Avoid traffic jams, simplify your logistics, and make lifelong friendships by joining one of FMG's guided Mt. Fuji tours. See why Lonely Planet and National Geographic highly recommend our service. 

MT. FUJI ​MOUNTAIN HUT
​RESERVATION SERVICE

2020 mountain hut reservations will be available to book from April 1st, 2020

Due to the global situation developing around COVID-19, FMG will postpone taking mountain hut reservation as we continue to wait and see what happens. For the moment we will be postponing the hut reservation system by 30 days and plan to begin accepting reservation as of May 1.
Fuji Mountain Guides is an English speaking guiding company providing tours on Mt. Fuji. Many of our guides are bilingual in Japanese and English and have a deep understanding of Japanese culture and society. We offer Two Day Trips and Private trips to the summit of Mt.Fuji.

Two Day Tours

See Japan's highest sunrise on our most popular summer tour for climbing Mt. Fuji. ​Climb uncrowded, locally known routes with English speaking guides, hut fees and round trip transportation from Tokyo included.

Private Trips

Hike with a group of friends, colleagues, or family. We can arrange custom pick ups and drop offs in the Tokyo, Kawaguchiko and Hakone areas.
​If you are making an unguided ascent of Mt. Fuji, you may be interested in reserving a mountain hut below.

HUT RESERVATIONS

2020 mountain hut reservations will be available to book from April 1st, 2020

Yoshida Trail

The Yoshida Trail is the most popular trail. It starts at the Subaru Line 5th Station and leads to the summit from the north side of Mt.Fuji in Yamanashi Prefecture.

Subashiri Trail

A great option for avoiding crowds and a more local experience. The trail starts on the east side of Mt.Fuji in Shizuoka Prefecture.

MT. FUJI CONSERVATION

Help keep Mt.Fuji accessible and clean. Please stay on the trails and keep Mt.Fuji clean by following pack it in, pack it out. There are no trash cans on the mountain so any trash you have will have to be carried out and disposed of off the mountain.

Hikers may donate ¥1,000, which is collected at the Subaru line and Subashiri 5th station. The donation supports trash clean up, trail maintenance, and upkeep.

​This fund donates to The Council for the Promotion of the Proper Use of Mt. Fuji which is part of the local governments Ministry of the Environment for Yamanashi and Shizuoka Prefectures. ​