【集合與裝備】
・集合地點: 東京都新宿區西新宿 1-13-7 大和家大樓 1 樓。
・領取裝備: 租借店位於 6 樓,06:30 開啟。請務必在 07:30 集合前完成領取。
【零錢與緊急現金準備】
・廁所費用: 登山步道廁所皆需付費(200-300 日圓)。請準備足夠的 100 日圓硬幣。(住宿期間僅使用山莊內廁所免費)
・緊急預備金: 若因體力不足無法抵達預定山莊,需改住其他小屋時,產生的額外費用由旅客自負。山上無法刷卡,請務必隨身攜帶 15,000 日圓現金作為預備。
【住宿與餐飲】
・山莊設施: 床位採男女混住(依團體分配)。提供棉被(不需睡袋)。無盥洗及沐浴設備。
・素食需求: 請務必在預訂時告知。晚餐提供蔬菜咖哩(含動物性成分提煉,非純素),早餐提供甜點麵包與果汁。
【其他說明】
・行李保管: 不帶上山的行李可置於五合目(付費置物櫃)或巴士內。
Mount Fuji is Japan's tallest peak, situated on Honshu Island, about 100 kilometers southwest of Tokyo. It spans the border between Shizuoka and Yamanashi Prefectures. This iconic stratovolcano is a prominent part of the Fuji-Hakone-Izu National Park and offers stunning views from various points across both regions.
Travel time from Shinjuku, the tour's departure point, to the Fujinomiya 5th Station for Mount Fuji climbing typically takes around 2.5 to 3 hours by bus, depending on traffic conditions. This route is chosen for its higher starting elevation, making it the shortest path to the summit.
While Mount Fuji is famous for its snow-capped peak, the snow typically melts during the official climbing season, which runs from early July to early September. During these summer months, climbers can ascend with minimal or no snow cover on the main trails. Snow usually begins to reappear in late autumn.
The recommended period for climbing Mount Fuji for optimal weather and trail conditions is generally during the official climbing season, from early July to early September. Within this period, late July to mid-August often offers the most stable weather, less snow, and milder temperatures, although it is also the busiest.
This tour is a 2-day itinerary designed for climbing Mount Fuji to Ken-mine Peak. The first day involves ascending to Munetsuki Mountain Hut at the 9.5 station (3,590m) for an overnight stay to aid acclimatization. The second day focuses on the early morning summit push to Ken-mine (3,776m) and the descent.
Yes, Mount Fuji is accessible for climbing during its official season. The Fujinomiya Route is highly recommended for beginners due to it being the shortest path from the 5th station to the summit. It also starts from the highest 5th station (2,400m) among all routes, helping to conserve energy.
The official climbing season for Mount Fuji typically runs from early July to early September each year. During these months, mountain huts are open, trails are well-maintained, and public transportation to the 5th stations is fully operational, providing the safest and most convenient climbing experience.
Mount Fuji is classified as an active stratovolcano, though it has been dormant since its last eruption in 1707. While active, strict monitoring is in place by meteorological agencies. Climbing safety during the official season is generally high, with proper precautions and guide assistance, which ensures adherence to safety protocols.