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Ascension guidee de deux jours au sommet du mont Fuji par l'itineraire de Fujinomiya à Mount Fuji

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Une ascension guidee serieuse de deux jours du mont Fuji par l'itineraire de Fujinomiya, avec une nuit dans un refuge de la neuvieme station, un depart a 2h30 pour le lever du soleil a Kengamine (3 776 m) et une descente passant par le cratere Hoei. Les frais de guide sont factures par groupe.

Ascension guidee de deux jours au sommet du mont Fuji par l'itineraire de Fujinomiya: En bref

PriceFrom $1061 per person
Duration2 days / 1 night
Group sizeUp to 7 people
LanguagesEnglish
Tour typeGuided Tour
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Ascension guidee de deux jours au sommet du mont Fuji par l'itineraire de Fujinomiya

Une ascension guidee serieuse de deux jours du mont Fuji par l'itineraire de Fujinomiya, avec une nuit dans un refuge de...
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Two-Day Guided Climb to the Summit of Mt. Fuji by the Fujinomiya Route

A serious two-day guided ascent of Mt. Fuji by the Fujinomiya route, with a night in a 9th station hut, a 2:30 AM start ...
21 days
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Description complète

Fujinomiya est le plus court des quatre itineraires vers le sommet du mont Fuji, et le plus raide. Son point de depart se trouve a 2 400 m du cote de Shizuoka, plus haut que tous les autres, ce qui signifie moins de distance jusqu'au sommet et moins de temps pour s'acclimater. Sur deux jours, vous grimpez environ 1 400 metres de denivele jusqu'a Kengamine, le point sur le rebord du cratere qui est le vrai sommet du Japon a 3 776 m. C'est une sortie d'alpinisme avec un guide professionnel, pas une excursion touristique, et elle doit etre choisie sur cette base.

Le premier jour commence a la cinquieme station de Fujinomiya a 10h30 et grimpe a un rythme deliberer, passant l'ancienne septieme station a 3 010 m en milieu d'apres-midi et atteignant le refuge de la neuvieme station vers cinq heures. Le refuge fournit le diner, une plateforme de sommeil partagee et un couvre-feu precoce. Le sommeil est generalement mauvais a cette altitude et dans cette compagnie, ce qui est normal et une des raisons pour lesquelles l'horaire est construit autour d'une nuit courte plutot qu'une nuit complete.

Le reveil arrive a 1h30, le petit-dejeuner a 2h00, et vous partez dans l'obscurite a 2h30 avec des lampes frontales. La derniere poussee vers Kengamine prend un peu moins de trois heures et vous amene au sommet pour le lever du soleil. Depuis le rebord du cratere, le Pacifique se trouve au sud, les Alpes du Sud a l'ouest et les lumieres des villes cotieres brulent encore en dessous. Si les conditions le permettent, vous pourriez apercevoir Kage Fuji, l'ombre propre de la montagne projetee sur les nuages et la terre en dessous, la plus grande ombre de ce genre au Japon. Il y a du temps pour marcher autour de Tainaiin, le cratere du sommet lui-meme.

La descente est la partie qui distingue cet itineraire de la plupart. Plutot que de refaire Fujinomiya, vous descendez sur le sentier de Gotemba et prenez l'Osuna Hashiri, une longue coulee de cendres volcaniques profondes ou chaque pas glisse de plusieurs metres et la hauteur diminue rapidement. L'itineraire passe le cratere Hoei a 2 693 m, la cicatrice bealante arrachee du flanc sud-est du Fuji par l'eruption de 1707, la derniere fois que ce stratovolcan a fait eruption et la raison pour laquelle la montagne a une asymetrie visible depuis Tokyo par temps clair. Vous etes de retour a la cinquieme station de Fujinomiya a 11h30.

Un peu d'honnetete pratique. La saison officielle d'escalade du Fuji va de debut juillet a debut septembre ; en dehors, les refuges ferment, les sentiers sont enneiges et la montagne est veritablement dangereuse. Un permis d'escalade et des frais d'entree de montagne s'appliquent a partir de 2026 et sont payes par vous. Le mal d'altitude est courant au-dessus de 3 000 m meme chez les personnes en forme, le froid et le vent fort au sommet sont la norme plutot que l'exception a toute epoque de l'annee, et la montagne porte une inscription culturelle UNESCO accordee en 2013 pour ses siecles comme site de pelerinage, une histoire que vous ressentez sur le sentier.

Les frais de guide sont factures par groupe, pas par grimpeur, selon un bareme publie qui augmente avec la taille du groupe et ajoute un second guide a partir de huit personnes. L'assurance voyage nationale est incluse. Les frais de refuge de montagne d'environ 11 000 a 13 000 yens par personne, l'entree de la montagne de 4 000 yens et l'hebergement de votre guide sont separes et payes en plus.

Programme

Itineraries are customisable as per your request

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

12:30 AM

Meet at Fujinomiya 5th Station

Gather at 2,400m, the highest trailhead on Mt. Fuji, for a gear check and briefing before setting off.

12:30 AM

Original 7th Station (3,010m)

Steady climbing on rock and scree, with the Pacific coastline opening up behind you.

12:00 AM

9th Station mountain hut

Arrive, eat dinner and settle in on a shared sleeping platform ahead of a 20:00 curfew.

12:30 AM

Wake and breakfast

Up at 01:30, breakfast at 02:00, head torches on.

12:30 AM

Summit push to Kengamine

Climb in the dark to the true summit of Japan at 3,776m, arriving for sunrise around 05:15.

12:00 AM

Descend the Gotemba trail

Drop through the Osuna Hashiri volcanic ash field, passing the Hoei Crater at 2,693m.

12:30 AM

Finish

Back at the Fujinomiya 5th station, where the climb began.

Programme détaillé

Day 1, 10:30

Meeting and briefing

Meet your guide at the Fujinomiya 5th station (2,400m). Gear check, a talk through the route and pacing, and time to let your body register the altitude before you start.

Day 1, 11:30

Start climbing

The Fujinomiya trail rises immediately and does not let up. Deliberately slow pace with regular breaks, which is the single most effective defence against altitude sickness.

Day 1, 13:00

New 7th Station

Rest stop on the way up. Water and snacks; huts on the mountain sell drinks at prices that reflect the effort of getting them there.

Day 1, 14:30

Original 7th Station (3,010m)

Above 3,000m the air is noticeably thin. Your guide watches the group for headache, nausea and breathlessness from here on.

Day 1, 17:00

Arrive at the 9th Station hut

Around 3,460m. Bunk space is a shared platform with futons laid side by side; there is no privacy and little room for luggage. Hut fee of 11,000 to 13,000 yen is paid here.

Day 1, 18:00

Dinner and rest

A simple hot meal, then early lights out. Curfew is 20:00. Most people sleep badly at this altitude, which is expected.

Day 2, 01:30

Wake-up

Dress in the dark in the layers you will climb in. Cold at the hut and colder above it.

Day 2, 02:00

Breakfast

Early food before the summit push, however little appetite the altitude has left you.

Day 2, 02:30

Climb to the summit

Head torches on for the final ascent. Slow, steep and cold, in a line of lights moving up the mountain.

Day 2, 05:15

Kengamine, 3,776m

Sunrise from the highest point in Japan, with the Pacific to the south and the Southern Alps west. Walk the Tainaiin summit crater, and watch for Kage Fuji, the mountain's shadow cast across the land below.

Day 2, 06:00

Begin the descent by the Gotemba trail

A different route down. The Osuna Hashiri is a deep ash slope where each step slides and height is lost fast; hard on the knees and very dusty.

Day 2, 09:00

Hoei Crater (2,693m)

The crater blown out of Fuji's southeastern flank in the 1707 Hoei eruption, the mountain's most recent, and its largest and newest crater.

Day 2, 11:30

Return to Fujinomiya 5th Station

Tour ends where it began. No transfer is provided, so arrange your onward travel in advance.

Inclus

  • Frais de guide, assurance voyage nationale

Non inclus

  • Frais de refuge de montagne 11 000-13 000 JPY, entree de la montagne 4 000 JPY, hebergement du guide

Informations importantes

Point de rendez-vous

Fujinomiya trail 5th station (2,400m), 10:30 on Day 1. Finishes at Fujinomiya 5th station 11:30 on Day 2. No pickup stated.

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Fujinomiya trail 5th station (2,400m), 10:30 on Day 1. Finishes at Fujinomiya 5th station 11:30 on Day 2. No pickup stated.
The price does not cover mountain hut fee jpy 11,000-13,000, mountain admission jpy 4,000, guide accommodation. Everything it does cover is listed in full on this page, so if something is not on that list, budget for it separately.
Expect uneven ground and some climbing, and mud after rain. Trainers with grip are the minimum and proper shoes are better. The pace follows the group, so tell your guide early if you want it slower rather than at the point you are struggling.
Fuji Sunrise (IRORI). We book with them directly rather than through a reseller, which is why we can confirm your place with the operator before taking it as final.
We confirm your booking with the operator before we treat it as final, and we need at least one day's notice outside India. Once it is confirmed you get the meeting point, the time and a contact number for the day. If the operator cannot take your date we tell you and refund you rather than leave you waiting.
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The duration of the Ascension guidee de deux jours au sommet du mont Fuji par l'itineraire de Fujinomiya is typically 2 days / 1 night. We recommend arriving 15 minutes before the scheduled start time for a smooth check-in. Your guide will meet you at the designated meeting point and ensure the experience runs on schedule while remaining flexible to your pace.
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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Most of our experiences are family-friendly and suitable for children of all ages. However, some tours involving extensive walking, water activities, or early morning starts may be better suited for children aged 5 and above. Please check the specific tour description for age recommendations, or contact us for personalized family itinerary advice.
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Only during the official season, roughly early July to early September — exact dates are announced each year per route. Outside it the mountain huts close, and climbing becomes a serious mountaineering proposition rather than a hike. A mandatory climbing fee and a daily cap now apply on the Yoshida route, with the other routes following. Full detail in our guide to climbing Mount Fuji.
Counterintuitively, winter — the cold, dry air gives the clearest views, while humid summer haze often hides the mountain entirely. That means the climbing season is also the worst viewing season. Where and when to look is covered in our Mount Fuji viewpoints guide.
An Odakyu pass covering the whole Hakone loop — Tozan railway, cable car, ropeway, Lake Ashi boats and buses — for less than buying the legs separately. How the loop works and which direction to travel it is in getting around Hakone.
It varies. Many traditional baths still refuse tattoos, some now allow them with cover stickers, and a private bath (kashikiri) is the reliable workaround. Bathing etiquette and how to find tattoo-friendly options are in our Hakone onsen guide.
It was listed in 2013 for its influence on art, literature and pilgrimage — not for its geology. That is why the listing includes places like Oshino Hakkai and the Sengen shrines, not just the peak itself. Background in our climbing Mount Fuji guide.
Two days lets you do the loop without rushing and still soak properly in an onsen — a single day works but means moving constantly. Our Hakone 2-day itinerary maps it out hour by hour.
Most Hakone and Mt. Fuji private tours here are priced for the whole party, not per traveller — the operator is providing a vehicle and a guide, so a group of four pays the same as a couple. The exceptions are the group summit climbs, which are genuinely per person. Each tour page states which model applies.
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