Suzuka

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Suzuka (鈴鹿) is a city in Mie.

Suzuka Circuit

Understand

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Tourist information site

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The local tourist association has a partly multilingual guide site.

Get in

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Map
34°52′59″N 136°34′59″E
Map of Suzuka

Get around

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See

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  • 34.964367136.4515811 Tsubaki Ōkamiyashiro Shrine (椿大神社), 1871 Yamamoto-cho, ☏ +81 59-371-1515. OSM directions 

Do

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  • 34.845136.5381 Suzuka Circuit (鈴鹿サーキット, Suzuka Saakitto), ☏ +81 59-378-1111. Opened in 1962 as Japan's first full-fledged auto racing track, it is one of the world's only figure-8 racetracks. It hosts Grand Prix / Formula One and other races, such as the Suzuka 8-Hour Endurance Race. The next F1 is 9-11 April 2027. The track is 5.807 km long so cars make 53 laps to total 307 km. OSM directions (updated Sep 2026)

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Sleep

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Connect

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Routes through Suzuka
Kameyama ← W Junction ←  W  E  → Yokkaichi → Nagoya



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