World of Jet Coasters at Fuji-Q Highland

World of Jet Coasters at Fuji-Q Highland - Yamanashi

30/04/2008

Fuji-Q Highland

EE-Janaika steel rails with a fall of 89 degrees.

The roller coaster below is called Ee-Janaika meaning "isn`t this great?" This roller coaster holds a Guinness record for its 14 rotations through out its ride. This means the seats rotate while the coaster itself rotates around the rails. This coaster has a speed of 126kilo meters per hour with the highest fall point of 65 meters. This ride lasts fro good several minutes as its 1153 meters long. The steepest fall is 89 degrees where you experience the ground coming towards you with a sickening 100km/h. Well, This ride needs some guts.

Ee- Janaika`s closest spot to the ground

My friend at the Guinness record display.

The group before us getting ready for it s ride.

Before the ride begins, the staff, people who are going to ride, people while are waiting to ride all start singing "ee janika -ee janaika" in a loud voice. It helps you to gather your guts and forget the panic fro one moment.

Next is another large scale roller coaster called Fuiyama. This also holds a Guinness record for several points. In 1996, it was the fastest , tallest Roller coaster in the world. Its length is 2045 meters and the ride lasts for 3minutes and 36 seconds. Now newer world records have been born but the fun of Fujiyama has neither faded nor has it lost its glory.

Fujiyama Roller coaster

The group before us getting ready to the ride.

The Guinness World record of Fujiyama

It was a great day on the world of roller coasters. Wish I could go there again...

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