What is: Eejanaika - The World's Largest 4D Roller Coaster

Eejanaika (ええじゃないか) is a steel roller coaster, located at Fuji-Q Highland in Yamanashi, Japan. The ride is the world's largest 4D coaster which essentially means that guests rotate forwards and backwards in their seats independently of the track as they navigate the course. But not only that, at face value Eejanaika is an extremely large scale ride too. In this video, we explore the history of the ride, and explain the unique method used to rotate guests. A big thanks to Sammy for editing the audio of our most recent videos:   / sammywhammy59   Visit https://coasterbot.com for more! PATREONS: D. Newman, Simon Stirrat, Philippe-Minh, Tyler Bennet, Inverted Studios, Simon Ward, and Racc Hudson SOCIAL MEDIA: Patreon: http://patreon.coasterbot.com Twitter: http://twitter.coasterbot.com Podcast: https://coasterbot.com/podcast Facebook: http://facebook.coasterbot.com Instagram: http://instagram.coasterbot.com Discord: http://discord.coasterbot.com STORE: https://coasterbot.com/store MUSIC: Instinct by BenSound (https://wwww.bensound.com)