Takabisha
Fuji-Q Highland, Fujiyoshida, Japan
Photos: Alex Brogan, Dick Thomas Johnson from Tokyo, Japan · Wikimedia Commons
Euro-Fighter coaster · Steel · Gerstlauer
Opened 2011 · Owned by Fuji-Q Highland
A Gerstlauer Euro-Fighter that held the world's-steepest-drop record at 121° before its near-twin Shellraiser edged it out.
- Height
- 141 ft
- Top speed
- 62 mph
- Length
- 3,281 ft
- Inversions
- 7
- Opened
- 2011
- Builder
- Gerstlauer
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Plan your ride
Lines are shortest at park open and in the last hour of the day. Enthusiasts swear by the back row for the biggest airtime.
Good to know
7 inversions — you will go upside down on this one
Euro-Fighter coaster — smooth modern track
Compact layout — 3,281 ft of track
