Yoshida Trail

TAISHIKAN MOUNTAIN HUT

3,100M / 10,170FT

*** Special Announcement ***
A small landslide toward the summit of the Yoshida/Subashiri trail may impede, block or delay hikers just 10m short of the summit until construction is complete on July 10. Book your hut after July 10 for a guarantee that the trail will be open.   ​
Reservations for Taishikan will open on April 15, 2019​

Taishikan is located at 3,100 meters at the 8th Station on the Yoshida Trail. This mountain hut is located at around the halfway point between the Subaru Line 5th Station and the summit, marking the first of multiple 8th stations. 
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. During peak season, expect minimum space and privacy. It is common to be sleeping shoulder-to-shoulder with other guests. 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.

Trail Map

Hut Etiquette

Huts on Mt.Fuji are a unique cultural experience. Here are a few tips for a smooth trip.

Arrival

Arrive not later than 6pm.  It is recommended to leave Subaru Line 5th Station between 10am and noon.

Facilities

  • Western style toilets.
  • Dinner is served inside a large room with tables and benches for seating.
  • Pack it in, pack it out. There are no trash cans. All personal trash must be packed out and disposed of off the mountain.

Taishikan Hut Rules

  • ​No alcohol is permitted inside Taishikan nor is any alcohol sold at this mountain hut. 

Sleeping Quarters

  • Futon with sleeping bags and pillows are provided by the mountain hut.
  • Most sleeping quarters have bunk beds that are two to three levels, each fitting 20-30 people per level.
  • Going to the bathroom can be a challenge involving stepping over other guests and climbing down the bunk bed ladders. Be careful!
  • During peak season, the sleeping quarters can be very crowded. It is common to sleep shoulder to shoulder with other guests.

Food

Dinner
Japanese curry rice with a bottle of water.

​Vegetarian
If you would like a vegetarian curry for dinner, please request it during the reservation process.

​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 rice, meat, and pickled vegetable, and bottled of water.​