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Fuji Speedway Drift Park 富士スピードウェイ ドリフトパーク

LICENCE + FREE-RUN

The closest drift pad to Tokyo, open to individuals since June 2026 — but only with Fuji’s own licence (¥25,000, same-day course, Japanese-only). Some organiser days waive it.

Can you drift here?Free-run once you hold the circuit’s own licence
WhereShizuoka · Chubu
What it costsFree-run ¥9,900 a day + licence ¥25,000
Foreigners welcomeTBC
Rental drift carsNo
English supportTBC
Verified2026-09-04

What you pay

Drift free-run ¥9,900 a day, licence holders only. Gate ¥1,200 for adults (¥900 high-school age, free for junior-high and under) — but licence members pay nothing and bring one passenger in free, so a licence holder’s day costs ¥9,900 flat. Licence: Short Course & Parks ¥25,000 new / ¥22,000 renewal, issued the same day after a course of about 2.5 hours; the Racing Course licence at ¥49,000 includes it. Whole-park hire ¥407,000 a weekday / ¥594,000 weekends and holidays

Getting there

694 Nakahinata, Oyama-cho, Sunto-gun, Shizuoka. Tel 0550-78-1234. About 50 min from Tokyo IC on the Tomei expressway to Ashigara Smart IC, then 10 min; or Chuo expressway to Kawaguchiko IC, the Higashi-Fuji-Goko road to Sunosugi IC, then 10 min

What to know before you go

The newest way to drift in Japan, and the closest one to Tokyo: this pad was rental-only until June 2026, when Fuji opened it to individual licence holders. Renamed from Multi-Purpose Driving Course on 1 Apr 2026 with no change to the layout, so you will still see the old name on event pages. Running is in roughly 20-minute blocks with the layout and direction swapped between them, a beginner-priority slot, and a maintenance break 12:00–13:00; passenger rides are allowed if the passenger also holds a licence. Fuji killed its Short Course drift slot on 31 May 2026, so this is now the only place to drift on the site. Two catches for visitors: the licence is compulsory and the whole process is Japanese-only, and free-run days are published one month at a time — September 2026 had five. Some organiser track days here waive the licence requirement, which is the practical way in for a visitor.

Coming up here

Confirmed dates from our drift calendar, each checked against the organiser’s own page.

Our full guide

Read before you go Can You Drift at Fuji Speedway? Drift Park Guide (2026)

Want to drive here rather than read about it?

We arrange drift days by region — the booking, the paperwork in Japanese, the car if you need one, and someone who has driven the track. See what a day here looks like.

Official site · verified 2026-09-04 · back to every drift track in Japan · the event calendar