Mt. Fuji Mountain Hut Reservations

Mt. Fuji
Mountain Hut Reservation Service

In cooperation with the Fujiyoshida City Hall, FMG accepts mountain hut booking requests for those who want to climb Fuji on their own but are unable to secure a mountain hut reservation due to factors including the language barrier.

For the price of ¥1000 per person, mountain hut reservations are made for the below mountain huts:

Alternatively, if you are interested in a guided ascent, feel free to take a look at our Mt. Fuji Tour's. 

Yoshida Trail mountain huts

Fujisan Hotel (Yoshida/Subashiri trail 3,400m)
Taishikan (Yoshida trail 3,100m)
Kamaiwakan (Yoshida Trail 2,790m)

Subashiri Trail mountain huts

Miharashikan (Subashiri trail 3,200m)

Please note of the following terms and conditions:

FMG does not endorse, represent, nor is affiliated with any of the above mountain huts and are not responsible for how they treat you or any issues that may arise between your party and them. FMG will not mediate or take any responsibility for any conflict which may result from either party's actions. We highly recommend you familiarize yourself with the mountain hut etiquette here.
This is NOT payment for accommodation at the mountain hut. The fee of ¥1000 per person is a service fee for handling your mountain hut reservation. You will need to pay for the use of the mountain hut in cash once you get there (usually between ¥6,000 - ¥10,000 per person per night depending on the meal plan selected).
All mountain huts on Mt. Fuji offer very, very basic accommodation. "Dorm style accommodation" is a generous term for the huts on Fuji; expect very little space, no privacy and during busy times you'll be sleeping shoulder-to-shoulder with strangers. And no, no hut will give you extra space even if you offer to pay more.
Mountain hut reservations are only available during the in-season on Mt. Fuji. This is from June 29 to September 8, 2018
Reservations at Fujisan Hotel can not be made for more than 9 people per party.
FMG takes no responsibility in ensuring you get to your mountain hut. You are climbing this mountain on your own--you'll need to do research and find your own way there. On each specific mountain hut page (see below), there are links for discovering more information regarding trail maps as well as trail access.
FMG is doing this as a service to climbers on Mt. Fuji; no custom requests or reservations for mountain huts other than Fujisan Hotel (Yoshida/Subashiri trail 3,400m), Taishikan (Yoshida trail 3,100m), Kamaiwakan (Yoshida Trail 2,790m) or Miharashikan (Subashiri trail, 3,200m) will be accepted.
Reservation requests must be submitted to FMG three days in advance for the Fujisan Hotel or 7 days in advance for Taishikan, Kamaiwakan and Miharashikan mountain huts. No reservation requests will be made for Fujisan Hotel less than three days in advance and no reservations for Taishikan, Kamaiwakan or Miharashikan will be made less than 7 days in advance.
FMG takes no responsibility for your reservation after it is made.
Making a reservation and not showing up is a serious offense to the mountain hut and a faux pas in Japanese culture. Only proceed with your reservation if you are confident that you will be showing up on the date of the reservation. If you make a reservation and know you are not going to be showing up, you need to cancel prior to your your arrival. Further instructions are provided during the reservations process.

Mountain Hut reservations are only accepted for Fujisan Hotel, Taishikan, Kamaiwakan and Miharashikan mountain huts. Follow the buttons below for specific information regarding each mountain huts access, pricing, trail maps etc. and to make a mountain hut reservation.