2-Day Mt. Fuji Climbing Tour (Japan) | Professional Guided Tour, Mountain Hut Accommodation with Meals, Summit Certificate + Limited-Edition Snacks | Departure from Tokyo
- Summer Limited-Time Opening | Challenge Japan's Highest Peak, the World Heritage Site Mt. Fuji
- Led by professional Chinese and English tour guides | Tour leader accompanies you throughout the trip, even beginners can enjoy the challenge with peace of mind.
- Overnight stay in a mountain cabin | Meals, accommodation, and rest included; experience Japanese mountaineering culture.
- Mikuriko Sunrise | A breathtaking moment to witness the sunrise over Mikuriko at dawn, a must-see in your lifetime.
- Pilgrimage to Ohachi | Circling the crater and viewing the spectacular terrain up close
- Hot Spring Experience | Relax in the hot springs after descending the mountain and enjoy the magnificent view of Mount Fuji
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- Mt. Fuji Climbing | Summer Limited-Time Challenge: Japan's Highest Peak
Mount Fuji, Japan's highest peak and a World Heritage Site, is open to climbers only during the summer months. This tour takes you to the summit of Mount Fuji during its peak season, allowing you to personally ascend this sacred mountain that symbolizes Japan and fulfill a dream on your life's must-do list.
- Professional guides lead the way | Beginners can enjoy the challenge with peace of mind
Throughout the trip, a professional guide will explain the hiking route and precautions, and personally guide and accompany you, so whether you are a beginner or an experienced hiker, you can take on the challenge with peace of mind.
- Mountain Hut Accommodation | Experience Japanese Mountaineering Culture
The itinerary includes dinner and breakfast at a mountain hut, an overnight stay at a mountain hut on Mount Fuji, and the opportunity to experience the tranquil atmosphere of a high-altitude night and the most authentic Japanese mountaineering culture.
- Sunrise over Mount Fuji | A must-see in one's lifetime
Climbing to the summit at dawn to greet the "Gorako" (light shining from the clouds) is the most iconic and spectacular view of Mount Fuji, where the golden rays of sunlight rise from the sea of clouds and illuminate the entire mountain range.
- Pilgrimage to Ohachi | A close-up tour of the spectacular crater scenery
After reaching the summit, take a pilgrimage around the crater, enjoying panoramic views of Mount Fuji's spectacular topography from different angles – a unique and unmissable experience on Mount Fuji.
- Kenmine Summit | Standing at the Highest Point in Japan
Challenge the 3,776-meter-high "Kenmine" peak of Mount Fuji and take a special commemorative photo. Standing atop Japan's highest peak is a significant moment symbolizing achievement and glory.
- Climbing Certificate | A unique souvenir of your summit.
Receive a mountaineering certificate and souvenirs to leave an official record of this Mount Fuji challenge, making the journey more complete and valuable to keep.
- Pre-departure worship visit | Mt. Fuji faith and cultural experience
Visit Kitaguchi Hongu Fuji Asama Shrine, a traditional starting point for climbing the mountain, to offer prayers and blessings. By drawing on culture and faith, add a sense of ritual to the climb, making this Mount Fuji journey not just a challenge, but a meaningful experience.
- Kawaguchiko Onsen | Relaxing after hiking
After descending the mountain, head to Kawaguchiko Onsen to relieve the fatigue from the climb. Soak in the hot springs at the foot of the magnificent Mount Fuji and enjoy the most therapeutic and relaxing time for your body and mind.
A bilingual (Chinese and English) tour leader will accompany you throughout the trip, so even beginners can travel with peace of mind.
A professional guide will explain the hiking route and precautions for equipment preparation.
Climb to the top to welcome the imperial sun and witness the dreamlike moment of sunrise over the sea of clouds.
Check into a mountain cabin on Mount Fuji to replenish your energy before setting off again.
Take a walk around the crater and enjoy a close-up view of the spectacular terrain.
Climb Mount Fuji, the highest peak in Japan, and receive a commemorative climbing certificate and postcard.
After descending the mountain, enjoy exclusive snacks and relax in the hot springs.
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[Tourism Conditions]
Travel departure point and destination: Tokyo and Yamanashi
Trip duration: 2 days 1 night
Transportation: Chartered bus
Bus company names: Sunshine Tourism / KEY JAPAN Co., Ltd. / Ryufuji Tourism, etc.
Meals: Breakfast once, lunch once, dinner once
Accommodation facilities: None
Minimum group size: 15
Team Leader: 1
[Travel Planning/Implementation]
Operating Company Name: LION TRAVEL JAPAN Co., Ltd.
Address: 7th Floor, Toranomon Central Building, 1-7-1 Nishi-Shinbashi, Minato-ku, Tokyo
License Number: Tourism Agency Official Registration Travel Agent No. 1892
Name of travel agency: Japan Travel Agents Association (Regular Member)
Reminders
A minimum of 15 traveler(s) are required for the tour to depart. If the number of participants does not reach the minimum requirement, the tour will be canceled. An email regarding tour cancellation will be sent 14 day(s) before the departure date
In the event of inclement weather such as typhoons or snowstorms, a decision on whether to cancel the tour will be made 1 day(s) before departure (local time 18:00). Notifications will then be sent via email
Travelers with the following conditions or other health issues that could be worsened by excessive stimulation should not participate in this activity: Acrophobia, Asthma, Pregnant women, High blood pressure, Heart disease
Please arrive at the designated location 10 minute(s) before the scheduled departure time, as the tour will depart on time
Please confirm the meeting time and location before departure. Arrive at the meeting point before the designated departure time and proactively seek out the LION guide to check in. The bus will depart on time, so please do not be late. If you are unable to join the tour due to lateness or other personal reasons, it will be considered as a voluntary abandonment of the booked itinerary, and no refund or rescheduling will be possible.
The planned tour itinerary and duration of stay are for reference only and may be subject to adjustment due to changes in traffic conditions, local activities, restaurant reservations, and opening hours of attractions and facilities on the day. We apologize for any inconvenience.
Bus seats are one person per seat. We regret that we cannot accept advance seat reservations. As required by law, passengers must fasten their seat belts while the bus is in operation. Thank you for your cooperation.
Please note that the arrival time of the vehicle in Shinjuku may vary depending on road conditions.
In accordance with Japanese hot spring culture, those with tattoos, tattoo stickers, body paint, those who are intoxicated, have skin diseases or other infectious diseases, or those who bring pets will not be allowed to enter the hot spring pools.
The itinerary will be arranged by coaster or large bus depending on the number of participants on the day.
The fee does not include the Mt. Fuji entrance cooperation fee: each person needs to pay an additional 4,000 yen, which must be paid to the management unit before climbing.
Each passenger is advised to bring a maximum of one piece of luggage. Thank you for your cooperation.
The menu may vary depending on the restaurant's daily food availability; please refer to the menu provided on-site.
The itinerary must include at least one mountain guide/leader, but the actual number will depend on the number of participants on site.
FAQ
A guided Mount Fuji climbing tour typically spans two days. The first day involves ascending to a mountain hut for an overnight stay, allowing climbers to rest and acclimatize. The second day begins early with a pre-dawn climb to the summit to witness the sunrise, followed by the descent back down. This structured approach helps manage the physical demands and allows for a more fulfilling experience.
The official climbing season for Mount Fuji is typically limited to July and August each year. During these months, the mountain trails are open, mountain huts are operational, and weather conditions are generally more stable, making it the safest and most accessible period for climbers. Outside of this specific summer season, climbing Mount Fuji is highly restricted and often unsafe due to harsh weather, snow, and closed facilities.
For guided tours, transportation from Tokyo to Mount Fuji's climbing trails is often included. Tours typically depart from central Tokyo by bus, which takes climbers directly to the starting point of the climb, such as the 5th Station. For independent climbers, direct express buses are available from major Tokyo stations like Shinjuku, or you can take a train to a station near Mount Fuji (like Kawaguchiko) and then a local bus.
A professional, multi-lingual guide accompanies climbers throughout the entire Mount Fuji tour. The guide ensures safety, provides necessary support, and shares insights into the climbing culture. The tour also includes complete supplies and arrangements for overnight stays with meals at a mountain hut, designed to support even beginner climbers for a safe and successful ascent.
Climbers on Mount Fuji can look forward to several unforgettable experiences. The highlight is often the 'Goraiko,' the breathtaking sunrise viewed from the summit in the early morning. Additionally, an 'Ohachi-meguri' (crater rim walk) allows for a close-up view of the volcano's crater. After the descent, many tours include a relaxing hot spring experience to soothe muscles and enjoy panoramic views of Mount Fuji.
During a multi-day Mount Fuji climbing tour, an overnight stay in a mountain hut is included, providing essential rest and shelter. This experience typically comes with meals, allowing climbers to replenish their energy. Staying in a mountain hut is also an integral part of experiencing traditional Japanese climbing culture, offering a unique opportunity to rest and prepare for the summit ascent.
Participants joining a Mount Fuji climbing tour should focus on both physical conditioning and appropriate gear. It's advisable to engage in regular cardio exercises prior to the climb. Essential gear includes sturdy hiking boots, layered clothing suitable for varying temperatures, rain gear, a headlamp, gloves, a hat, and personal medications. While tours provide support, personal readiness significantly enhances the experience.
After completing the descent from Mount Fuji, a popular and highly recommended relaxation option is to experience a Japanese hot spring (onsen). Many tours include this, allowing climbers to soothe tired muscles and unwind. These hot springs often offer magnificent views of Mount Fuji, providing a perfect way to reflect on the accomplishment while enjoying the surrounding natural beauty.
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