• Ascending has the right of way

• Do not forcibly pass another in front of you

Overtaking by force is very dangerous, because it can cause falls or falling rocks. Avoid overtaking by force.

• Do not cause falling rocks

Walking on the edge of the mountain trail causes pebbles to fall more easily. Try to walk inside the trail (mountain side). If you cause falling rocks, inform the people around you as soon as possible by shouting "Falling rock!" or "laku."

• Do not hold onto the guide ropes

The ropes on the trails are for guiding climbers and are not handrails. Holding onto them may cause it to loosen or the post to fall. If the ropes come loose, it can lead to enter dangerous areas or get lost, so please do not touch them.

• Help people who are injured or in need

It is important to help each other in an emergency. If we cooperate with each other by asking the mountain lodge for help and providing first aid, we may be able to avoid serious problems.

• Put a cap on the tip of stock.

If you use them without the cap, it can damage the mountain trail and lead to its collapse. The trails on Mt. Fuji are crowded. Sometimes the sharp tip can be a danger to other climbers.

• Be quite to rest around the mountain lodge

There are many climbers sleeping and resting in the mountain lodge at night. Do not make a noise when you rest around the mountain lodge.

• Do not bring in external plants

Bringing in non-native plants from other areas into Mt. Fuji can affect its unique ecosystem. Please be careful not to bring in seeds on hiking boots or clothes, by removing them with a brush before climbing.

• Do not get close to a bird or animal nest

In the wildlife sanctuaries, stay away from the nests even if you find them, so as not to affect the habitat and breeding.

• Please check carefully when shooting and broadcasting

When taking photos or streaming during your climb, please be mindful not to invade the privacy of other climbers or block the trail. In particular, do not film others without permission, occupy the trail, or use tripods or selfie sticks in crowded areas, as these may cause trouble or even accidents.
If you plan to film or shoot for commercial purposes, please contact the relevant authorities (Ministry of the Environment, Yamanashi Prefecture, Shizuoka Prefecture) in advance.

• Be considerate When smoking

There are no designated smoking areas on Mt. Fuji. To prevent secondhand smoke, please be mindful of other climbers and refrain from smoking on narrow trails or around mountain huts where many people rest.
Careless handling of fire can cause wildfires. On Mt. Fuji, water is scarce and firefighting is extremely difficult. Always carry a portable ashtray and take your cigarette butts back with you.

• Learn about and be familiar with the nature of Mt. Fuji and be thankful for its abundant gifts.
• Cherish and protect its beautiful nature, thus cultivating an enriched culture.
• Strive to reduce the burdens on the natural environment and live in harmony with Mt. Fuji.
• Each individual should actively work towards preservation of its environment.
• Pass on the nature, scenery, history, and culture of Mt. Fuji to future generations.

• We pledge to pass on beautiful Mt. Fuji to future generations.
• We pledge not to use vehicles except on designated roadways.
• We pledge to stop the engine in the parking areas.
• We pledge not to take away any animals or plants.
• We pledge to take all trash home with us, never littering on Mt. Fuji.
• We pledge not to bring unnecessary things to Mt. Fuji in the first place.
• We pledge not to stray off the trails.
• We pledge not to write graffiti in memory of reaching the summit.We pledge not to damage lava tree molds and any other special geological features.
• We pledge to keep the toilets and other public facilities clean.