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후지산 등반 2026|시즌·루트·산장·완전 가이드

2026-09-06 · 분 소요

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💡요약⏱ 2 분 읽기

후지산 등반 2026 시즌 7/1-9/10. 4개 루트(요시다 최이지), 산장, 고산병, 장비, 고라이코, 신 2,000엔 입산료.

Mt Fuji is not a walk. It's a 6-8 hour climb at altitude in unpredictable weather. But watching sunrise (goraiko) from the summit at 3,776m is a life-list experience.

Official 2026 climbing season

Route	Season 2026	Difficulty	Best for
Yoshida (Yamanashi side)	July 1 - Sept 10	Beginner	First-timers, most amenities
Subashiri (Shizuoka)	July 10 - Sept 10	Intermediate	Quieter, sand slide descent
Gotemba (Shizuoka)	July 10 - Sept 10	Advanced	Longest, quietest, sandy
Fujinomiya (Shizuoka)	July 10 - Sept 10	Intermediate	Shortest but steepest

⚡New 2024+ rules

Yoshida trail requires reservation + ¥2,000 entry fee (increased for 2026). Daily cap 4,000 climbers. Gate closes 4 PM (no overnight climb without hut booking). Reservation opens 1 month before at fujisanguide.pref.yamanashi.jp.

The classic 2-day itinerary (Yoshida route)

Time	Activity	예약
Day 1 - 12:00	Arrive Fuji Subaru Line 5th Station (2,300m) — bus from Kawaguchiko	🏨 예약
Day 1 - 13:00	Register + start climb	🏨 예약
Day 1 - 18:00	Arrive 7th/8th station hut (~3,100m), dinner + rest	🏨 예약
Day 2 - 01:00	Depart hut for summit push	🏨 예약
Day 2 - 04:30	Reach summit (3,776m)	🏨 예약
Day 2 - 05:00	Sunrise (goraiko)	🏨 예약
Day 2 - 06:00	Walk around crater (1 hr optional)	🏨 예약
Day 2 - 07:00	Descend to 5th station	🏨 예약
Day 2 - 12:00	Bus back to Kawaguchiko	🏨 예약

Mountain huts (must book ahead)

Booking mandatory. Huts sell out 2-3 months ahead for peak weekends. Cost ¥8,000-13,000/night including 1 dinner + 1 breakfast. Shared bunk-bed style (no privacy). Bring your own toilet paper — some huts charge ¥100-200 for bathroom.

●Fujisan Hotel (8th station) — most popular, book 3 months ahead
●Taishikan (7th station) — good English service
●Toriiso (8th station) — highest hut, best for late-night summit push
●Booking method: hut websites in Japanese only; use rakuten-travel.co.jp or ask hotel concierge

Essential gear

●Hiking boots (ankle support) — Uniqlo trainers WILL fail you
●Layers: base + fleece + waterproof shell (summit temp 5-10°C, can drop to 0°C at night)
●Headlamp with extra batteries (essential for night summit)
●Hiking poles (buy at 5th station ¥1,500-2,500)
●2L water (huts sell water ¥400/500ml — plan accordingly)
●High-energy snacks: chocolate, dried fruit, energy bars
●Rain gear (weather changes fast at altitude)
●Cash ¥5,000-10,000 (toilet fees, hut extras, souvenirs)

Altitude sickness — the real threat

3,776m is the altitude where 20-30% of climbers get altitude sickness (headache, nausea, dizziness). Prevention: climb slowly (aim 300m elevation gain per hour), stay hydrated (3L water total), avoid alcohol, spend the night at 3,000m+ before summit push. If symptoms severe, DESCEND immediately.

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The 'don't climb Mt Fuji' argument

Consider: Mt Fuji is prettier as a VIEW than a climb. The mountain is bare volcanic gravel, no trees, no scenic beauty. If you want to say you climbed it, do it. If you just want a Mt Fuji experience, consider viewing from Hakone^PR, Kawaguchiko, or Chureito Pagoda instead.

→ Hakone (see Mt Fuji without climbing)→ Trip cost calculator