Suzuka Circuit

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Suzuka Circuit

Experience everything Suzuka Circuit has to offer, including the Formula 1 Japanese Grand Prix.

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Suzuka Circuit is known for hosting numerous races, including the Formula 1 Japanese Grand Prix and Suzuka 8 Hours. In addition to the racing course, it features a park, restaurants, and a hotel, making it an enjoyable theme park destination.

Suzuka Circuit Park offers attractions found only here. These include Putti Grand Prix, where parents and children can ride together in a two-seater racing car and take on a time attack around the Putti Town Circuit, a scaled-down version of the racing course; Kids' Bike Training, where children operate a motorcycle themselves while completing missions such as stopping and turning; and Kart Attacker, where parents and children or groups of friends can try karting for the first time. A wide variety of rides is available for different ages and heights, and children will love being able to operate the vehicles themselves.

The park has a variety of restaurants and snack shops serving pizza, pancakes, curry, yakisoba noodles, and more. They are convenient for everything from a break between attractions to lunch with the family.
Adjacent to the park, Suzuka Circuit Hotel offers family-friendly guest rooms, including kids' rooms, as well as accommodation packages for guests traveling with children.

Highlights

  • A wide range of attractions that children can operate themselves.
  • Check attraction wait times and operating information on the digital map.
  • A family-friendly hotel where guests can stay comfortably with children.

Photos

  • Take on a time attack at Putti Grand Prix

    Take on a time attack at Putti Grand Prix

  • Kids' Bike Training, a favorite among children

    Kids' Bike Training, a favorite among children

  • The racing course

    The racing course

  • Family-friendly Suzuka Circuit Hotel

    Family-friendly Suzuka Circuit Hotel

  • A buffet-style restaurant featuring local ingredients

    A buffet-style restaurant featuring local ingredients

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    Suzuka Circuit is one of the oldest tracks in F1 history! I'm super excited for the F1 race this September.

Details

Name in Japanese
鈴鹿サーキット
Postal Code
510-0295
Address
7992 Ino-cho, Suzuka, Mie
Phone
059-378-1111
Closed on
Irregular closures; closed on certain days in January and June for facility inspections
Hours
10:00 AM–5:00 PM (varies on weekends, national holidays, and depending on the season and events)
Admission
Park admission: Adults (high school students and older), from ¥2,000; children (elementary and junior high school students), from ¥1,000;
preschool children (ages 3 and older), from ¥800
Park Passport: Adults (high school students and older), from ¥4,800; children (elementary and junior high school students),
from ¥3,400; preschool children (ages 3 and older), from ¥2,200
Access
Take a local bus from Shiroko Station on the Kintetsu Line and get off at Suzuka Circuit; the facility is just steps from the bus stop
Credit Cards
Accepted
Official website
Official website (Japanese)
Hokkaido Tohoku Kanto Chubu Hokuriku Kansai Chugoku Shikoku Kyushu Okinawa