Itinerary Reference:

Day 1

Outbound: Assemble at Shinjuku Post Office at 07:30. No refund for late arrival or no‑show. Please arrive 20 minutes before departure time.

Attraction / Experience: 10:30, 1 hour 30 minutes, Fuji Subaru Line Fifth Station, Enjoy lunch at Fifth Station at your own expense; use this time to prepare for the hike. The hike will start at noon.

Accommodation: 17:30, Mt. Fuji; Enjoy dinner and rest at the mountain hut at Eighth Station of Mt. Fuji. *Please note that the mountain hut accommodation is a mixed‑gender dormitory with bunk beds.

Day 2

Attraction / Experience: Mt. Fuji, Depart the mountain hut between 2:00 AM ‑ 3:00 AM. Watch the sunrise and enjoy a breakfast box at the summit, then descend Mt. Fuji.

Attraction / Experience: 10:30, Fuji Subaru Line Fifth Station

Attraction / Experience: 12:00, 2 hours, Lake Kawaguchi, Soak in an onsen at Lake Kawaguchi or Lake Yamanaka to relax after the climb; bathing towel rental is included. Guests with tattoos are not permitted to use the bathing facilities.

Return: Arrive back at Shinjuku Station at 17:30

*Itinerary is subject to change depending on traffic and weather conditions.

Trip Highlights

Mt. Fuji climbing tour with English‑speaking guide — perfect for first‑time climbers and international visitors!

Convenient preparation facilities at the Fifth Station

Guides provide attentive support from start to finish

Overnight stay at the mountain hut at the Eighth Station

Relax in a soothing onsen bath after the climb

Optional: Gear rental available! (Advance booking required)

A must‑do bucket list item! Take on Mt. Fuji, a UNESCO World Cultural Heritage site, with this beginner‑friendly 2‑day climbing tour on the Yoshida Trail. Fully accompanied by government‑certified professional English‑speaking guides, allowing international visitors and first‑time climbers to reach the summit with zero language barriers. Stay at the Fujisan Hotel mountain hut at the Eighth Station, and wait above the sea of clouds for the starry sky and the breathtaking Goraiko sunrise.

Before departure, get fully prepared at the Fuji Miharashi rest area at the Fifth Station, a dedicated rest space for everyone to adjust their condition and replenish with food and drinks. Coin lockers are available on‑site for storing backpacks, spare clothes and other extra luggage; if the lockers are full, staff provide paid baggage storage services, so you can climb without carrying heavy loads — significantly reducing the burden of the hike.

On the first day, ascend gradually along the gentle and well‑maintained Yoshida Trail, with guides providing tips on altitude acclimatisation, route hazard points and weather response throughout, adjusting the pace according to the group's fitness levels to reduce the risk of altitude sickness. Arrive at the Honhachigo Fujisan Hotel mountain hut in the evening; charging facilities are available inside the hut so you can top up your phone and power bank — never miss a moment for capturing the mountain starry sky or city night views. The stay includes a hot dinner and a climbing breakfast bento box for the next day; rest securely at the 3,400‑metre mountain hut to build up energy for the early morning summit push.

The next morning, depart from the Eighth Station before dawn to push for the summit, reaching the 3,776‑metre peak to greet the golden Goraiko sunrise, overlooking the rolling sea of clouds and the magnificent volcanic crater — experience the thrilling sense of achievement of standing atop Japan's highest peak. After taking in the spectacular summit views, follow the dedicated descending route back to the Fifth Station, with guides accompanying you the entire way for guaranteed safety.

After descending, relax your whole body in an onsen bath, washing away the sweat and fatigue of the climb. The soothing warm spring water eases leg soreness, providing a comfortable conclusion to this challenge. Add the gear rental option for extra convenience — simply book in advance, collect the full set of climbing equipment directly at the Fifth Station rest area, and return it on the spot after descending — no need to bring bulky boots or rainwear from home. Even if it rains, there's no need to worry: return your muddy, soaked gear as‑is, and head back to the city without carrying soiled clothing — easy and carefree.

Whether you're travelling solo, with friends, or a first‑time climber tackling high mountains, this all‑in‑one 2‑day Mt. Fuji itinerary covers everything — from baggage storage, mountain accommodation, professional guiding, post‑descent onsen to flexible gear rental. Save yourself the hassle of booking mountain huts, researching routes and purchasing equipment; follow the professional team and easily achieve your dream of conquering Mt. Fuji.