Takabisha
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| Takabisha | |||||||
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| Manufacturer | Gerstlauer | ||||||
| Type | Steel | ||||||
| Model / product | Euro-Fighter 1000 | ||||||
| Riders per train | 8 | ||||||
| Propulsion | LSM launch from 0 - 62.1 mph in 2 s
Vertical chain lift hill | ||||||
Height141 feet
Top speed62.1 mph Length3,280.8 feet Inversions7 Steepest drop121° Duration1:52
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Takabisha (Japanese: 高飛車) is a Gerstlauer Euro-Fighter roller coaster located at Fuji-Q Highland in Yamanashi, Japan. The ride features the world's steepest drop at 121°, just half a degree more than Green Lantern Coaster at Warner Bros. Movie World.
Design
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Takabisha begins with an enclosed section that includes a barrel roll and the launch track. The second half of the ride begins with a vertical lift hill and a beyond vertical drop.
Trains
6 cars. Riders are arranged 4 across in 2 rows for a total of 8 riders per car.
| Steepest roller coaster July 2011 – present | ||
| Preceded by Timber Drop |
Steepest roller coaster July 2011 – present |
Succeeded by None |
| Roller coasters at Fuji-Q Highland | |||||||||
| Present | Do-Dodonpa • Eejanaika • Fujiyama • Fuwa Fuwa Osora No Dai-Bouken • Mad Mouse • Rock 'N Roll Duncan • Takabisha | ||||||||
| Former | Double Loop • Giant Coaster • Moonsault Scramble • Zola 7 | ||||||||