Mini Cyclone (including Front Seat POV) - Toshimaen Amusement Park Japan

Mini Cyclone was a family roller coaster from Hoei Sangyo that operated at Toshimaen Amusement Park in Japan from 2009 until the park closed in 2020. Video features off-ride footage and a complete front seat POV filmed in 2009 during the ECC South Korea / Japan Trip.
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[@MrFlightdeckfan]

Wow, look at Cyclone zooming by....

[@ACHistory]

It's nice that a lot of Japanese Theme Park Owners kindly let you record their rides.

[@davidjellis]

They did when this was filmed (2009) but they were already getting more restrictive in their rules even back then. Possibly not so lenient nowadays?

[@ACHistory]

@@davidjellis Oh, there is a time difference. That makes sense

[@Hypernukeleosis_]

The rollercoaster track goes over where people walk? Isn't that kid of rare, because usually when you have these small rides the entire track is enclosed in a gate, usually for safety reasons. Can't remember many times when you see the track just snake it's way over where people are walking around, and close to the ground too.

[@davidjellis]

I guess it's not very common with rides of this size :-)

[@wizzkazz]

0:18 did he say "Deutsches Bier Festival" (German Beer Festival)?

[@davidjellis]

Yes he did - that was Tim, a German!

[@riparianlife97701]

The log theme is a bit odd.

[@davidjellis]

it matches the log theme on its larger brother...Cyclone!

[@riparianlife97701]

@@davidjellis So a double WTF.

[@davidjellis]

Indeed Jim :-)
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