Suzuka Circuit Park in Mie
Last updated: August 25, 2026
Suzuka Circuit Park is the amusement park built into Japan's most storied racetrack — the Suzuka Circuit that hosts the Formula 1 Japanese Grand Prix. It's a mobility theme park in the truest sense: across more than 30 attractions, children take the controls of their first cars and motorcycles, families share coasters and racing rides, and you can even drive the circuit's real East Course, the same asphalt the Grand Prix runs on. For kids who love anything with wheels, there's no better day out in Japan.
Itinerary
- Stop at: Suzuka Circuit
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes — the park's signature attraction puts you behind the wheel on the East Course, the first half of the Grand Prix lap, in a slow-speed vehicle built for visitors. It's the rare theme park ride that shares its ground with Formula 1 history.
From Nagoya, ride the Kintetsu line to Shiroko Station — about 40 minutes — then a local bus runs to the circuit in around 20 more. The Ise Railway's Suzuka Circuit Ino Station is the closest rail stop, a 20-minute walk from the gates.
The park's whole idea is that children drive, not just ride — many attractions put kids at the controls of cars and bikes sized for them, with licenses to earn as they go. Preschoolers through early teens get the most from it, while racing fans of any age come for the circuit itself.