2 Day World Heritage Mt. Fuji Climbing Tour

2 Day World Heritage Mt. Fuji Climbing Tour

With National Government Licensed English Guide Interpreter and Japanese-speaking Mountain Guide

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During the climb on Mt. Fuji, this tour is accompanied by 3 staff members–a Japanese-speaking mountain guide, a National Government Licensed English Guide Interpreter, and a Japanese-speaking tour conductor. Even beginners can participate worry-free. (The National Government Licensed English Guide Interpreter and Japanese-speaking tour conductor will accompany the tour from departure to arrival.) Spend the night at Mt. Fuji’s 7th Station, see the sunrise from the mountaintop, and then recharge after mountain climbing by soaking in a hot spring! The tour will be guided on a popular route. The Japanese-speaking mountain guide will lead participants on a walk around the caldera at the summit for no additional charge. At the mountain hut, customers will be staying in a room with single size beds for each person (capsule hotel style, dormitory type). International visitors who do not have their own mountain climbing gear on hand can also participate easily, as gear rental service information will be provided. Rental items can be picked up at Shinjuku or Mt. Fuji 5th Station, and returned at Mt. Fuji 5th Station.

  1. Day
  2. 1
Tokyo – Mt Fuji

See above for confirmed start time and meeting point.
Keio Plaza Hotel Tokyo Main Tower 3F – JTB Sunrise Tours Sales Office
Mt. Fuji Kawaguchiko 5th Station
Ascend via Yoshida Trail from Lake Kawaguchi
17:30 – Above Mt. Fuji 7th Station. Mountain Hut ‘Toyokan’ Arrival
2300 – Above Mt. Fuji 7th Station. Depart from Mountain Hut ‘Toyokan’

Fuji-Climbing-Tour-Ascent3

  1. Day
  2. 2
Mt Fuji – Tokyo

0400-0630 – Visiting Mount Fuji mountaintop and the mountain crater
Descend via Yoshida Trail towards Lake Kawaguchi
1000-1030 – Mt. Fuji Kawaguchiko 5th Station
1200-1400 – Lake Yamanaka Onsen, Benifuji-noYu
1630 – Tour ends near JR Shinjuku Station West Exit

Mt. Fuji Climbing

Tour Dates:

Group A: July 18, August 29

Group B: July 20, 23, 25, 28; August 1, 4, 6, 8, 15, 17, 19, 22, 25, 31; September 1

Tour Prices:

Dates in group A – $1,019 Per Adult

Dates in group B – $1,137 Per Adult

*Seasonal surcharges apply. Please contact JTB for exact prices for exact date.

Tour Code: JG039S
Remarks: *The elevation at the 5th station is about 2,300m, and 3,000m at the 7th station where the tour will shortly rest to sleep. The peak of the mountain is at an altitude of about 3,500m, where the temperature often falls under 5°C, and the temperature difference between the 5th station and the peak is sometimes more than 15°C.
*An English interpreter guide will accompany the group throughout the entire tour, and a mountain climbing guide (speaking Japanese only) will also accompany you from the 5th station to the peak and back.
*Children 5 years and under cannot participate in this tour. Those between 6 and 15 years old must be accompanied by someone 20 years old or older. Those between 16 and 19 may participate by themselves if an agreement form signed by their parent or guardian is received by us within 4 days before the tour. *Mountain accident insurance is not included. 




















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