The various trekking routes that start from our lodge are an adventurous journey around the natural beauty and historical sites at the foot of Mt. Fuji. Each has its own distinctive course, such as Arakurayama, Shimoyama, and Oshino Hakkai, and is highly recommended for nature lovers and those interested in history. We promise you a luxurious experience where you can experience the great outdoors and the culture rooted at the foot of Mt. Fuji while enjoying some of Japan's most scenic spots, including Mt. Fuji itself.
For beginners
Climb Arakurayama via Arakura Fuji Sengen Shrine and Chureito Pagoda. This is a casual course where you can enjoy the spectacular view of Mt. Fuji from the summit. It can be enjoyed by a wide range of people from beginners to advanced climbers, and you can easily experience the charm of Mt. Fuji. Arakurayama Sengen Park is home to about 650 cherry trees, and a cherry blossom festival is held in spring, so you can experience the nature of the four seasons.
* Please note that walking and travel times may vary depending on your physical condition and traffic conditions.
Routes may differ due to updates or construction work. Please refer to your map, app, tourist information boards, etc. for details and enjoy a safe trekking experience.
For beginners
This course goes via Arakurayama to Shimoyama and Tenjoyama Fujimidai. Not only can you enjoy a spectacular view of Mt. Fuji, but you can also use the ropeway and sightseeing boat, so you can combine mountain climbing with sightseeing. Recommended for families. Shimoyama has an observation deck with a steel tower, and Tenjoyama offers a spectacular view of Mt. Fuji up close.
* Please note that walking and travel times may vary depending on your physical condition and traffic conditions.
Routes may differ due to updates or construction work. Please refer to your map, app, tourist information boards, etc. for details and enjoy a safe trekking experience.
For intermediate
Head to Mitsutoge via Arakurayama and Shimoyama. Known as a mountain of good fortune, the summit of Mitsutoge offers a spectacular view of Mt. Fuji up close. It is also characterized by the fact that you can visit historical sites such as Haha no Shirataki and Kawaguchi Asama Shrine. Mitsutoge is a popular mountain that has been selected as one of the "100 Famous Mountains of Yamanashi," "New Flower 100 Famous Mountains," and "Tsuru City's 21 Beautiful Peaks."
* Please note that walking and travel times may vary depending on your physical condition and traffic conditions.
Routes may differ due to updates or construction work. Please refer to your map, app, tourist information boards, etc. for details and enjoy a safe trekking experience.
For intermediate
This course visits Shakushiyama and Oshino Hakkai after passing through photo spots on Honmachi Street. You can enjoy the view of Mt. Fuji and the natural scenery, and it's easy to get around by bus. This is a route that lets you casually experience the charm of the foothills of Mt. Fuji. Oshino Hakkai is a mysterious place where spring water from Mt. Fuji gathers, and you can experience the nature of Mt. Fuji.
* Please note that walking and travel times may vary depending on your physical condition and traffic conditions.
Routes may differ due to updates or construction work. Please refer to your map, app, tourist information boards, etc. for details and enjoy a safe trekking experience.
For advanced
In addition to [#4. Shakushiyama, Oshino Hakkai Course], this route also visits Kitaguchi Hongu Fuji Sengen Shrine. You can tour the sacred sites of Mt. Fuji and enjoy both nature and history. This is a recommended course that allows you to experience the charms of Mt. Fuji in a wide range of ways. Kitaguchi Hongu Fuji Sengen Shrine is a center of Mt. Fuji worship and a place where you can feel the great power of Mt. Fuji.
* Please note that walking and travel times may vary depending on your physical condition and traffic conditions.
Routes may differ due to updates or construction work. Please refer to your map, app, tourist information boards, etc. for details and enjoy a safe trekking experience.
For advanced
From our lodge, we pass Kitaguchi Hongu Fuji Sengen Shrine, and climb Mt. Fuji's Yoshidaguchi trail. This is a challenging course where you can take a nap in a mountain hut on the way and then climb to the top of Mt. Fuji. Along the trail, there are many sights such as magnificent views of Mt. Fuji and historical shrines and temples, so you can enjoy the real pleasure of climbing Mt. Fuji. The trail is generally well-maintained, but it is a course that requires physical strength. For the return trip, you will need to take a bus from the halfway point. If you are a beginner or climbing alone, we recommend that you take the bus not only on the return trip but also on the outbound trip.
Mt. Fuji is open from July 1st to September 10th every year. Please check the Official Web Site for Mt.Fuji Climbing in advance for necessary equipment, mountain hut reservations, etc., and enjoy a safe climb.If you are using the bus, please see here for timetables and fares (no reservation required)
* Please note that walking and travel times may vary depending on your physical condition and traffic conditions.
Routes may differ due to updates or construction work. Please refer to your map, app, tourist information boards, etc. for details and enjoy a safe trekking experience.
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