JAPAN
Cars in the race circuit.

(Photo: Kamiwaza-Japan Co., Ltd.)

Venue: Fuji Speedway

When: Monday - Aug 11th 2025

Auto aficionados are in for a treat this summer as FuelFest Japan returns to Fuji Speedway in August, coinciding with the Mountain Day national holiday. Now running for several years, this internationally celebrated car festival is one of the largest of its kind, drawing thousands of enthusiasts from across Japan and beyond.

Two cars are exhibited.

(Photo: Kamiwaza-Japan Co., Ltd.)

The event has previously welcomed Hollywood stars such as Sung Kang, Tyrese Gibson, and Cody Walker, brother of the late Paul Walker. Once again, visitors can expect a mix of cinematic spectacle and automotive excellence, with celebrity appearances and movie-themed events bringing the world of Fast & Furious to life right on the circuit.

Some people are taking an interview.

(Photo: Kamiwaza-Japan Co., Ltd.)

The event will run from 10am until 6pm, featuring more than 2,000 tuned cars, 200 supercars, and a full schedule of high-energy attractions. Some of the highlights include a 0-200 meter drag race with 200 cars, a movie-style drift course, a talk show with special guests, and a dramatic parade run involving over 1,000 vehicles. A dedicated area will showcase replica vehicles and scenes from the Fast & Furious films, giving fans a chance to step into the action.

Two cars are in the race circuit.

(Photo: Kamiwaza-Japan Co., Ltd.)

In addition to the cars, visitors can enjoy over 50 food vendors, a kid-friendly zone, and support activities for the Noto Peninsula, including a taiko drumming performance from Wajima City.

Tickets are available online, with general admission priced at 6,600 JPY. For more information, please visit the official website.

Getting there

Fuji Speedway is located around 20 minutes by taxi from Gotemba Station, which is served by the JR Gotemba Line. Bus services are also available from the station to the venue, with timetable info on the Fuji Speedway site.

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