Climb Mt. Fuji with Fuji Mountain Guides
Looking to climb Mt. Fuji, the most famous and celebrated mountain in Japan? Join one of Fuji Mountain Guide's Mt. Fuji tours; see Japans highest sunrise, experience the camaraderie of Japanese hikers, stay in a Japanese mountain hut at 3,000m (10,000ft), visit Japan's highest shrines, and feast on delicious Japanese food as you encounter the living Legend of Mt. Fuji.
2-Day Mt. Fuji Tour Dates 2012
1-Day Mt. Fuji Tour Dates 2012
Please send an e-mail to info@fujimountainguides.com and note which date you would like to climb Mt. Fuji in one day. Remember you must be extremely fit to be able to climb Mt. Fuji in one day and we ask that only people in good condition attempt to participate in this tour.Once again to celebrate the new year Fuji Mountain Guides is offering an early bird discount to any registrations made for our Mt. Fuji tours in 2012. Between now and April 30th each booking will qualify for a 10% discount off the full price.
We're looking forward to another great season of climbing Mt. Fuji!
We are willing to offer day trips, as well as adapt to different starting and finishing locations of your choice. If the 1-day or 2-day Mt. Fuji Tour isn't for you, be sure to contact us in order to discuss different options for a guided tour up Mt. Fuji.
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USD 185
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The hotel features 24 hour reception, Currency exchange and Dry cleaning/laundry service for all in-house guests...
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Japan Earthquake
The March 11 Earthquake/Tsunami has left many to ponder whether it is safe to travel to Japan, let alone climb Mt. Fuji. Amidst all the calamity, Fuji Mountain Guides does not wish to downplay any of the affects this disaster has had on Japan, its people, and the surrounding country side.
During this time, we also feel it is necessary to leave a message of reassurance for those who still wish to travel to Japan and climb Mt. Fuji. Although Mt. Fuji is an active volcano, the recent earthquake has not caused any rise in volcanic activity. The Fuji-Yoshida city (one of the cities surrounding Mt. Fuji) continues to take readings on volcanic activity and has reported there to be nothing abnormal following the M9.0 earthquake. The 2011 climbing season again saw thousands of Japanese and foreigners alike make their way up the world renowned mountain.
For those who are worried about the radiation situation in Japan please click on this link American Embassy (Tokyo) to read an updated version of the American embassies assessment of traveling to Japan.
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