Suzuka Circuit

Car racing venue · Suzuka-shi

Suzuka Circuit

Car racing venue · Suzuka-shi

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7992 Inoucho, Suzuka, Mie 510-0295, Japan

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7992 Inoucho, Suzuka, Mie 510-0295, Japan Get directions

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7992 Inoucho, Suzuka, Mie 510-0295, Japan Get directions

+81 59 378 1111
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The best destinations for experiencing the Formula 1 Grand Prix

"A driver-favourite classic circuit featuring a challenging layout with high speeds, 18 corners and an iconic crossover; the venue is family-friendly with attractions like an on-site Ferris wheel and nearby amusement options." - Gayatri Bhaumik

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A Mak

Google
We were there for the Japan Formula One Grand Prix and the race circuit is absolutely delight to visit. The fans the atmosphere and the whole environment around the race circuit were splendid. The Japanese fans are amazing. Everyone there thoroughly enjoyed the race. The weather was great too. If you have time, visit the Honda Pavilion too.

danny jin

Google
Legendary track for auto enthusiasts. Great to visit for family getaway with amusement park for kids, nice spa, and excellent breakfast buffet! Oh and there’s a waterpark for the hot summer days!

Eddy Wong

Google
This is a legendary track. This is where the Japanese formula 1 takes place. Besides an official race circuit, this place also caters to younger fans and kids with amusement rides. There’s no end to the excitement. There is even a Honda Racing museum and it’s so cool! You can even get your kids a drivers license, obviously it’s for play purposes of course. You can pretty much spend a few hours here. If you’re a tourist I would highly recommend coming here. Very family friendly place. Perfect for the car nut.

92 Y

Google
F1 is the biggest event held at the iconic Suzuka Circuit, attracting fans from all over the world. This year, the event coincides perfectly with the breathtaking cherry blossom 🌸 season, making it an even more memorable experience. Visitors not only get to enjoy the thrill of high-speed racing but also the stunning beauty of sakura blooming throughout the area. It's the perfect blend of adrenaline and nature, offering something special for every attendee.

Michael Chuah

Google
Besides an official race circuit, this place also caters to the young at heart with amusement rides that are sure to satisfy our thrill desires. There is even a Honda Racing museum open to all.

Royals

Google
Suzuka Circuit is a legendary motorsport venue that offers an exhilarating experience for both fans and drivers, though it has a few areas that could be improved. Here’s my take: Pros: ✅ Iconic Layout & Driving Challenge – The figure-eight design and technical sections like the Esses, Degner Curves, and 130R make it one of the most demanding and rewarding tracks in the world. Drivers love its high-speed straights and elevation changes, which test precision and bravery . ✅ Historic Moments – Suzuka has hosted countless dramatic F1 title deciders, including Senna vs. Prost battles, and remains a fan favorite for its racing heritage . ✅ Great Spectator Views – Grandstands like I (hairpin), D/E (Esses), and G (130R) provide fantastic vantage points for overtaking and high-speed action . ✅ On-Site Amenities – The circuit offers decent dining options, including the "GRAN VIEW" pizzeria with views of Ise Bay and allergy-friendly meals at Putti Town Kitchen . There’s also the Suzuka Circuit amusement park (Motopia) and a Ferris wheel for added entertainment . Cons: ⚠ Limited Nearby Accommodation – Staying close to the circuit is tricky, with only a few hotels like the Suzuka Circuit Hotel (which has mixed reviews) available. Most fans opt for Nagoya, which is a 40-mile commute . ⚠ Crowd Management – During major events, check-in lines at hotels and entry gates can be lengthy, sometimes taking 30-60 minutes . ⚠ Safety Concerns – While improvements have been made, past incidents (like Jules Bianchi’s crash in 2014) highlight lingering risks, particularly at high-speed sections . Verdict: Suzuka is a must-visit for motorsport enthusiasts, offering a thrilling blend of history, challenging racing, and passionate fans. However, the limited lodging and occasional logistical hassles prevent it from being a perfect 5-star experience. If you plan ahead for accommodations and arrive early on race days, you’ll have an unforgettable time.

Corey Takagi

Google
Honestly there is not enough good transportation to the track or enough hotels around the track to support large events like F1 The track, theme park, and staff are very nice but my review is more reflecting on the amount of time wasted traveling to and from the course each day. I hope someday there is better infrastructure for this to make it better.

Reza Apriano

Google
My favorite track. Played a lot on PS5. But the real thing is even better. Very clean and well maintained. There is also theme park with many racing related attractions. The Suzuka town itself is very interesting. Clean, neat, peaceful, with polite people. LOVE It ❤️