Mt. Fuji
Climbing Tour 2026

This tour includes rainwear and helmet rentals in all plans. Please prepare your own warm clothing and other necessary items.
Also, a mountain climbing gear rental plan that includes climbing boots, a backpack, trekking poles, and a headlamp is available for this Mt. Fuji climbing tour (advanced reservation required).

You are more than welcome to join the tour by yourself, there are many participants doing so.
However, the private room guaranteed plan is limited to groups of 2 or 3 people. Single participants cannot apply.

After selecting the number of participants on the reservation screen, you will see the schedule confirmation. There, please select the size of climbing boots and rainwear for each participant.
*You can change the size at the rental store on the day of the tour.

If you are using the Mt. Fuji 5th Station Plan, the tour guide will hand over the rental climbing gear to you at the 5th Station. Size exchanges can be made at the rental shop located at the 5th Station.

Mount Fuji, the highest mountain in Japan, is 3,776m high. Therefore, it would be difficult to get to the summit if you do not plan for climbing or keeping an appropriate pace. Also, you may get altitude sickness at worst. In addition, there are many climbers during Mount Fuji climbing season. Follow the climbing guidelines for all other climbers. Please refer to "About climbing Mount Fuji" to learn climbing information and guidelines.

The vehicle or bus company may not be the same for both trips. Any luggage cannot be left inside the bus. Please use the coin lockers (large: 600 yen / small: 300 yen) at Fujikyu Unjokaku at the 5th station for any unnecessary luggage. There may be cases where all the lockers are in use in the peak season.

On this tour, you will watch the sunrise from the 9th station instead of the summit. Please note that you cannot leave the group to reach the summit. Every year, many climbers aim for the summit during sunrise, and the summit is extremely crowded. In consideration of safety first, this tour plans to watch the sunrise from the 9th station. Please be assured that you can watch a sufficiently wonderful sunrise from the 9th station.
*Please note that you may not be able to watch the sunrise depending on the weather.

Important Notes for Descending Mt. Fuji
If you walk too slowly, you may need to ride a horse from the 7th station. This costs about 50,000 yen. Please prepare cash (yen bills) in advance.
*If you do not have cash, you can use an ATM at the service area on the way from Shinjuku Station to the 5th Station.

About 5,000 yen is enough on the mountain. Prepare a lot of coins instead of bills.
Toilets at Mount Fuji requires money payment. Since you need a 100 yen coin to use one, plenty of these coins should be brought. In addition, Food and drink at the stations are rather expensive due to shipping charges. Extra cash should be prepared.
(Sample expenses)
Pay toilets: 1,200-1,500 yen（200-300 yen/1 time）
Bottled water: 500-1,000 yen（400-500 yen/1 bottle）
*other expenses such as souvenirs, offerings and brands for walking sticks are not included.

UV rays are so strong on the mountain that taking measures to avoid sunburns is necessary. Sunscreen and sunglasses are must items. Sunscreen will run off from sweat even after being put on once. Put it on again frequently. Sunglasses are not just for blocking out blinding light, but also absorb the UV rays to prevent the darkening of corneas since melanin pigments make skin get a tan after corneas absorb the UV rays. Sunglasses that fully cover the eyes are recommended.

Children 6 years old and over who can communicate in English can join the tour.
Please select an adult when making a reservation since the tour fee is the same for adults and children.