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Suzuka Circuit Park

Suzuka Circuit Park is the only overseas-licensed Suzuka Circuit attraction, located at SKM Park in Kaohsiung, Taiwan.

Last updated September 16, 2026

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Suzuka Circuit Park is described by its official site as the only overseas-licensed Suzuka Circuit attraction, located at SKM Park in Kaohsiung, Taiwan. The park comprises two main themes: the Mini Suzuka Circuit, a professional go-kart track built as a 1:10 scale replica of the Japanese Suzuka Circuit, and the Circuit Park with amusement rides presented in the form of various modes of transport.

History

According to the official site, Suzuka Circuit Park is the only overseas-licensed Suzuka Circuit attraction and is located at SKM Park in Kaohsiung, Taiwan. The park includes two main themes: the Mini Suzuka Circuit and the Circuit Park. The Mini Suzuka Circuit is described as a professional go-kart track and a 1:10 scale replica of the Japanese Suzuka International Circuit, reproducing famous corners of the professional track. The Circuit Park's rides are said to inherit the spirit of Suzuka in Japan, presented in the form of various modes of transport, with novel and exciting rides introduced from Europe and America. The official site also states that the Mini Suzuka Circuit is 580 meters long, scales the Suzuka Circuit at 1:10, reproduces features from the famous figure-eight three-dimensional crossover tunnel to consecutive S-curves, the Spoon Curve and hairpin curves, and uses French-imported TECPRO racing barriers of the same grade as F1.

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The only overseas-licensed Suzuka Circuit attraction, offering a professional go-kart track and transport-themed amusement rides.

  • Mini Suzuka Circuit

    A professional go-kart track and the only overseas-licensed Suzuka Circuit track, 580 meters long and a 1:10 scale replica of the Suzuka Circuit, reproducing features from the figure-eight three-dimensional crossover tunnel to consecutive S-curves, the Spoon Curve and hairpin curves, with French-imported TECPRO racing barriers of the same grade as F1.

  • Circuit Park

    Amusement rides that inherit the spirit of Suzuka in Japan, presented in the form of various modes of transport, with novel and exciting rides introduced from Europe and America.

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