"Mount Fuji" is Japan's most iconic landmark and one of the world's cultural heritage sites

Every year from July to September, travelers and climbers from around the world flock to Mount Fuji to climb its slopes.

Mount Fuji offers well-equipped mountain huts and facilities, making it a suitable choice for novice climbers from overseas.

Regardless of age or nationality, everyone can come together at the summit to witness the breathtaking sunrise over Mount Fuji, creating a truly memorable experience.

Highlights of the Mount Fuji Climbing Tour:

• Professional Chinese-speaking Mountain Guides: Our tour provides knowledgeable guides who can communicate with you in Chinese and are available to address any concerns about your physical condition during the climb.

• Equipment Rental Service: You don't need to carry a lot of climbing gear from Taiwan as we offer equipment rental services, ensuring a hassle-free experience.

• Full Transportation Service: Enjoy the convenience of our dedicated transportation service that takes care of all your commuting needs throughout the tour.

• Lake Kawaguchi Hot Springs: After descending from Mount Fuji, unwind and relax with a one-night stay at Lake Kawaguchi, one of the best locations to admire the majestic beauty of Mount Fuji.

• No Shopping Itinerary: We prioritize the climbing experience and do not include any mandatory shopping stops, allowing you to fully immerse yourself in the natural wonders of Mount Fuji.

Free Gifts with Registration!

• Official Japanese Mount Fuji Summit Certificate: Receive an official certificate from the Japanese authorities as proof of your successful summit of Mount Fuji!

• Mount Fuji Climbing Walking Stick: Each participant will receive a special Mount Fuji climbing walking stick as a commemorative item. (It will be a shorter length for easy carrying and as a memento.)

2023 Mount Fuji Departure Dates

*Limited spots available. We recommend early registration.

*Only six tours available. Don't miss out, wait until next year!

Mount Fuji Five-Day, Four-Night Itinerary (Subaru Line)

*Actual flight schedules and flight durations are subject to the announcements of the airline.

▲ The summit of Mount Fuji often offers spectacular views of sea of clouds.

▲Lake Kawaguchi offers the best angle to admire Mount Fuji.

▲The highest peak of Mount Fuji, known as "Kengamine," reaches an elevation of 3,776 meters.

▲Sunrise at Mount Fuji

▲The special volcanic formation of Mount Fuji.

The cost of the five-day, four-night Mount Fuji tour

Meeting Point:

Taoyuan International Airport (Please follow the notification from the assistant one week in advance for the actual flight time).

*Airport transfer service is available upon request (additional fee applies).

Tips for climbing Mount Fuji

1. Remember to carry your trash back down the mountain and refrain from littering or relieving yourself indiscriminately.

2. Take precautions against altitude sickness and ensure quality sleep during your climb.

3. Rest well and prepare your body in the three days leading up to the climb.

4. Carry a water bottle with a capacity of 600ml. You can refill it at rest areas along the mountain (charges may apply).

5. The temperature on the mountain is around 18 degrees Celsius in the morning and 6 degrees Celsius at night, so be sure to bring warm clothing.

6. Due to limited water sources on the mountain, restroom facilities require a fee (200-300 Japanese yen). Please prepare the exact change.

7. In case of inclement weather, the ascent to the summit may be canceled based on the decision of the local mountain hut managers and according to local regulations. Refunds cannot be provided if the climb cannot be completed. Your understanding is appreciated.

8. If you feel unwell, please refrain from participating in the climb. Refunds will not be provided in such cases.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs):

 1) What is the difficulty level for beginners to climb Mount Fuji?

Mount Fuji has well-established facilities and mountain huts, making it suitable for beginner hikers. However, due to the higher altitude and unpredictable weather conditions on Mount Fuji, it is recommended to train and prepare adequately with proper equipment before the trip, preferably 1-2 months in advance.

2) Are there Mount Fuji climbing tours starting from Tokyo?

Yes, we do have Mount Fuji climbing tours starting from Tokyo. However, if you prefer to arrange your own itinerary, we also offer a two-day, one-night Mount Fuji climbing package from Tokyo！

3) Do I need to apply for a permit to climb Mount Fuji?

No, a permit is not required. However, it is important to ensure that you have made prior reservations for mountain huts to secure accommodation during your climb.

Registration Instructions:

1) Please provide complete information and a deposit of 20,000 NTD when registering for the Mount Fuji climbing tour. Registration implies acceptance of the standardized contract for overseas travel. If you cancel within one month before departure, the deposit will not be refunded, and necessary cancellation fees for overseas travel may apply. For other detailed regulations, please refer to the standardized contract for overseas travel.

2) Due to factors such as flight schedules, hotel bookings, weather conditions, peak seasons, or other unforeseen circumstances beyond our control, it may be necessary to adjust the itinerary, modify sightseeing locations, accommodations, and meals in order to ensure a smooth travel experience. (Obtaining flight slots for Taiwan is slower and can only book hotels when the slots are secured, which is usually about 2 months in advance. In contrast, Japanese travelers have already completed their registrations and reserved hotels half a year in advance. Taiwanese registrations are slower than Japan's. In peak travel seasons, if the listed hotels are fully booked, alternative hotels will be arranged. We seek your understanding regarding these necessary adjustments. The correct flight times, hotels, or itinerary changes, if any, will be based on the information provided prior to departure.

3) Hotel bookings and meals are made according to the listed options. In some cases, if there is full occupancy or better alternatives available, hotels of the same class may be substituted, and meal arrangements may be modified based on hotel availability, flight schedules, and the itinerary. However, the standard of meals will remain the same. Regarding the listed sightseeing locations, adjustments may be made or alternative attractions may be included in the itinerary if any venues are closed or to accommodate flight timings.

Note: The information provided is subject to change, and it is recommended to refer to the specific documents and materials provided before departure for the most up-to-date and accurate information.

Travel Information:

1. Tourists holding a Republic of China (ROC) passport can enter Japan for tourism purposes without a visa. The passport must be valid for at least 6 months from the date of departure.

2. The duration of stay should not exceed 90 days.

3. To avoid any issues on the day of departure, please double-check and confirm the validity of your passport.

4. According to international conventions, passports should have a validity of at least six months to enter other countries.

5. Military personnel must have two stamps on their passport: "Approval for Travel" and "Approved for travel before [date] No. [number]."

6. Conscription men must have two stamps on their passport: "Approval for Travel for Those Who Have Not Yet Performed Military Service" and "Approval for Travel before [date] by [county/city] Public Office."

7. Young men nearing conscription age must have a stamp indicating "Not Yet Performed Military Service" on their passport.

8. Dual citizens must use the same passport to enter and exit the Republic of China.

9. "Conscription men" refers to those aged 18 and above but have not yet performed military service, and "young men nearing conscription age" refers to those aged 16 to 18.

10. Travelers entering Japan are required to provide fingerprints and have their facial photo taken by immigration officers. Failure to cooperate will result in denial of entry. 11. Since June 1, 2008, all passengers (including those in the backseat) are required by Japanese traffic regulations to wear seat belts for safety reasons.

12. Non-ROC passport holders should consult the Japan-Taiwan Exchange Association for visa requirements and necessary documents. Phone number: (02) 2713-8000. 13. The visa-related regulations mentioned in this itinerary are applicable to tourists holding ROC passports. If you hold a passport from another country, please check the relevant regulations on your own and inform your service personnel during registration.

14. In the event of unforeseen circumstances such as inclement weather that may lead to the closure of the mountain and make it impossible to complete the itinerary, the tour operator reserves the right to modify the itinerary, sightseeing activities, or accommodation. Any cost savings will be notified and refunded after the tour. Note: The information provided is subject to change, and it is recommended to consult with the relevant authorities or service providers for the most up-to-date and accurate information.