Takabisha.

Second tallest roller coaster track built by Gerstlauer — Located at Fuji-Q Highland in Fujiyoshida, Yamanashi, Japan, Takabisha is a 43-meter tall steel roller coaster attraction. The roller coaster track also has a drop of 42 meters.

Third longest roller coaster track built by Gerstlauer — Takabisha is built by Gerstlauer and spans a length of 1,000 meters with a maximum vertical angle of 121 degrees.

Second fastest roller coaster built by Gerstlauer — Takabisha races along its track with7 inversions, reaching a top speed of 100 km/h.

  Roller coaster ride with the third longest ride duration in Japan — Total ride time: 2 minutes 40 seconds.

 Compare Takabisha with Behemoth from Canada's Wonderland, Canada.

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Acrobat.

Located at Nagashima Spa Land in Mie Prefecture, Japan, Acrobat is a steel roller coaster attraction. The roller coaster track is 43 meters tall.

Acrobat is built by Bolliger & Mabillard and spans a length of 1,021 meters.

Acrobat has a maximum speed of 90 km/h, with 4 inversions in its track.

Total ride time: 1 minutes 30 seconds.

 Compare Acrobat with Steel Force from Dorney Park, United States.

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Eejanaika.

Eejanaika is a steel roller coaster attraction at Fuji-Q Highland in Fujiyoshida, Yamanashi, Japan. The roller coaster track is 76 meters tall.

The 1,153-meter long Eejanaika is built by S&S Arrow and has a maximum vertical angle of 90 degrees.

Eejanaika races along its track with3 inversions, reaching a top speed of 126 km/h.

Total ride time: 1 minutes 50 seconds.

 Compare Eejanaika with The Swarm from Thorpe Park, United Kingdom.

 Compare Eejanaika with Mamba from Worlds Of Fun, United States.

Hakugei.

Hakugei is a steel roller coaster attraction at Nagashima Spa Land in Mie Prefecture, Japan. The roller coaster track is 55 meters tall.

Second longest roller coaster track built by Rocky Mountain Construction — Hakugei is built by Rocky Mountain Construction and stretches 1,530 meters in length, with a maximum vertical angle of 80 degrees.

The track has 3 inversions and a G force of 4g, enabling the roller coaster to reach a maximum speed of 107 km/h.

Total ride time: 2 minutes 30 seconds.

 Compare Hakugei with Steel Force from Dorney Park, United States.

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Do-Dodonpa.

Located at Fuji-Q Highland in Fujiyoshida, Yamanashi, Japan, Do-Dodonpa is a steel roller coaster attraction. The roller coaster track is 49 meters tall and has a drop of 49 meters.

Do-Dodonpa is built by S&S - Sansei Technologies and spans a length of 1,244 meters.

  Fastest roller coaster in Asia at a max speed of 172 km/h — Do-Dodonpa streaks to a top speed of 172 km/h along its 1-inversion track with a G force of 4g.

Total ride time: 1 minutes.

 Compare Do-Dodonpa with Vortex from Canada's Wonderland, Canada.

 Compare Do-Dodonpa with Expedition GeForce from Holiday Park, Germany.

Steel Dragon 2000.

  Tallest roller coaster track in Asia at 97 meters — Located at Nagashima Spa Land in Mie Prefecture, Japan, Steel Dragon 2000 is a steel roller coaster attraction. The roller coaster track is 97 meters tall and has a drop of 94 meters.

  Longest roller coaster track in the world at 2,479 meters — The 2,479-meter long Steel Dragon 2000 with a maximum vertical angle of 68 degrees is built by D. H. Morgan Manufacturing.

  Roller coaster ride with the second longest ride duration in Asia — Total ride time: 4 minutes.

 Compare Steel Dragon 2000 with Thunder Dolphin from Tokyo Dome City Attractions, Japan.

 Compare Steel Dragon 2000 with Altair from Cinecittà World, Italy.