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315 ASIA 13 13 13 1 1 0 20 20 20 20 e e e id id id id Gu Gu l l l ve ve v v a ra T T T T ap ap G iG Unleash your brave alter ego and walk through the corridors of the world’s second largest haunted attraction and prepare yourself to pain being victim of traditional Japanese horror (just without the blood, This 700m walkthrough ride is a psychological nightmare and violence.) where you tip toe your way through a seemingly deserted hospital with Although it was never used a real only a small pen light to guide you. it is said to be a replica of the original hospital believed to hospital, As you navigate your small group through dingy be haunted in Japan. expect to come across psychotic bloodstained rooms and hallways, but more impor- mental patients and evidence of paranormal activity, tantly be prepared to run when they aren’t happy you’ve disturbed their solitude... You Must Ride...The Haunted Hospital! UVWRSHQHG Fuji Q Highland omfortably nestled at the foot of Mount Fuji, this epic omfortably nestled at the foot of Mount Fuji, theme park is set amongst one of the most beautiful ensuring a captivating view at the top of landscapes, every ride - although blink and you might miss it! With awarded to this theme Records 14 Guinness World park for height, speed and acceleration, adrenaline is served speed and acceleration, in abun- park for height, GDQFHZLWKDWKULOOZDLWLQJURXQGHYHU\FRUQHU(YHQZKHQLWŹ For those after the ultimate speed sensation, buckle into Dodonpa and those after the ultimate speed sensation, For tighten your seatbelt tight (maybe even grab onto the stranger next to you for extra support) as this ride accelerates passengers from 0mph to making it the roller coaster with the fastest 106.9pmh in just 1.8 seconds, reaching up to a face melt- and most intense acceleration in the world, ing 4.3G’s! The park is also home to the world’s steepest roller coaster where the seats and the 4th dimension coaster Eejanaika, Takabisha, eating your within the cars rotate throughout the duration of the ride; lunch before strapping yourself in here could be an unwise move. its gates in 1996, Fuji-Q Highland already contained the world’sits gates in 1996, Fuji-Q fastest the parks centrepiece attraction and and tallest roller coaster; Fujiyama, still deemed as one of the world’s best rides. C 314 ASIA iGGapa Traravel GuG idide 20201313.

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