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Fuji-Q High Land

Roller Coaster Gerstlauer

3 of the main coasters.

by Gazza, 5 years ago

Do-Dodonpa Fujiyama Takabisha Fuji-Q High Land

The tower for Tentekomai can be seen on the left. Fuji Airways is housed in the dome. The Takabisha roller coaster is behind. Food Stadium is the long building in front of Takabisha.

by Gazza, 5 years ago

Takabisha Tentekomai Fuji Airways Fuji-Q High Land

Because the ride is in two parts, a couple of trains are out on the course at any given time, creating a fun duelling effect.

by Gazza, 5 years ago

Takabisha Fuji-Q High Land

A overview of Takabisha.

by Gazza, 5 years ago

Takabisha Fuji-Q High Land

As soon as you exit the Immelmann there's a small dip before the final brakes.

by Gazza, 5 years ago

Takabisha Fuji-Q High Land

The final inversion is an Immelmann that mirrors the dive loop.

by Gazza, 5 years ago

Takabisha Fuji-Q High Land

Next comes a cutback.

by Gazza, 5 years ago

Takabisha Fuji-Q High Land

Dow the drop into part two of the ride, which starts with a dive loop.

by Gazza, 5 years ago

Takabisha Fuji-Q High Land

At the top, brakes hold the car for a few moments, teetering on the edge, before you are released.

by Gazza, 5 years ago

Takabisha Fuji-Q High Land

The track ascends vertically.

by Gazza, 5 years ago

Takabisha Fuji-Q High Land

The track briefly re-enters the building, turns around then arrives at the base of the vertical lift.

by Gazza, 5 years ago

Takabisha Fuji-Q High Land

...So you fly over this airtime hill and into the first brake run.

by Gazza, 5 years ago

Takabisha Fuji-Q High Land

It's still got plenty of speed at this point...

by Gazza, 5 years ago

Takabisha Fuji-Q High Land

Out of the banana roll comes another large corkscrew (With Mt Fuji in the background)

by Gazza, 5 years ago

Takabisha Fuji-Q High Land

The 2nd inversion is a Banana roll.

by Gazza, 5 years ago

Takabisha Fuji-Q High Land

It's actually like a loop that has been spread apart wider.

by Gazza, 5 years ago

Takabisha Fuji-Q High Land

The first inversion is a giant corkscrew.

by Gazza, 5 years ago

Takabisha Fuji-Q High Land

After a secret indoor section with a surprise inversion in the dark, the train is launched to 100km/h out of a tunnel.

by Gazza, 5 years ago

Takabisha Fuji-Q High Land

Heat lamps in the load position keep the wheels warm so it runs at full speed even in cold weather.

by Gazza, 5 years ago

Takabisha Fuji-Q High Land

The station is very Japanese feeling.

by Gazza, 5 years ago

Takabisha Fuji-Q High Land

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