If that's not one of the most logistically poor constructions I've ever seen, I don't know what is. Leave it to Japan to build things based solely on their effectiveness against Godzilla.
Why would anyone make the sound decision to attempt such a coaster? I wouldn't even trust this shit on a "Mouse Trap" course where no one's well-being was at stake. But hey, whatever floats your boat Japan. I'm assuming this is apart of the grieving period for the terrible nuclear crisis that inflicted the country, but come on, grieve like normal people. Grab some Jack, some hard medicinals and call it a bender. Don't try to get weird with a concept that Six Flags can't even grasp.
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Add CommentI've actually been on this ride at Fuji-Q Highland in Japan...a week after the ride opened in July and I have to say it was one of the most intense and amazing roller coasters I've ever been on. The suspense throughout the whole thing left you wanting more when you were done. This picture shows the middle of the ride while the second half was all twists, turns, 360 and 4D spins. The line was over an hour long and well worth it.
Kelly Mackey, you ma'am, are braver than me
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