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富士登山 2026 完全ガイド【予約制¥4,000・弾丸禁止・山小屋確保】

2026-07-29 · 10分で読める

富士登山 2026 完全ガイド【予約制¥4,000・弾丸禁止・山小屋確保】
現在、本文は英語のみで公開しています。日本語への翻訳作業を進めています。タイトル・タグ・基本情報は日本語化済みです。
Climbing Mt Fuji in 2026 = required ¥4,000 fee, mandatory gate registration for Yoshida trail (200/day limit), and bullet climbing (夜間弾丸登山) is officially banned. 4 routes have wildly different difficulty. This is the current-rules climbing guide with hut reservations, gear list, and safety.

⚠️New 2026 rules — bullet climb BANNED, gate registration REQUIRED

As of 2024-2025, Mt Fuji has: ¥4,000 mandatory fee, Yoshida trail gate reservation (200 climbers/day cap), and bullet climb (夜間弾丸) officially banned. Gate closes at 16:00 to prevent overnight rush. Descent must complete by 12:00 next day.

Mt Fuji climbing 2026 quick facts

ItemDetail
Climbing seasonJuly 1 – September 10, 2026
Peak seasonAugust (weather most stable)
Mandatory fee¥4,000/person (¥1,000 conservation + ¥3,000 new fee)
Yoshida trail limit200 climbers/day (advance reservation required)
Alternative trailsSubashiri, Gotemba, Fujinomiya (no cap but far)
Total climbing timeYoshida: 6-8 hours ascent + 3-5 hours descent
AltitudeBase 2,300m → Summit 3,776m
Hut reservationMANDATORY on Yoshida — book 6+ months ahead

Book Yoshida gate reservation immediately (2026 slots opened)

For 2026 season (July-September), Yoshida gate reservations opened in January 2026. Peak weekends (August) already sold out. Book at official Fuji Preservation Fund website — English available. Missed the window? Book Subashiri or Gotemba trails instead.

4 climbing routes compared

RouteStart altitudeDifficultyDuration ascentReservation required
Yoshida (吉田) — Most popular2,305m★★★☆☆6-8 hoursYES + ¥4,000 fee
Subashiri (須走)2,000m★★★★☆6-7 hoursNo cap
Gotemba (御殿場)1,440m★★★★★7-10 hoursNo cap
Fujinomiya (富士宮)2,400m★★★☆☆5-7 hoursNo cap

💡First-timer route: Yoshida

Yoshida is the most infrastructure-heavy route — many mountain huts, emergency services, buses to trailhead. Best for first-time climbers. Reservation is annoying but the safety is worth it.

Mountain hut reservation (mandatory on Yoshida)

  • Yoshida trail huts: 6 huts between 5th-8th stations
  • Cost: ¥8,000-12,000/night (dinner + breakfast + shared bunk)
  • Peak season booking: 6+ months ahead — 2026 huts started 2025
  • Cancellation: 100% refund 30+ days out, 50% at 7 days, 0% at 3 days
  • Book direct: Individual hut websites (some English available)
  • Recommended for first-timers: 7th-8th station huts (better acclimatization)

Standard 2-day climb schedule

TimeLocationActivity
Day 1 12:00Kawaguchiko StationMeet, gear check, bus to 5th station
Day 1 14:00Yoshida 5th Station (2,305m)Acclimatize 30 min, start climb
Day 1 19:008th Station HutArrive, dinner, rest, sleep 20:00
Day 2 01:00-02:008th Station HutWake, breakfast, start summit push
Day 2 04:30SummitSunrise (Goraiko)
Day 2 05:30SummitSunrise crater walk (weather permitting)
Day 2 07:00-10:00Descent3-5 hour descent to 5th Station
Day 2 11:005th StationBus back to Kawaguchiko

Base hotel strategy for Mt Fuji climb

  • Kawaguchiko/Yamanakako — best base, easy to 5th station, find Kawaguchiko hotelsPR
  • Fuji-Yoshida — cheaper option, 20 min from 5th station, check Fuji-Yoshida areaPR
  • Fujinomiya (Shizuoka side) — for Fujinomiya trail, hot spring town base
  • [Tokyo](https://www.booking.com/searchresults.html?ss=Tokyo) — 3-hour bus ride, feasible if starting climb late afternoon
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Essential gear list

  • Layered clothing: base layer + mid-layer + waterproof shell (0-15°C at summit)
  • Hiking boots: waterproof, ankle support
  • Headlamp — night hiking to catch sunrise
  • Rain jacket + pants — weather changes fast
  • Trekking poles — save your knees on descent
  • Water 2L+ per person — huts sell water ¥500/bottle
  • Emergency food — protein bars, chocolate
  • First aid — bandages, altitude sickness meds (Diamox if prescribed)
  • Cash ¥10,000+ — hut services, toilets ¥300 each use
  • Camera — sunrise Goraiko is legendary

Altitude sickness prevention

  • Acclimatize at 5th station 30 min before climbing
  • Slow pace — stop every 30 min for 5 min
  • Drink 500ml/hour — dehydration accelerates altitude sickness
  • Overnight at 7th-8th station essential for first climb
  • Diamox (acetazolamide) — prescription altitude med if history of AMS
  • Descend if headache severe — no summit is worth pulmonary edema

Guided tour vs solo climb

  • Guided (Klook, Voyagin): ¥25,000-40,000/person, includes bus, gear rental, mountain hut, English guide
  • Solo: ¥15,000-20,000/person after accommodation + food + gear
  • Pros of guided: no reservation hassle, safety, English support, hut secured
  • Cons of guided: fixed group pace (typically slow), less flexibility
  • First-timer recommendation: Guided tourPR first climb
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Mt Fuji climbing FAQ

  • Can I climb outside July-Sept season? NO — huts closed, trails officially closed, very dangerous.
  • How dangerous is it? ~10 climber deaths per year, mostly altitude/exhaustion. First-timer with guide: low risk.
  • Do I need experiencePR? Basic hiking fitness required. No technical climbing.
  • Can I bullet climb (fast overnight ascent)? BANNED as of 2024 for safety.
  • What if I get altitude sick? Descend immediately. Huts have emergency staff.
  • Wi-Fi on the mountain? No — signal drops at 3,500m.
  • Souvenir stamps? Yes, ¥100-500 at each hut, wooden hiking stick 焼印.
  • Can I bring my dog? NO — pets not allowed on trails.
For non-climbers: our Mt Fuji day trip guide

Final tips

Yoshida trail reservation opened January 2026 — check availability now. If sold out, use Subashiri or Gotemba trails (no cap but harder). Book mountain hut 6+ months ahead. First-time climbers: guided tourPR ¥25,000-40,000 is worth it. Climb season only July-September — don't attempt outside these dates.

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