2-Day Mt. Fuji Climbing Tour: Departing from Shinjuku | Yoshida Route | Free Plan (Mountain Huts from the 8th Station onwards are taken care of)
- Since you will use the same bus for the outbound trip, you can leave any luggage that you do not need for the climb on the bus.
- Full of special benefits exclusive to tour participants! Receive an original bandana and good luck bell, plus a 100 yen discount on your kongo walking stick!
- Refresh after descending the mountain with a hot spring bath!
- Customers who book this tour are guaranteed to be able to climb Mt. Fuji even if the maximum number of people allowed to climb the mountain has been reached.
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What to expect
*This is a plan for the Yoshida Route and mountain huts at the 8th station and above.
*Mountain huts will be announced on the day, so we cannot answer inquiries in advance. We also do not accept requests regarding mountain huts.
*In addition, rental gear is not included, so please prepare your own.
*Climbing guides will not accompany you.
[About the Yoshida Route] The Yoshida Route (Kawaguchiko-Yoshidaguchi Route) is a route that even first-time Mt. Fuji climbers can participate with peace of mind.
The climb begins at the 5th station of the Fuji Subaru Line. It is a self-guided climb, but the mountain trail is dotted with mountain huts, making it a safe course to climb. Enjoy climbing Mt. Fuji at your own pace.
・Separate changing rooms and a free rest area for men and women are available at Fujikyu Unjokaku at the 5th station of the Fuji Subaru Line. You can leave your luggage in a coin locker (300 to 500 yen). ・This climbing route has the most mountain huts and rest areas, making it easy to pace yourself. ・There are aid stations at the fifth, seventh, and eighth stations with doctors and nurses on-site, so you can rest assured in case of an emergency.
・The Mt. Fuji Safety Guidance Center at the sixth station provides safety guidance, emergency contact, and weather information.
・This is a popular course, so it can get crowded at peak times, but there are dedicated paths for ascending and descending, and the descent path in particular is wide and easy to walk on.
・After descending, relax in a hot spring!
The morning sun rising above the sea of clouds is a truly mystical sight created by nature, and for many climbers it is a moment that will become a lifelong memory.
Climbing Mt. Fuji is both a physical challenge and a special experience that allows you to come face to face with nature.
Mt. Fuji, the highest peak in Japan - if you want to climb it at least once in your life, here is a trip that will make that dream come true.





Reviews
The itinerary was well-planned, and both the tour guide and driver were very friendly. The tour guide made a point of listing out all the foreign visitors and giving them individual instructions. The mountain lodge was quite clean. We saw the starry sky, sunrise, sea of clouds, and Buddha's light. There was plenty of time to relax in the hot spring upon our return, which was perfect for freshening up.
This company is so weird; they split us into groups, and some people in my group haven't hiked a trail before. It's my first time up a mountain! On the bright side, the staff on the tour bus were very responsible and helpful – they deserve praise.
Good to know
- [About mountain climbing restrictions and mountain entry procedures] The following mountain climbing restrictions will be in place on the Yoshida Trail (Yamanashi Prefecture side).
① To enter the mountain at night, you must make a reservation to stay at a mountain hut.
Nighttime restrictions: 2pm to 3am the following morning
※You can enter the mountain during the above times if you are staying at a mountain hut.
② Payment of mountain entry fee (paid on-site)
You will be charged 4,000 yen per person per entry.
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