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Its houses, buildings and streets all feature Edo period styles and designs to capture the old town feel. Staff also dressed in costumes from the
era and perform live sword fighting, martial arts and magic shows.
Edo Wonderland – ©JNTO
Edo Wonderland – ©JNTO
Tobu World Square
This is another theme park with a difference. Tobu World Square showcases miniature versions of some of the world’s best historical and
cultural landmarks, including World Heritage sites and other well-known attractions.
Tobu World Square Entry – ©JNTO
Tobu World Square – ©JNTO
Fuji-Q Highland
Situated in the Fuji Five Lakes area, Fuji-Q Highland is a top-rated amusement park in Japan with numerous adrenaline-rushing roller coaster
and anime-themed rides. Its four largest roller coasters are:
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Takabisha – the world’s steepest roller coaster with a 121-degree angle drop;
Eejanaika –with rotating seats within each car;
Dodonpa – the world record holder for fastest rollercoaster acceleration;
Fujiyama – the main attraction and once the speediest and tallest roller coaster in the world.
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