Contact Info for All Fuji Mountain Huts
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The mountain huts on Mt. Fuji were originally built as emergency shelters and exist to this day as shelters from harsh mountain conditions, offering simple dorm-style accommodation. Because the mission of the huts is to provide safety and shelter to as many hikers as possible, it is not possible to pay for extra space. The huts provide the essential shelter and food you need to reach Mt. Fuji's summit.

Since many of the huts do not offer online booking or even an English website, we recommend booking your hut through our partner Japan Mountain Huts, which offers English booking as well as customer service. Use the red buttons below to secure your spot!

A note on the "stations": Each trail is divided into stations - the trailhead is 5th station and the summit is 10th station. The elevations of these stations differ between trails, however, and most importantly, multiple huts can be at the same station, old and new versions of a station, or even fractions of a station, like "8.5". Don't be surprised if you start seeing more fractions the closer you get to the summit!

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CONTENTS:
  1. Yoshida Trail (20 huts)
  2. Subashiri Trail (10 huts)
  3. Fujinomiya Trail (8 huts)
  4. Gotemba Trail (4 huts)

Yoshida Trail
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The Yoshida Trail is the most popular trail on Mt. Fuji due to the abundance of mountain huts and easy access from Tokyo. This
trail is the most developed with the most mountain huts per meter and lots of opportunities to buy supplies.
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​Summit (3,740 m) — Yamaguchiya (山口屋)
  • Website: fujisan-yamaguchiya.com (Japanese)
  • Reserve online: Yes (via Japan Mountain Huts - click below)
  • TEL: +81 (0)90-5858-3776​ ​
BOOK YAMAGUCHIYA STAY
​8.5th Station (3,450 m) — Goraikokan (御来光館)
  • Website: goraikoukan.jp (Japanese)
  • Reserve online: Yes (Japanese)
  • TEL: +81 (0)555-73-8815
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​8th Station (3,400 m) — Fujisan Hotel (富士山ホテル) 
  • Website: fujisanhotel.com (English)
  • Reserve online: No (but you can stay at Fujisan Hotel by booking a trip with Fuji Mountain Guides!)
  • TEL: +81 (0)555-24-6512
BOOK FUJISAN HOTEL TRIP
​​​8th Station (3,400 m) — 8th Sta. Tomoekan (トモエ館)
  • Website: tomoekan.com (English)
  • Reserve online: Yes (English)
  • TEL: +81 (0)555-24-6511
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​8th Station (3,250 m) — Gansomuro (元祖室)
  • Website: ganso-muro.jp (English)
  • Reserve online: Yes (English)
  • TEL: +81 (0)90-4549-3250
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​8th Station (3,200 m) — Hakuunso (白雲荘)
  • Website: fujisan-hakuun.com (English)
  • Reserve online: Yes (English)
  • TEL: +81 (0)555-24-6514
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​8th Station (3,150 m) — Horaikan (蓬莱館)
  • Website: horaikan.jp (Japanese)
  • Reserve online: Yes (English)
  • TEL: +81 (0)555-24-6515
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8th Station (3,100 m) — Taishikan (太子館)
  • Website: mfi.or.jp/~taisikan (English)
  • Reserve online: Yes​ (via Japan Mountain Huts - click below)
  • TEL: +81 (0)555-22-1947
BOOK TAISHIKAN STAY
7th Station (3,000 m) — Toyokan (東洋館)
  • Website: fuji-toyokan.jp (English)
  • Reserve online: Yes (English)
  • TEL: +81 (0)555-22-1040
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7th Station (2,900 m) — Toriiso (鳥居荘)
  • Website: toriiso.com (Japanese)
  • Reserve online: Yes (English)
  • TEL: +81 (0)555-84-2050
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7th Station (2,800 m) — Fujiichikan (富士一館)
  • Website: fuji-ichikan.jp (English)
  • Reserve online: Yes (English)
  • TEL: +81 (0)80-1036-6691
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7th Station (2,790 m) — Kamaiwakan (鎌岩館)
  • Website: kamaiwakan.jpn.org (English)
  • Reserve online: Yes (via Japan Mountain Huts - click below)
  • TEL: +81 (0)80-1299-0223​ ​
BOOK KAMAIWAKAN STAY
7th Station (2,740 m) — 7th Sta. Tomoekan (トモエ館)
  • Website: tomoekan.com (English)
  • Reserve online: Yes (English)
  • TEL: +81 (0)555-24-6521
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7th Station (2,720 m) — Hinodekan (日の出館) ​​​
7th Station (2,700 m) — Hanagoya (花小屋) ​​
6th Station (2,325 m) — Satomidaira Seikanso (里見平星観荘)
  • Website: seikanso.jp (English)
  • Reserve online: Yes (English)
  • TEL: +81 (0)555-24-6524
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5th Station (2,305 m) — Fujisan Miharashi (富士山みはらし)
  • Website: fujisan5.com (English)
  • Reserve online: Yes (English)
  • TEL: +81 (0)555-72-1266
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5th Station (2,305 m) — Fujikyu Unjokaku (富士急雲上閣)
  • Website: unjokaku.jp (English)
  • Reserve online: Yes (Japanese)
  • TEL: +81 (0)555-72-1355
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5th Station (2,300 m) — Okuniwaso (佐藤小屋)​
5th Station (2,230 m) — Satogoya (佐藤小屋)
  • Website: Down
  • Reserve online: No
  • TEL: +81 (0)90-3133-2230
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Subashiri Trail

The Subashiri trail is a great option if you're looking to avoid crowds and enjoy a more local Mt. Fuji climbing experience. The trail boasts the highest tree line of any trail on Mt. Fuji, meaning you're in the shade for longer!
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​Summit (3,740 m) — Yamaguchiya (山口屋)
  • Website: fujisan-yamaguchiya.com (Japanese)
  • Reserve online: Yes (via Japan Mountain Huts - click below)
  • TEL: +81 (0)90-5858-3776​ ​
BOOK YAMAGUCHIYA STAY
8th Station (3,400 m) — Ue-Edoya (上江戸屋)
  • Website: fujisan-edoya.com (Japanese)
  • Reserve online: Yes (English)
  • ​TEL: +81 (0)90-7031-3517
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8th Station (3,350 m) — Shita-Edoya (下江戸屋)
  • Website: fujisan-edoya.com (Japanese)
  • Reserve online: Yes (English)
  • TEL: +81 (0)90-2770-3518
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7th Station (3,200 m) — Miharashikan (見晴館)
  • Website: Down
  • Reserve online: Yes (via Japan Mountain Huts or a trip with Fuji Mountain Guides - click below)
  • TEL: +81 (0)90-1622-1048​​
BOOK MIHARASHIKAN STAY
BOOK MIHARASHIKAN TRIP
7th Station (3,090 m) — Taiyokan (太陽館)
  • Website: fujisan3776.net (Japanese)
  • Reserve online: Yes (via Japan Mountain Huts or an off-season trip with Fuji Mountain Guides - click below)
  • TEL: +81 (0)90-3158-6624​ ​​
BOOK TAIYOKAN STAY
BOOK TAIYOKAN TRIP
6th Station (2,700 m) — Setokan (瀬戸館)
  • Website: fujisan-setokan.com (English)
  • Reserve online: Yes (via Japan Mountain Huts - click below)
  • TEL: +81 (0)90-3302-4466​ ​
BOOK SETOKAN STAY
6th Station (2,450 m) — Osada Sanso (長戸山荘)
  • Website: fujisan-osada.com (Japanese)
  • Reserve online: Yes (via Japan Mountain Huts - click below)
  • TEL: +81 (0)90-8603-5097​ ​
BOOK OSADA SANSO STAY
5th Station (2,300 m) — Yoshinoya (吉野屋)
  • Website: fujisan-sunaharaigogou.com (Japanese)
  • Reserve online: Yes (via Japan Mountain Huts - click below)​
  • TEL: +81 (0)90-7854-7954
BOOK YOSHINOYA STAY
5th station (2,000 m) — Higashi-Fuji Sanso (東富士山荘)
  • Website: tokai.or.jp/yamagoya (Japanese)
  • Reserve online: Yes (via Japan Mountain Huts - click below)​
  • TEL: +81 (0)90-3254-5057
BOOK HIGASHI-FUJI SANSO STAY
5th Station (2,000 m) — Sanso Kikuya (山荘菊屋)
  • Website: fujisan-kikuya.jp (English)
  • Reserve online: Yes​ (English)
  • TEL: +81 (0)90-8680-0686

Fujinomiya Trail
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The Fujinomiya Trail is the shortest route to the summit of Mount Fuji, making it a popular choice for climbers who want the most direct ascent. Starting at the highest trailhead, it offers expansive views above the clouds.
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Summit (3,740 m) — Chojo Fujikan (頂上富士館)
  • Website: fujisanchou.com (English)
  • Reserve online: Yes (via Japan Mountain Huts - click below)
  • TEL: +81 (0)90-3301-3512​ ​
BOOK FUJIKAN STAY
9.5th Station (3,590 m) — Munatsuki Sanso (胸突山荘)
  • Website: munatsuki.com (English)
  • Reserve online: Yes (via Japan Mountain Huts - click below)
  • TEL: +81 (0)90-5855-8759​
BOOK MUNATSUKI SANSO STAY
9th Station (3,460 m) — Mannenyuki Sanso (萬年雪山荘) ​​
8th Station (3,250 m) — Ikedakan (池田館)
  • Website: fuji8.com (Japanese)
  • Reserve online: Yes (English)
  • TEL: +81 (0)90-2772-2235
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7th Station (3,010 m) — Yamaguchi Sanso (山口山荘)
  • Website: fujisan-ganso.jp (Japanese)
  • Reserve online: Yes (Japanese)
  • TEL: +81 (0)90-7022-2234
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7th Station (2,780 m) — Goraiko Sanso (御来光山荘)
  • Website: goraikousansou.com (English)
  • Reserve online: Yes (English)
  • TEL: +81 (0)90-4083-2233
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6th Station (2,490 m) — Unkaiso (雲海荘)
  • Website: unkaiso.com (Japanese)
  • Reserve online: Yes (Japanese)
  • TEL: +81 (0)90-2618-2231
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6th Station (2,490 m) — Hoei Sanso (宝永山荘)
  • Website: houeisansou.com (Japanese)
  • Reserve online: Yes (English)
  • TEL: +81 (0)90-7607-2232
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Gotemba Trail
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The Gotemba Trail is the longest trail to the summit. Starting at the lowest trailhead, it features gentle slopes and less crowding than other trails, but also far fewer mountain huts; i.e. places to rest and/or relieve yourself!
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8th Station (3,300 m) — Akaiwa Hachigokan (赤岩八合館)
  • Website: fujisan-akaiwa8go.jp (Japanese)
  • Reserve online: No (phone only, but you can stay at Akaiwa by booking a private trip with Fuji Mountain Guides!)
  • TEL: +81 (0)90-3155-5061
BOOK AKAIWA TRIP
7.5th Station (3,090 m) — Sunabashirikan (砂走館) ​​
7.4th Station (3,090 m) — Warajikan (わらじ館)
  • Website: warazikan.main.jp (Japanese)
  • Reserve online: Yes (English)
  • TEL: +81 (0)90-8678-3050
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6th Station (2,590 m) — Hanzobo (半蔵坊)
  • Website: hanzobo.main.jp (Japanese)
  • Reserve online: Yes (English)
  • TEL: +81 (0)90-8678-3050
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Yoshida Trail

The Yoshida Trail is the most popular trail on Mt. Fuji due to the abundance of mountain huts and easy access from Tokyo. This trail is the most developed with the most mountain huts per meter and lots of opportunities to buy supplies.
VIEW YOSHIDA HUTS

Subashiri Trail

The Subashiri trail is a great option if you're looking to avoid crowds and enjoy a more local Mt. Fuji climbing experience. The trail boasts the highest tree line of any trail on Mt. Fuji, meaning you're in the shade for longer!
VIEW SUBASHIRI HUTS

Fujinomiya Trail

The Fujinomiya Trail is the shortest route to the summit of Mount Fuji, making it a popular choice for climbers who want the most direct ascent. Starting at the highest trailhead, it offers expansive views above the clouds.
VIEW FUJINOMIYA HUTS

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