7992 Inocho, Suzuka 510-0295 Mie Prefecture

Since its establishment in 1962 as Japan’s first full-fledged racing course, the center of Japanese motorsports has been Suzuka Circuit. Its amusement park, Motopia, offers plenty of riding and driving fun for young children. This motorsports entertainment arena with its focus on racing attracts a wide range of people from all over the world, from children to adults. For excitement that moves you, look no further.

7992 Inoucho, Suzuka 510-0201 Mie Prefecture

1871 Yamamoto-cho, Suzuka 519-0315 Mie Prefecture

7992 Inocho Suzuka Circuit, Suzuka Mie Prefecture

The Japanese Grand Prix is a Formula One World Championship car racing event. Top drivers from the world over come to compete in what is often a title-deciding race at the end of the sporting season. Adrenaline runs high as huge crowds are drawn to the stadiums to watch top-performing vehicles handle over 150 miles of looped driving, and the excellent motorists who control them at speeds of up to 150 miles per hour.

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Suzuka Mie Prefecture

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1669 Misonocho, Suzuka 510-0261 Mie Prefecture

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