Mt. Fuji 2-Day Summit Climbs

Experience the magic of Mt. Fuji with My Tokyo Guide. As professional English-speaking mountain guides, we specialize in guided ascents up Japan's highest peak. With a successful track record of thousands of successful climbs, we have created the Ultimate Mt. Fuji Climb Program to ensure that your experience is amazing from start to finish. From rental shop and try-on areas to prepare for the climb, to optional hot spring stops to relax afterwards, we've got you covered. And when it's time to head back to Tokyo, Kyoto, or Kawaguchi Lake, we'll even drop you off at the Shin-Fuji Bullet Train station for a quick and convenient return. Don't miss out on this once-in-a-lifetime adventure!
In-Season 2-Day Mt. Fuji Climb Dates - July 10th to Sept 9th 
Mt. Fuji 2-Day Climb 
​Truly a great experience for my daughter and I. I recommend that you are in decent shape and practice hiking long distances and climbing, to prepare you for the climb, which was more difficult than I expected. But the experience was most enjoyable. Our guide Jack, was wonderful. He prepared us for the climb and guided us through each station. We spent the night at the 8th station were we were greeted by a great staff who had a warm meal and bed for us to relax before the final climb to see the sunrise. The tour guide company was very helpful and communicated with me on every question I had quickly via email. Definitely one check off my bucket list. - Trip-Advisor Review
2023 IN-SEASON Mt.FUJI CLIMB ITINERARY 

Day 1: Shin-Fuji Station - Mt.Fuji 5th Station
​- 9th Station
  • 10:00am - Shin-Fuji Station Pick-up
  • 10:30am - Stop at Hiking Rental Shop 
  • *Change Clothes, Try Rental Gear.
  • *Leave luggage at Rental Shop
  • 11:00am - Depart for 5th Station 
  • 11:30am - Arrive at Mt.Fuji 5th station (Prepare to climb)
  • 12:30 Leave Mt.Fuji 5th station via ascending route
  • 5:00pm~6:00pm - Arrive at 9th station (3,460m).
  • Stay at Mountain Hut (Dinner and Rest)

Day 2: 9th Station - Top of Mt.Fuji - 5th Station 
  • 1:00~2:00 Wake Up (Eat Breakfast)
  • 2:00~3:00 Leave Mountain Hut for the summit
  • 4:00~5:00 Arrive at the summit (Watch the sunrise)
  • 6:00~6:30 begin descend to 5th station
  • 9:00~11:00 Arrive at 5th station (Relax have lunch)
  • 10:00~11:00 Bus leaves from 5th Station for Shin-Fuji​
  • 12:00~2:00 Drop-off a Shin-Fuji Station

*Additional fee for hiking gear rental, luggage storage and Hot spring stop (Hiking Shop/Luggage stop unavailable from July 1st to July 9th) 
*Individuals with tattoos may not be able to enter Hot Spring
Tour Features  
  • Start and end your climb from Shin-Fuji Bullet Train Station for quick returns to Tokyo and Kyoto/Osaka by Bullet Train
  • Stop at Hiking Rental Shop before arriving at the 5th Station to try on your hiking gear and rent any gear you may be missing before heading up the mountain.
  • Change your clothes at the Hiking Rental Shop before reaching 5th station.
  • Leave your valuables and luggage at the hiking Rental Shop before heading to the 5th Station ​ 
  • Spend night at Mountain Hut at 3,460 meters 
  • Use the less crowded Mt. Fuji climbing route
  • All those who reach the summit will be presented with an official “Mt. Fuji Summit Certificate" dated and verified by your guide to show your achievement to your friends and family. (See Sample).

Price per Person 
  • ¥54,000 + 10% Tax

Price includes the following
  • Private Transfer from/to Shin Fuji Station from/to Mt. Fuji 5th station 
  • 1 Night stay at Mt. Fuji Mountain Hut
  • Hot Dinner and Breakfast at Mountain Hut
  • English Speaking Mountain Guide​
  • Stop at Hiking Rental Shop 
  • *Use large change/try-on area at rental shop to change into your hiking gear before reaching the 5th station.
For general questions please see our FAQ page, that answers many frequently asked questions.
Mt. Fuji 2-Day Climb 
​"In all of my many adventures in life, climbing Mt. Fuji ranks far above anything else I have ever experienced. If you have ever considered making this trip, I can say, without question you should.” 
​~ Matt Horton - Mt. Fuji Climbing Client. -