Suzuka Circuit

Overview

Suzuka Circuit, established in 1962 as Japan's first full-scale racing course, is a world-renowned circuit that has hosted countless legendary races. It draws motorsports enthusiasts from around the globe with top-tier events such as the F1 Japanese Grand Prix, the Suzuka 8 Hours endurance race, SUPER GT, and Super Formula. But Suzuka Circuit offers much more than just race viewing. Experience the thrill of driving racing karts or pocket bikes, enjoy the attractions at Suzuka Circuit Park, cool off at Aqua Adventure, or stay overnight at the Suzuka Circuit Hotel – there's something for everyone all day long! Suzuka Circuit Park boasts a wide array of attractions, from go-karts and Ferris wheels to merry-go-rounds, providing fun for both children and adults. A pool also opens during the summer for splashing good times. The Suzuka Circuit Hotel is conveniently located for race viewing and park activities. It also features restaurants and bars open to both guests and non-guests. Suzuka Circuit is a place where you can create unforgettable memories, whether you're a motorsports enthusiast or a family looking for a fun-filled day. Come and experience the excitement!