Mt. Fuji 2-Day Climbing Tour from Tokyo via Fujinomiya Trail with Hut Stay and Hot Spring Visit

Conquer Mt. Fuji on a 2-Day Guided Climbing Tour from Tokyo

Experience Japan’s most iconic adventure with this 2-day Mt. Fuji climbing tour from Tokyo. Perfect for travelers seeking a more direct route to the summit, this experience follows the Fujinomiya Trail—the shortest and most scenic route up Mt. Fuji—offering sweeping views of Suruga Bay and the Hoei Crater. Guided by certified, bilingual professionals, this tour includes an overnight stay at a high-altitude mountain hut and a post-climb visit to a relaxing hot spring.

What You'll Do

• Day 1: Depart from Tokyo or Shinjuku and begin your climb from the 5th station of the Fujinomiya Trail. Reach the 9th station and stay overnight at the Mannenyukisanso mountain hut, positioned just one hour from the summit.
• Day 2: Begin a pre-dawn hike to the summit to witness the sunrise (Goraiko) at the peak. After descending, enjoy a rejuvenating bath at Gotemba Onsen Kirakubo before returning to Tokyo.

What’s Included

• Round-trip transportation from Tokyo or Shinjuku
• Certified, bilingual mountain guide (English and Chinese)
• Overnight accommodation at the 9th station mountain hut (dormitory-style)
• Simple hot dinner and light breakfast
• Post-climb hot spring bath at Gotemba Onsen
• Free luggage storage at the hut
• Downloadable Mt. Fuji ascent certificate

Why Choose This Experience

• Shortest Route: Fujinomiya Trail offers the most direct access to the summit
• High-Elevation Stay: Overnight at the 9th station reduces effort for the sunrise hike
• Relaxing Onsen: Unwind post-climb with a scenic hot spring bath
• Beginner-Friendly: Guided support and slower pace make it accessible for first-timers
• Tokyo Convenience: Easy departure from central Tokyo or Shinjuku

Important Notes

• The Mt. Fuji climbing fee of ¥4,000 must be paid in cash on-site at the 5th station (Fujinomiya Trail).
• Participants should bring layered clothing, waterproof gear, and small change for trail toilets and water.
• Gotemba Onsen may not permit entry to guests with tattoos.
• Children must be 12 years or older to join the tour.

FAQ

What’s the tour duration?

This is a 2-day, 1-night guided climbing tour with an overnight stay at a mountain hut near the summit.

Where does the tour depart from?

Departure is from Tokyo (in front of Tokyo-Daibuilding, Yaesu Central Exit, JR Tokyo Station) or Shinjuku (Tokyo Metropolitan Government, Large Bus Parking Lot).

Which trail does the tour follow?

The tour follows the Fujinomiya Trail, the shortest and most direct route to the summit of Mt. Fuji, starting from the Shizuoka side.

How difficult is the climb?

It’s a strenuous hike at high altitude. While no technical experience is needed, participants should be in good physical condition.

Is this tour beginner-friendly?

Yes. The tour is beginner-friendly and includes a bilingual guide who helps manage pace and provides support throughout the climb.

What gear should I bring?

Bring layered clothing, rain and wind protection, hiking boots, gloves, headlamp, and cash for toilets and water on the trail.

Can I rent climbing gear?

Rental gear is not included in the tour, but can be arranged separately. Details are provided after booking.

Are meals provided?

Yes. A hot dinner is provided at the mountain hut, and a light boxed breakfast is served before the summit hike.

Can I request vegetarian meals?

Yes. Vegetarian options are available upon request when booking.

What is the mountain hut like?

The Mannenyukisanso hut is dormitory-style with shared sleeping space. There are no showers and limited restroom facilities.

Are there toilets and water on the trail?

Yes. Toilets above the 5th station are pay-per-use (¥100–¥300). Water is not free—bring small change to purchase as needed.

Is there a hot spring after the climb?

Yes. After descending, you'll visit Gotemba Onsen Kirakubo for a relaxing bath. Please note that tattoos may prevent entry.

Are children allowed on this tour?

The tour is recommended for participants aged 12 and older due to the physical demands of the climb.

Is the guide bilingual?

Yes. Guides speak both English and Chinese. The guide-to-climber ratio is approximately 1 guide for every 10–14 climbers.

Do I need to pay a climbing fee?

Yes. Starting in 2025, a ¥4,000 climbing fee must be paid in cash at the 5th station of the Fujinomiya Trail. The same applies to the Yoshida Trail on the Yamanashi side. This fee is not included in the tour price.

What happens in case of bad weather?

The itinerary may be adjusted or canceled depending on weather or trail conditions. Safety is prioritized. Refunds are not issued for weather-related changes once the tour begins.