Yoshida
Elevation of the trailhead
2,305m
Fuji-Subaru Line
5th station
Characteristics
Rocky area
gravel
Ascending
6.8km
Approx. 6 hour
Descending
7km
Approx. 4 hour
Mt. Fuji opening
Yoshida Trail/Subashiri trail: Opening from July 1st
Fujinomiya Trail, Gotemba Trail, and the summit (crater rim walk): Open from July 10th.
All climbers
For “climbing safely” and “returning safely”
This is the official information site.
Mt. Fuji is an isolated peak exceeding 3,000 meters in elevation. While it boasts a breathtakingly beautiful appearance, it also possesses a sometimes harsh side.
Be aware of the risks involved in climbing Mt. Fuji and prepare thoroughly.
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Weather conditions at Mt. Fuji
When the weather starts to deteriorate
It will get worse much faster than you imagine.
Check the weather forecast frequently.
[Important Notes Regarding the Use of Weather Information]
This value displays the numerical calculation results of weather forecasts (numerical weather predictions from the Japan Meteorological Agency) and is not a weather forecast. Due to the influence of terrain (solar radiation, radiative cooling, etc.), the value may differ significantly in mountainous areas. Please exercise caution when hiking.
The time it takes to reach the summit, the terrain, and the number of mountain huts vary depending on the trails. Choosing a route that suits your physical fitness and climbing experience is important.
Mt. Fuji, which has four trails
Yamanashi Prefecture and Shizuoka Prefecture
It is located on the border of the prefecture.
Elevation of the trailhead
2,305m
Fuji-Subaru Line
5th station
Characteristics
Rocky area
gravel
Ascending
6.8km
Approx. 6 hour
Descending
7km
Approx. 4 hour
Elevation of the trailhead
2,400m
Fujinomiya Trail
5th station
Characteristics
Rocky area
Ascending
4.3km
Approx. 5 hour
Descending
4.3km
Approx. 3 hour
Elevation of the trailhead
1,440m
Gotemba Trail
New 5th station
Characteristics
Volcanic gravel
Rocky area
Ascending
10.5km
Approx. 9 hour
Descending
8.4km
Approx. 4 hour
Elevation of the trailhead
2,000m
Subashiri Trail
5th station
Characteristics
Volcanic gravel
Forest zone
Ascending
6.9km
Approx. 7 hour
Descending
6.2km
Approx. 4 hour
To preserve the environment of Mt. Fuji and ensure that everyone can enjoy climbing safely, we have introduced a Hiking Fee.
To ensure a smooth entry into the mountain area, please cooperate by registering and paying in advance.
*There are four trails on Mt. Fuji. Please proceed to the page corresponding to the trailhead you will be using.
Learn about climbing Mt. Fuji through videos
This video is a "Mount Fuji Climbing Safety Guide Video" brought to you by "the Official Website for Mt. Fuji Climbing." It clearly explains routes, clothing, rules, and important points for climbing Mount Fuji for those planning to climb it. 👇
Thorough preparation beforehand is key to a successful climb of Mt. Fuji. Watch this video carefully and have a fun climb of Mt. Fuji!
The content is the same as the Japanese version.
Audio: English
Subtitles: Korean, Traditional Chinese
The content is the same as the Japanese version.
Audio: English
Subtitles: Vietnamese, Simplified Chinese
The content is the same as the Japanese version.
Audio: English
Subtitles: Thai, Indonesian
Provided by: Yamanashi Prefecture
Provided by: Certified NPO Mount Fuji Research Station
Current state of Mt. Fuji