2-Day Mt. Fuji Summit Climb & 8th Station Stay with English Guide

Tokyo, Japan

1 day 14 hours (approx.)
Mobile ticket
Offered in: English

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Overview

What's Included

Air-conditioned vehicle
Dinner

Dinner on Day 1 (packed meal) is included.
Breakfast

Breakfast on Day 2 (packed meal) is also included.
Hot spring entry fee after descent
Consumption tax and other related taxes
Accommodation at a mountain hut (8th Station)
Certified Mt. Fuji mountain guide (English-speaking)
Round-trip bus transportation

Personal expenses
Gear Rental (available with additional charge)
We do not provide hotel pick-up and drop-off service.
Entrance fee - Mt. Fuji climbing fee (must be paid on-site in cash directly to Mt.Fuji Organization)

¥4,000.00 per person
Optional Summit Tour

¥1,100.00 per person

Meeting and Pickup

Meeting point

1-chōme-8-8 Nishishinjuku, Shinjuku City, Tokyo 163-8799, Japan
Meeting Time: 07:10／Departure Time: 07:30 About 5-mins walk form Shinjuku Station West Exit 8. Please check the photo in the product page & scan the correct QR code of your chosen meeting point. Kindly verify your meeting point in advance and arrive 10-15 minutes before the departure time.

End point

This activity ends back at the meeting point.

Operating hours
.7:30 am

Itinerary

Mt. Fuji 5th Station

40 minutes • Admission Ticket Free

Lake Kawaguchiko

2 hours • Admission Ticket Included

Additional Info

Confirmation will be received at time of booking
Not recommended for travelers with back problems
No heart problems or other serious medical conditions
Not recommended for pregnant travelers
Near public transportation
Not wheelchair accessible
Travelers should have a strong physical fitness level
Please note the Mt. Fuji climbing fee of ¥4,000 (trail usage fee) is not included in the tour price and must be paid individually on-site.
Return times may vary due to traffic conditions.
The mountain hut is a mixed-gender, two-tiered dormitory. Each person will have a very compact sleeping space.
A health check is required before departure. Those aged 6 to 69 may join. If you are elderly, have health concerns, chronic illness, or disabilities, please consult a doctor and inform us in advance.
If the Crater Rim Walk operates, groups may be reorganized for descent. You may be assigned a different guide.
For safety, group hiking is essential. If you separate, inform your guide clearly.
Guides lead until the trail split, then support from the rear. Full guidance is provided from the 5th Station to the summit.
The tour runs in the rain, but climbing may be canceled if deemed unsafe. No refunds in such cases.
A guide will not accompany you on the bus.

Please confirm your meeting point in advance and arrive at least 20 minutes before the departure time.
The tour will depart on time. We cannot accommodate late arrivals or wait for any reason. No refunds will be issued for lateness or arriving at the wrong location, even if contact is made before departure.
Please check the product page for meeting point reference carefully to ensure you go to the correct meeting location.
Our contact number may be unavailable outside business hours (Mon–Fri, 9:30AM–6:00 PM JST).
Upon arrival, please confirm your name with our staff on the participant list.
Those who booked the rental option, please check the size chart in the photo section and send us your clothing size (A–E) and shoe size (23.0–28.5cm in 0.5cm steps) right after booking.
This tour operates with a minimum of one participant.
Please note: some hot springs in Japan may restrict entry for guests with visible tattoos due to cultural norms.
In general, we do not send out confirmation emails prior to departure. If you would like more information or need to clarify something, please contact us and we will send you the relevant details.
Please note that most toilets on Mount Fuji are not free, usually cost around 200 to 300 yen per use. Please make sure to have some small coins ready
Group pace is mandatory for safety. Participants unable to keep up may be asked to retire.
The mountain hut is a mixed-gender, two-tiered dormitory. Each person will have a very compact sleeping space.
wheelchair users
Children under 6 and people above 70 years old
This tour/activity will have a maximum of 25 travelers

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Cancellation Policy

You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.

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Reviews

3.5

based on 2 reviews

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Disappointing (the company not the hike)

Ryan_W, Sep 2025

Pretty disappointed with the company that does this tour. Our guide barely spoke English despite booking "English speaking". During the entire climb up we blew through many stations where we wanted to stamp the stick and the guide was always rushing us the whole time we felt we couldn't actually enjoy the hike. At one point she said "no time to buy water" like nah, I need water you can go on without me I don't care. We get to the summit with a perfect west view of the mountain but we had opted to go to the crater, which was never explained to us, only asked if we wanted to go which yeah sure sounds cool. Until you realize it's another 45 mins after the top, with a pretty lame view of the sunrise. We almost ditched the group to stay on the west side so we could have a good spot for the sunrise. The food they give you for the top is terrible, bring your own. After the hike we had no idea what to do for the bus to the hot bath, and then the hot bath is crowded as hell and they don't allow tattoos, so big waste of time there. Overall, if you consider yourself even an amateur hiker, go without a guide. Or go with a different company. This one is just a money grab.