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ðŸ‡ŊðŸ‡ĩðŸ—ŧ Take a Dream Trip Broken or Bang? Conquer Mt.Fuji Cross 2 Trails! Fujinomiya Trail Independent Yoshida

ðŸ‡ŊðŸ‡ĩðŸ—ŧ Take a Dream Trip Broken or Bang? Conquer Mt.Fuji Cross 2 Trails! Fujinomiya Trail Intersecting Yoshida Trail

This trip, Mt.Fuji, we choose up the Fujinomiya Trail. Clear sleep on the crest. Intersect. Interside. Intermediate. Down the Yoshida Trail.

I can say... not just about "Walk to the top," but planning before walking is very important! ðŸ˜ģ

📌 there's a lot more to plan than I thought!

🏠 Booking accommodation on top 🏔ïļ Accommodation Information: Summit Fuji-kan (Mount Fuji, Fujinomiya side)

Chojo Fujikan Accommodation ()

Located at an altitude of 3,740 meters, it is the highest mountain hut in Japan, located next to the peak post and Sengen Taisha Shrine.

💰. The cost of accommodation.

â€Ē Single break: 12,000 yen

â€Ē Total break of 2 meals: 14,000 yen

🗓ïļ Opening period

â€Ē July 10-September 9

â€Ē Booking begins: January 14 at 12: 00 p.m.

(Book via Yamatan web only; reservation is not accepted by phone)

⏰ Check-in time - Check-out

â€Ē Check-in: 16: 00 - 18: 00 (Please be on time. If you are late, there may be no food service because the gas / electricity system has to be switched off)

â€Ē Check out: Around 04: 30 (If the weather is bad, can wait indoors)

ðŸ―ïļ Food and rest timetable

â€Ē Dinner: Until 19: 00

â€Ē Turn off the sleeping lights: around 7: 00 p.m.

â€Ē Wake time: 4: 00 a.m.

â€Ē Breakfast: 04: 00 - 04: 30

â€Ē Note: Mattresses are male-female, but they are organized into groups.

👕 "Limited Edition 2026" Memorial T-Shirt

â€Ē Price: 5,000 yen (or 4,400 yen per reservation)

â€Ē Purchase: Select the size when booking through the web page and pay / receive items on the day of stay (no mail delivery)

â€Ē Size:

O S: Height not exceeding 165 cm.

O M: 165 - 175 cm

O L: 175 - 185 cm

O XL: 185 - 195 cm

⚠ïļ Caution and New Order (Very Important)

1. Mountain Fee: From this year onwards, entry fee to Shizuoka (Fujinomiya) will be charged 4,000 yen each (not included in accommodation).

2.Preparation: Those who board the Shizuoka side must pass online training (e-learning) on climbing regulations and etiquette.

3.Payment: Only VISA and Mastercard cards are accepted (JCB, AMEX, Diners are not accepted)

4. Check-in: Must come to the whole group to check in. No agent can be sent to check in first.

5.Cancellation: If canceled due to weather conditions, it is recommended to book close to the travel day to bypass the fine, but the room may be full first.

ðŸšŦ Cancellation Policy

â€Ē 14 days in advance: 20% deduction

â€Ē 7 days in advance: 30% deduction

â€Ē 3 days in advance: 50% deduction

â€Ē 1 day in advance: 80% deduction

â€Ē Cancel date of stay / non-appearance: 100% deduction

The booking process through the official website: fujisanchou.com Start booking in April - June. You should book 1 month in advance or search on Google. The word "Chojo Fujikan" selects the Fujikan Top of Mt.Fuji Lodge / Mt.Fuji Hut. Click the text "Fujikan (Yamatan Fujikan reservation page)" will be displayed on the Chojo Fujikan website. Select the right-hand side "Orange. The word" Proceed to reservation "enters the website. On the green left, click" Login / New Registration "will enter the E-mail Log in and Sign Up. (Register) New) Complete the information. Select the calendar of stay, the number of people staying, the food, the payment can be cut through the card, the credit card, the debit card, the Travl Crad card. You should have enough money to cut the money through the card. You will cut the money from your reservation within 60 days.

ðŸŽŦ Booking train + cross-route bus

ðŸĨū Body tracksuit at 5th Station.

⛰ïļ, cope with a height of 2,400 Separately, 3,740 m.

🌅. Sleep on top, wait to see the sunrise.

⚠ïļ Beware of allergies, height & Hypothermia.

👟 and the knee-safe Yoshida Trail walk-down technique.

ðŸ—ŧ * * The Fuji climbing season is officially open! * *

📅 * * July 1 - September 10 * *

This period is the main climbing season of Mount Fuji.

Anyone with a plan to conquer Fuji must check the opening date and rules of each route before traveling.

And more importantly...

This trip, we choose to walk like

ðŸĨū * * Up the Fujinomiya Trail * *

🏠 * * Sleep on top of Fuji 3,740 m * *

🌅 Wake up and see the sunrise.

↩ïļ then * * across the shore to down Yoshida Trail * *

Our trip chose a different route and a lower leg to touch Fuji as much as possible.

There's a lot more to prepare than I thought!

Since booking accommodation on top of ðŸŽŦ

Train + bus 🚆🚌

Body adjustment at 2,400 m.

To be careful * * losing height & Hypothermia * * ⚠ïļ

We used to think, "Up Fuji is just walking to the top."

But when actually going... * * Wrong! ðŸ˜ģ * *

This trip we experienced big rain 🌧, strong winds and storms ⛈ïļ on the way up Fuji.

ðŸĨū Raincoat must be ready.

ðŸ§Ĩ Sweater must have

ðŸ’Ļ. Found strong winds. Be careful of balance.

⚠ïļ The weather on Fuji changed very fast. Don't be careless.

And that's why preparing before Fuji is so important.

Because sometimes the most beautiful view

Probably at the expense of more brutal weather than thought. ðŸ—ŧ🌧ïļ

The next post will tell you how we got through this storm! 👀

So we gathered everything from this trip and told it all.

In case anyone has "Fuji" on the Bucket List. ðŸ—ŧâĪïļ

* * If you choose, will you take Fujinomiya or Yoshida? * *

If you like a * * travel review, there are plans, expenses, techniques and things to know before you travel * *

📌 * * Save this post before planning your trip! * *

ðŸ“Ī Share it with your trip mates.

💎 And tell me...

âĪïļ Like | ➕ Follow | ðŸ“Ī Share To Trip Friends

Because the conquest of Fuji was accomplished...

* * Didn't start the day of the uphill walk, but started the day we planned! * * ðŸ—ŧâœĻ

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