Takabisha.    

  Roller coaster with the second-most inversions (7) in Asia.

Takabisha. Located in Fuji-Q Highland at Fujiyoshida, Yamanashi, Japan, Takabisha is a steel roller coaster attraction with a height of 43 meters and a length spanning 1,000 meters. Built by Gerstlauer, Takabisha rushes at speeds of up to 100 km/h with a ride duration of 160 seconds.

 Compare Takabisha with Crystal Wing from Happy Valley Beijing, China.

Acrobat.    

Acrobat. Acrobat is a steel roller coaster attraction in Nagashima Spa Land at Mie Prefecture, Japan. Acrobat is 43 meters tall, with a length spanning 1,021 meters. Built by Bolliger & Mabillard, Acrobat rushes at speeds of up to 90 km/h with a ride duration of 90 seconds.

 Compare Acrobat with Coaster Though The Clouds from Nanchang Sunac Land, China.

 Compare Acrobat with Fujiyama from Fuji-Q Highland, Japan.

Eejanaika.    

Eejanaika. Eejanaika is a steel roller coaster attraction in Fuji-Q Highland at Fujiyoshida, Yamanashi, Japan. Built by S&S Arrow, Eejanaika has a height of 76 meters, with a length spanning 1,153 meters. Eejanaika moves at speeds of up to 126 km/h with a ride duration of 110 seconds.

 Compare Eejanaika with Battlestar Galactica from Universal Studios Singapore, Singapore.

 Compare Eejanaika with Hakugei from Nagashima Spa Land, Japan.

Hakugei.    

Hakugei. Hakugei is a steel roller coaster attraction in Nagashima Spa Land at Mie Prefecture, Japan. Built by Rocky Mountain Construction, Hakugei has a height of 55 meters, with a length spanning 1,530 meters. Hakugei moves at speeds of up to 107 km/h with a ride duration of 150 seconds.

 Compare Hakugei with Hollywood Dream – The Ride from Universal Studios Japan, Japan.

 Compare Hakugei with Golden Wings In Snowfield from Happy Valley Beijing, China.