Fujiyama Map and Brochure (2023 – 2025)
Anchored by the towering steel silhouette of its namesake coaster, Fujiyama dominates Fuji-Q Highland with switchback paths that circle its base and fan out toward Lake Kawaguchi. A Fujiyama Fuji Q guide map helps guests thread through the park’s sharp elevation shifts, connecting thrill rides, ramen spots, and parade zones without missing the train transfer or the bridge bottleneck near the main gate.
- Location
- Fujiyoshida, Yamanashi Prefecture, Japan
- Years Active
- 1968 – Present
- Official Site
- Official Fujiyama Site
Locals know to time their lap around sunset—nothing beats a drop with Mount Fuji glowing in the distance.
Fujiyama Fuji Q Guide Map 2025
In 2025, Fuji-Q Highland introduced several key changes. On March 12, priority ticket sales for the Takabisha roller coaster were suspended due to vehicle inspections but resumed on March 22. On July 1, the official app Q-chan was enhanced to include real-time wait times, route guidance, and priority ticket purchasing.
On August 1, the Fujiyama Open Air Theater launched, hosting evening movie screenings through November 3. September featured scheduled partial-day closures for select rides without permanent closures.
Printable Fujiyama Fuji Q Guide Map PDF 2025
Fujiyama Fuji Q Guide Map 2023
Fujiyama Thomas Land 3D Treatre Map 2023
FAQ
Are Mount Fuji and Fujiyama the same?
Mount Fuji and Fujiyama refer to the same mountain, Japan’s highest peak at 3,776 meters. “Fujiyama” is a mistranslation of the Japanese name 富士山
(Fujisan), where “san” means “mountain” and not the honorific for people. In English, both terms are recognized, but “Mount Fuji” and “Fujisan” are most accurate in Japanese context.
What is Fujiyama famous for?
Fujiyama is famous for its perfectly symmetrical volcanic cone, iconic snow-capped peak, and status as Japan’s highest mountain at 3,776 meters. The mountain is renowned for hiking, scenic views, and inspiring centuries of Japanese art, including Hokusai’s celebrated woodblock prints. It also attracts visitors for its cultural significance, nearby lakes, shrines, and as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
What is the meaning of Fujiyama?
Fujiyama means “Mount Fuji,” with “fuji” being the mountain’s name and “yama” meaning “mountain” in Japanese. The phrase is redundant because it literally translates to “Fuji Mountain Mountain,” and the correct Japanese form is “Fujisan,” using the Sino-Japanese reading of the same character for mountain. The origin of the word “fuji” is believed to be from an Ainu term for “everlasting life” or “immortal,” but its exact meaning remains uncertain.
Why is it called Fujiyama?
Fujiyama is a term used in English and some Western contexts for Mount Fuji, derived from “Fuji” (the mountain’s name) and “yama” (Japanese for “mountain”). The correct Japanese term is “Fujisan,” where “san” is the Sino-Japanese reading of the character for mountain and not the same as the honorific for people. “Fujiyama” became common through a mistranslation in the 19th century, but in Japanese, people almost always say “Fujisan” for Mount Fuji.
