Points to note when using mountain huts on Mt. Fuji
- The mountain huts on Mt. Fuji operate on a book-in-advance system. They are only open during the trail opening season.
- Mountain huts are simple accommodations intended for short naps, so they have only the bare minimum of facilities.
- When choosing a mountain hut to stay at, select one that is located in a suitable area based on your own physical capabilities (the distance and time you can climb).
- Payment and reservation methods vary from mountain hut to mountain hut, so please check in advance.
- Please allow ample time, as you may not be able to use the facilities after the check-in time.
- Guests can have a simple meal for dinner and breakfast. (Please note that we may not be able to accommodate allergies or religious restrictions, so please check with each mountain hut in advance or prepare your own meals.)
- Because water is extremely precious on Mt. Fuji, the mountain huts do not have bathing or washing facilities. Drinking water is available for purchase.
- Rooms are generally shared by both men and women.
- Toilet disposal methods vary from mountain hut to mountain hut, so please be sure to check the instructions before use.
- There are no trash cans at the mountain hut. Please be sure to take your trash with you.
Mountain huts on the Fujinomiya Trail
- The Fujinomiya Trail 5th Station rest house was destroyed by fire in 2021, and the site is off-limits. Toilets and shops are operating in temporary facilities.
- The mountain huts on the Fujinomiya Trail belong to the Mt. Fuji Omote-Fujinomiyaguchi Climbing Association.Union websiteThe (external link) provides information on each mountain hut, including details about the mountain rooms and contact information. Please check the reservation website for the latest reservation status. (On the Fujinomiya Trail, mountain huts are called "yamamuro".)
- Please refer to the diagram below to see the locations of the mountain huts along the Fujinomiya Trail.
