For those who are afraid of heights
and motorsports fans alike can enjoy it

For those who are afraid of heights, "Mega Zipline, Tsubasa," which allows you to enjoy a walk in the sky, may make many people wonder, "Isn't it scary?" However, when I tried the attraction, the feeling of "fun!" came before "scary."
At first, I was nervous and excited about the height when standing on the start deck, but once I leaned into the rope and began to glide, I was amazed by the exhilarating feeling! The moment of rushing through the open sky while feeling the refreshing breeze turned the thrill into pure enjoyment.
Also, when you arrive at the intermediate deck from the start deck, the view that unfolds is the racing course. This is likely an exciting point for motorsports fans. Even for those who were not interested in motorsports, seeing the racing track from directly above can serve as a trigger to spark their interest.

Panoramic View of Mobility Resort Motegi

The second appeal of Mega Zipline, Tsubasa is undoubtedly its vast scenery.
First, from the start deck, you can enjoy the Hello Woods area and its expansive nature. Then, from the intermediate deck, you can look down directly onto the Racing Course. Since the scenery changes depending on each deck, the excitement of wondering "What kind of view will unfold next?" is also one of its attractions.
Also, the panoramic view changes with the seasons and time of day. You can witness the various expressions of the vast nature, such as the clear winter sky, spring mountain cherry blossoms, summer green leaves, and autumn foliage. Furthermore, during the evening hours, the scenery of the sun setting behind the mountains is truly spectacular! Because the view changes depending on the time, the greatest appeal of Mega Zipline, Tsubasa is that you can enjoy a fresh feeling no matter how many times you try it.

Because the staff are close by,
you can challenge yourself with peace of mind

And another appeal of Mega Zipline, Tsubasa is the close proximity to the staff. When departing from the start deck, you are sent off with a high-five from the staff! Also, on the way moving between each deck, the staff frequently check in with you. Because of this, any fear of trying the zipline for the first time was eased through such communication.
And even when actually sliding down from the start deck, the staff cheerfully asked, "Aren't you scared?" which allowed me to take off into the open sky with peace of mind! After finishing the attraction and returning to the reception, I was greeted with a "Welcome back" high-five from the staff.
Through this experience, I realized that the close proximity of the staff is also a major factor that allows you to enjoy "Mega Zipline, Tsubasa" with peace of mind.