Fujikan Hut

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Mt. Fuji Summit

THE FUJIKAN HUT
頂上富士館

3,740m / 12,270ft

Fujikan is located at 3,740 meters at the summit of Mt. Fuji and is the closest hut to Kengamine, the highest point on Mt Fuji. Fujikan sits at the top of Fujinomiya Trail, but is also accessible via the Yoshida, Subashiri and Gotemba trails. It is a 5-7 hour climb from the Fujinomiya Trail’s 5th station. Put in the work on your first day, then enjoy waking up to the sunrise without any pre-dawn hike!

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Pricing & Reservation Details

Full payment in advanced is required to secure mountain hut reservation. See prices below.

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Dormitory Style / Pricing Per Person

	With Dinner and Breakfast
Daily Rate	¥16,520

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Cancellation Policy

No Show/Cancel Day Of	100%
1 Day Notice	80%
2-9 Day Notice	50%
10-20 Day Notice	30%
21+ Days	5%

Terms and Conditions

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Overview
Facilities
Food
Climbing Logistics
FAQ

Check In/Out

CHECK IN: Between 16:00 - 18:00
CHECK OUT: By 4:30am

Regarding Mt. Fuji Mountain Huts

Mountain huts on Mt. Fuji were originally built as emergency shelters and exist to this day as shelters from harsh mountain conditions. All huts offer simple dorm style accommodation. Because the mission of the huts is to provide safety and shelter to as many hikers as possible, it is not possible to pay for extra space. The huts provide the essential shelter and food you need to reach Mt. Fuji's summit.

It is important to note that huts on Mt. Fuji, including Fujikan, do not provide a heated dry room for drying out wet gear. Be sure to climb with spare, dry clothes kept in dry bags so you will have a change of clothes in the event you show up at the mountain hut in wet weather.

House Rules

Huts on Mt.Fuji are a unique cultural experience. Here are a few tips for a smooth trip.

Arrive by 6pm to ensure you can check in! It is recommended to leave 5th station between 8am.

Dinner (curry rice) is served only between 5-7pm.

Pay careful attention to where you should take off your shoes.

There are western-style toilets inside the hut for staying guests. No use of toilets after checking out.

There are NO dry rooms.

There are NO trash cans. All personal trash must be packed out and disposed of off the mountain. Throwing trash in the toilets is strictly forbidden.

Sleeping Quarters

Sleeping mats and blankets are provided by the mountain hut.
Most sleeping quarters have bunk beds that are two levels.
Going to the bathroom can be a challenge involving stepping over other guests and climbing down the bunk bed ladders. Be careful!
Multiple climbing parties will sleep in the same room. We recommend bringing ear plugs!

Hut Facilities

Western-style toilets inside the hut.
There are no trash cans. All personal trash must be packed out and disposed of off the mountain. No throwing trash in the toilets!
There is NO dry room!
Cash payment only, no credit cards

Food

Dinner:
Curry rice and tea is served from 5-7pm.

Breakfast:
Miso-flavored mackerel, rice, and tea

Vegetarian

Vegetarian curry for dinner and vegetarian instant noodles for breakfast are also available.

Vegan, Halal, and gluten-free options are not available.

Trail Maps

Fujikan mountain hut is located at the summit of Mt. Fuji at 3,740m/12,270ft, sitting at the top of the Fujinomiya trail. Although Fujikan can be accessed by any of the 4 trails leading to the summit (Yoshida, Subashiri, Gotemba and Fujinomiya) it is easiest and fastest to access Fujikan via the Fujinomiya trail. From the Yoshida or Subashiri trails it is an additional 30min traverse from where these trails reach the summit. To reach your hut by 4pm it is recommended that you leave the Fujinomiya 5th station by 8am.

The Fujinomiya trail is the shortest and most direct route to the summit of Mt. Fuji, making it a popular choice for climbers who want to reach the top with the least amount of distance. The trail starts on the south side of Mt. Fuji in Shizuoka Prefecture at the highest elevation of any Mt. Fuji trail head, beginning at 2,400m.

The Fujinomiya trail is a great choice if you are traveling to Kyoto or Osaka before or after your climb, as it is the closest and most easily accessed trail from the Kansai region.

While it can be slightly busier than the Subashiri or Gotemba trails, the Fujinomiya trail is an excellent option for climbers looking for the most efficient route to the summit and crater rim of Mt. Fuji.

If climbing Fujinomiya Trail

How to get to the Fujinomiya trail head

See the Google Maps link to the Fujinomiya trail head here. Note that driving up to the Fujinomiya 5th station in private vehicles is prohibited during the entire climbing season from July 10-September 10. If you're driving your own vehicle, you will need to use the parking lot here and take one of the shuttle buses up to the Fujinomiya 5th Station.

There are also public buses that go up to the Fujinomiya 5th station departing from Shin Fuji station (bullet train access) and Fujinomiya train station. The public bus will only run during the climbing season from July 10-September 10.

Climbing Permit

There is an entry fee payment of ¥4,000 per person required to obtain a permit to climb Mt. Fuji. The easiest option is to obtain your Mt. Fuji climbing entry permit online:

If climbing Fujinomiya Trail: “Shizuoka Prefecture Fuji Climbing Pre-registration System” here

By pre-registering and completing payment online for your climbing permit, you won’t need to waste time on the day of your climb at the trail head.

Note that if travel plans change or weather disrupts your planned climbing date, refunds may not be available for your climbing permit. If this is a concern to you, the climbing permit can also be obtained on the day of your climb at the 5th station. Climbers with a mountain hut reservation are guaranteed access to a permit to climb Mt. Fuji, granted they come prepared with the proper equipment and knowledge for the high altitude ascent of Mt. Fuji.

Where can I store extra luggage?

We understand that you may have extra luggage that you do not want to take on your journey up Mt. Fuji.

Options for luggage storage include, coin lockers at Shinjuku or Kawaguchiko train stations, hotel baggage storage services, or sending by 'takkyubin' (postal service) to your next destination. We highly recommend using 'Takkyubin' luggage delivery services, as it is extremely cheap, efficient and reliable, with pricing at around ¥2,000 for next day shipping for check-in sized baggage. Information on the Takkyubin service can be found here.

Are private rooms available?

Private rooms are not available at Fujikan.

Is there a vegetarian meal option?

Yes, vegetarian options are available for dinner and breakfast. Vegan, Halal, and gluten-free options are not available.

Which trail is Fujikan located on?

Fujikan mountain hut is located at the summit (3,740meters/12,270ft) on the Fujinomiya Trail, but can also be accessed from the other three trails.

Will I need a reservation to stay at Fujikan?

Fujikan tends to be fully booked during the climbing season. Securing a reservation here before you begin your climb is strongly recommended.

What time is check-in/out?

Check-in is between 16:00 - 18:00. Check out by 4:30am.

Once you have checked out, you are not permitted to re-enter the sleeping quarters or use the toilets.