Mountain huts on Mt. Fuji were originally built as emergency shelters and exist to this day as shelters from harsh mountain conditions. All huts offer 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.
It is important to note that huts on Mt. Fuji, including Fujisan Hotel, do not provide a heated dry room for drying out wet gear. It is important to climb with spare, dry clothes kept in dry bags so you will have a change of clothes in the event you are to show up at the mountain hut in wet weather. |
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Trail Map
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Dinner
Japanese curry rice with a bottle of water. Breakfast For guests attempting to watch the sunrise from the summit, breakfast is handed out as a packed "bento" or lunchbox. This can be carried with you to eat on your way to or at the summit. It includes includes rice, meat, and pickled vegetable, and a bottle of water. |
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Reservation Details
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Lodging Prices for Fujisan Hotel HutPrice per person
VISA, MasterCard, and cash are accepted at Fujisan HotelReservations cannot be made for more than nine people per party.
Please make booking at least two days in advance.
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Off Season 2 Day TourSep 11 - Oct 15Enjoy a more relaxed hike. Avoid the crowds and summit Mt. Fuji during the day instead of just before dawn. All transportation fees, lodging, and three hot meals included.
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In Season 2 Day Fuji TourJune 25 - Sep 10Our most popular summer offering. This trip will give you ample time to reach the summit for sunrise. Round trip transportation from Tokyo to Mt. Fuji, two meals, and mountain hut included.
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Private & Group ToursJune 25 - Oct 15Hike with a group of friends, colleagues, or family. Custom pick ups and drop offs provided within Tokyo and the Mt. Fuji area.
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GIVE the GIFt of adventure |
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