Steel Dragon 2000: 2,479 metres, the longest steel roller coaster in Japan since 2000.
Opened in the Nagashima Onsen resort area, the park has as its centrepiece the Steel Dragon 2000: opened in 2000, with 2,479 metres of track and a maximum height of 97 metres, it is the longest steel roller coaster in Japan and was for years among the longest in the world. The old wooden White Cyclone, seen in the Quintuplets manga, was dismantled in 2019.
Amusement park in the Nagashima hot spring resort area, in Mie, opened in the ’60s and expanded over the decades with ever more extreme roller coasters, including the Steel Dragon 2000.
ℹ️ The White Cyclone, the wooden roller coaster seen on one page of the manga, was dismantled in 2019: that shot can no longer be reproduced.
🚉 長島溫泉2番乗り場 · 10 min walk
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The amusement park of the day out in the fifty-sixth chapter, the one the manga dismisses as the ‘predictable’ choice for a date. The haunted house, the carousel and the Ferris wheel appear, though the wheel is drawn with gondolas different from the real ones.
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