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Ascenso a la cumbre del monte Fuji al amanecer en dos dias con traslados desde Tokio en Mount Fuji

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Un ascenso guiado de dos dias al monte Fuji por el sendero Subashiri, con traslados en autocar privado desde Tokio o Gotemba, una noche en un refugio de montana y un ascenso con linterna frontal cronometrado para el amanecer en la cumbre de 3.776 m. Precio por persona.

Ascenso a la cumbre del monte Fuji al amanecer en dos dias con traslados desde Tokio: Datos clave

PriceFrom $593 per person
Duration2 days / 1 night
Group sizeUp to 40 people
LanguagesEnglish
Tour typeGuided Tour
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Ascenso a la cumbre del monte Fuji al amanecer en dos dias con traslados desde Tokio

Un ascenso guiado de dos dias al monte Fuji por el sendero Subashiri, con traslados en autocar privado desde Tokio o Got...
2 days
English
$592.58
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Mount Fuji Sunrise Summit Climb Over Two Days with Tokyo Transfers

A two-day guided climb of Mount Fuji on the Subashiri trail, with private coach transfers from Tokyo or Gotemba, a night...
21 days
English
$525
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Esta es la version totalmente asistida de un ascenso al Fuji. En lugar de organizar su propio autobus al punto de inicio y apostar por la disponibilidad de refugios en medio de una temporada corta y muy reservada, se encuentra con un autocar en el centro de Tokio en Tochomae o en la estacion de Gotemba mas cerca de la montana, y todo, desde el permiso de ascenso hasta la cama y la cena, ya esta gestionado. Guias de montana de habla inglesa dirigen el ascenso, y el grupo se divide entre varios de ellos para que el ritmo pueda ajustarse en lugar de dictarse.

La ruta es Subashiri, que comienza a 2.000 m en el lado de Shizuoka y es notablemente mas tranquila que el sendero Yoshida que usan la mayoria de los ascensos en paquete. La seccion inferior atraviesa el bosque antes de abrirse al cono volcanico desnudo. El dia uno sube de la 5ta estacion a un refugio de montana a 3.200 m, el Miharashikan, o a 3.400 m, el Hotel Fujisan, dependiendo de cual de las dos opciones de salida reserve. Se sirve una cena caliente de arroz al curry japones en el refugio, con una version vegetariana disponible si lo pide al reservar, y duerme en una cama con ropa de cama proporcionada.

El empuje a la cumbre ocurre en la oscuridad. Lo despiertan bien antes del amanecer, sube con linterna frontal, y la opcion de refugio mas alta necesita unos noventa minutos desde la 8va estacion mientras la mas baja toma unas tres horas. El punto de ese tiempo es estar de pie en el borde del crater a 3.776 m cuando sale el sol sobre el mar de nubes, lo que en una manana clara es la unica imagen que la mayoria de la gente se lleva de Japon. Si las condiciones lo permiten, los guias llevan una caminata alrededor del crater. El desayuno se come de vuelta en el refugio antes del largo descenso a la 5ta estacion y el autocar de regreso a Gotemba o Tokio.

El Fuji no es una montana tecnica, pero es alta, y la altitud no se preocupa de lo en forma que este. Por encima de 3.000 m el aire tiene aproximadamente dos tercios del oxigeno del nivel del mar, y los dolores de cabeza, nauseas y falta de aire son comunes. Una noche a 3.200 m o 3.400 m ayuda, el ritmo guiado lento ayuda mas, y los guias vigilan a quienes tienen dificultades. Las temperaturas de la cumbre pueden rozar el cero con viento fuerte en agosto, y el ascenso es un verdadero esfuerzo fisico de dos dias con sueno interrumpido en un refugio comunitario. Cualquiera que camine largas distancias comodamente lo lograra; cualquiera que espere un paseo lo pasara mal. El equipo personal se puede alquilar si no tiene botas ni capas.

El precio aqui es genuinamente por persona, no por grupo, asi que cada escalador en su grupo paga la misma tarifa. Cubre a los guias, el autocar privado de ida y vuelta, la cama y ropa de cama del refugio, cena y desayuno, el permiso de ascenso y un certificado que confirma que llego a la cumbre. Dos almuerzos no estan incluidos y se pueden comprar en refugios a lo largo de la ruta, y hay una tarifa de permiso de ascenso separada de 4.000 yenes a confirmar en el momento de la reserva. La temporada va de finales de junio a aproximadamente el 10 de septiembre, y los tamanos de grupo son mas grandes que un ascenso privado: hasta cuarenta huespedes con cinco o seis guias en la salida de la 8va estacion, hasta veinte con tres o cuatro guias en la opcion de la 7ma estacion.

Itinerario

Itineraries are customisable as per your request

The schedule below is a suggested plan and can be adjusted to suit your preferences.

Day 1, morning

Departure from Tokyo or Gotemba

Meet the coach at Tochomae Station in Tokyo or at Gotemba Station near the mountain and travel to the trailhead.

Day 1, midday

Base Camp Cafe and gear check

Stop at the FMG Base Camp Cafe for briefing, rental gear and last supplies.

Day 1, afternoon

Climb from the Subashiri 5th Station

Start hiking at 2,000m through forest and onto the open cone.

Day 1, evening

Mountain hut at 3,200m or 3,400m

Check in, eat a hot Japanese curry rice dinner and sleep early.

Day 2, pre-dawn

Headlamp climb to the summit

Wake in the dark and climb the final section by headlamp, 1.5 to 3 hours depending on your hut.

Day 2, sunrise

Sunrise at 3,776m

Reach the summit for first light, with an optional crater walk if conditions permit.

Day 2, afternoon

Descent and return

Breakfast at the hut, descend to the 5th station and take the coach back to Gotemba or Tokyo.

Itinerario detallado

Day 1, 06:45 / 07:45

Meet at Tochomae Station, Tokyo

Departure time depends on which option you book: 06:45 for the 8th station hut, 07:45 for the 7th station. The private coach leaves from central Tokyo.

Day 1, 08:30 / 09:45

Alternative meeting at Gotemba Station

Climbers already near the mountain can join at Gotemba instead, saving the Tokyo leg.

Day 1, late morning

FMG Base Camp Cafe

A stop for the safety briefing, fitting of any rented boots and shell layers, and buying snacks and water for the climb.

Day 1, midday

Subashiri 5th Station, 2,000m

The climb begins in forest, the feature that sets Subashiri apart from the busier Yoshida trail.

Day 1, afternoon

Above the tree line

The forest gives way to bare cinder and lava. Guides set a deliberately slow pace to help everyone acclimatise.

Day 1, evening

Arrive at the mountain hut

Miharashikan at 3,200m or the Fujisan Hotel at 3,400m. Bunk, bedding, sleeping bag and pillow are provided, and dinner is Japanese curry rice with a vegetarian option on request.

Day 2, pre-dawn

Wake-up call and headlamp start

The final push begins in darkness and cold. Allow about 1.5 hours from the 8th station hut, around 3 hours from the 7th.

Day 2, sunrise

Summit, 3,776m

Arrive on the crater rim for first light over the cloud sea, the reason for the pre-dawn start.

Day 2, after sunrise

Crater walk, weather permitting

If wind and visibility allow, the guides lead a circuit of the summit crater.

Day 2, morning

Breakfast and descent

Return to the hut for a hot breakfast, then descend to the 5th station on tired legs; the way down is long and hard on the knees.

Day 2, afternoon

Coach back and certificate

The private coach returns you to Gotemba or Tokyo. Summit certificates are issued to climbers who reached the top.

Incluye

  • Guias de habla inglesa, transporte en autobus privado de ida y vuelta desde Tokio/Gotemba, alojamiento en refugio de montana (cama, ropa de cama, saco de dormir, almohada), cena del dia 1 (arroz al curry japones, opcion vegetariana disponible), desayuno del dia 2, permiso de ascenso (4.000 JPY), certificado de cumbre

No incluye

  • Dos almuerzos (comprables en refugios de montana en el camino), aperitivos, equipo personal (alquiler disponible)

Información importante

Punto de encuentro

Choice of Tochomae Station, Tokyo (departs 06:45 for the 8th Station option, 07:45 for the 7th Station option) or Gotemba Station near Mt. Fuji (departs 08:30 / 09:45). Private charter bus transfer both ways included.

Antes de ir

  • Cancelación gratuita hasta 24 horas antes del inicio de la actividad

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Choice of Tochomae Station, Tokyo (departs 06:45 for the 8th Station option, 07:45 for the 7th Station option) or Gotemba Station near Mt. Fuji (departs 08:30 / 09:45). Private charter bus transfer both ways included.
The price does not cover two lunches (purchasable at mountain huts en route), snacks, personal gear (rental available). Everything it does cover is listed in full on this page, so if something is not on that list, budget for it separately.
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Guias de habla inglesa, transporte en autobus privado de ida y vuelta desde Tokio/Gotemba, alojamiento en refugio de montana (cama, ropa de cama, saco de dormir, almohada), cena del dia 1 (arroz al curry japones, opcion vegetariana disponible), desayuno del dia 2, permiso de ascenso (4.000 JPY), certificado de cumbre
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For most experiences, we highly recommend an early morning start. This allows you to avoid the midday heat, bypass the largest crowds, and capture the best lighting for photography. Your guide can advise on the optimal timing based on the season and specific attractions included.
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