free admission ticket either at the ticket window or online.source
- To ride an attraction you need a ride ticket, which you buy from the ticket machines inside the park.source
- The One Day Pass, good for unlimited rides for a day, runs 6,000 to 7,900 yen for adults 18 to 64, 5,500 to 7,400 yen for junior high and high school students, 4,400 to 5,100 yen for elementary students, 2,100 to 2,600 yen for children age 1 and up, and 2,100 to 2,600 yen for seniors 65 and older, with the price depending on the date you go.source
- The Afternoon Pass covers unlimited rides from 1 p.m. onward, at 4,100 to 6,000 yen for adults, 3,800 to 5,700 yen for junior high and high school students, 3,500 to 4,200 yen for elementary students, and 1,700 to 2,100 yen for preschoolers.source
- The Thomas Land Pass covers unlimited rides on the 12 attractions in Thomas Land, at 3,000 to 3,500 yen for adults and junior high and high school students, 2,500 to 2,800 yen for elementary students, and 2,000 to 2,300 yen for children age 1 and up.source
- Attractions outside Thomas Land need a ticket separate from the Thomas Land Pass.source
- The discount for holders of a disability certificate applies only to the One Day Pass, and covers the holder plus one companion who is a junior high student or older; it cannot be bought online, only at the entrance window.source
- There is a One Day Pass for pregnant visitors at 2,100 to 2,600 yen, which requires showing a maternity health record book, and it covers a limited set of rides such as Thomas and Percy's Fun Ride, the Doki Doki Playground, the Ferris wheel, and Fuji Airways watched from the wheelchair area.source
Hours and closures
- As of August 14, 2026, the "today's hours" line on the official homepage read 8:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m.source
Once you've decided
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The park is split into areas: Thomas Land, Lisa and Gaspard Town, the Naruto and Boruto village, and more. Thomas Land holds twelve attractions, along with the indoor Dokidoki Playground. Four nursing rooms are spread around the park, two with a water heater for formula. Changing mats are in the toilets of each area and in the first-aid room, and a machine sells diapers and wipes. Low-allergen dishes are served at Food Stadium and Thomas Restaurant. A lost child can be called for over the park speakers.
| Stroller friendly | Yes | Strollers and wheelchairs are rented for a fee: you leave ¥1,000 including a deposit and get ¥500 back on return (cash only). The stroller is a type-B for children from 7 months, used sitting up, with no recline. Rental and return are at the 1st and 2nd entrances, during opening hours | Web-checked | checked Aug ’26 | fujiq.jp |
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| Stroller rental | Yes | Web-checked | checked Aug ’26 | fujiq.jp | |
| Diaper changing table | Yes | Changing sheets are fitted in the toilets and first-aid room of each area of the park. There are 14 toilets in all, including ones by the 1st and 2nd entrances, in Thomas Restaurant and in Thomas' Dokidoki Playground. Diapers (M, L, BIG) are sold at Natural Choice Shop and the Station Shop, and a machine by the Tekkotsubanchou toilets sells diapers at ¥300 for two and wipes at ¥240 | Web-checked | checked Aug ’26 | fujiq.jp |
| Nursing space | Yes (4) | Four nursing rooms: Thomas Restaurant, Thomas' Dokidoki Playground, near the Food Stadium, and beside Lisa and Gaspard's Sky Diary. They have a water heater for making up formula, except the ones at Thomas Restaurant and beside Lisa and Gaspard's Sky Diary | Web-checked | checked Aug ’26 | fujiq.jp |
| Indoor / outdoor | Outdoor | An outdoor amusement park at the foot of Mount Fuji, with indoor spots inside it such as Thomas' Dokidoki Playground and the restaurants | Web-checked | checked Aug ’26 | fujiq.jp |
| Child switch (rider swap) | Yes | "Child Switch Plus": when someone in your group is too small to ride, the adults can take turns on the same attraction within the wait time you signed up for (apply at the first and second entrance gates or park information) | Web-checked | checked Aug ’26 | fujiq.jp |
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| English support | Not checked yet | ||||
| Outside food allowed | Not checked yet | ||||
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| Kids' toilet seat & step stool | Not checked yet |
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