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Message Regarding COVID-19 Update


Get back to nature and feel safe with My Tokyo Guide - here are some precautions to keep in mind when planning your trip.

COVID-19 Reservation Policy
Japan is now fully open to individual tourists

Below are the measures we will be taking in order to prevent the spread of Corona virus:
 
1. Reduced Number of Guests
We will limit the number of Group tour participants. Mt. Fuji Group climbs and Hikes will be limited to a maximum of 9 persons per group:

2. Disinfection and washing regularly
By washing and disinfecting the tour van before each tour, we will ensure that good hygiene is a priority. We will also ventilate the van during the tour by periodically opening the doors and windows and disinfecting areas of the van that are often touched.
 
3. Distancing Socially
When we walk around, various groups will be asked to stay at least 1 meter away from each other. At the numerous places we visit during the trip, we will also meet all the social distancing criteria in place.

4. Hand Sanitizer
In the tour van, hand sanitizer will be given for all participants to use. At the planned tour stops, there are also plenty of places to wash your hands, but please notice that soap may not be available.

5. Face Masks
While in the tour van and even in crowded areas outside, and within locations that are small, crowded or have poor ventilation, all participants will be required to wear a face covering or mask.


After a two-year hiatus due to the pandemic the Mt. Fuji climbing season is scheduled to reopen to the public in 2022. With the reopening of Mt. Fuji, we are anticipating some new regulations to thwart the spread of Covid-19. These regulations may include limiting the number of spaces in the mountain hut. To follow these new regulations created by the local authorities, we may be required to unexpectedly change the Climb Schedule or Mountain Hut. We will do our best to keep all our customers up to date of all changes as they happen: Thank you for your cooperation and understanding. 
                   We hope for the best, and look forward to seeing you soon in Japan! 

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  • About
    • Our Story
    • Our Mt. Fuji Guides
    • How to Climb Mt. Fuji?
    • Mt. Fuji Climb Guidebook
  • MT. FUJI
    • Is Climbing Mt. Fuji Hard?
    • Is Climbing in Offseason Allowed?
    • Mt. Fuji Weather Forecast
    • Mt. Fuji World Heritage
    • Mt. Fuji Summit Certificate
    • Mt. Fuji Bullet Train Access
    • Mt. Fuji Climb Fitness Guide
    • Mt. Fuji Equipment List
  • TOURS
    • 2-Day Mt. Fuji Climb
    • Private Mt. Fuji Climb
    • 1-Day Mt. Fuji Climbs
    • Mt. Fuji Nature Hike
    • Mt. Fuji Rafting
    • Mt. Fuji 1-Day Snow Climbs
  • CONTACT US
    • Tour Inquiry Form
    • FAQ