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What is Mount Fuji Mountain Hut?
I believe that most climbers choose to climb Mount Fuji to enjoy the sunrise at the highest point in Japan. However, since Mount Fuji is an environment with very strong winds and very low temperatures, it is not like other mountains where you can complete the entire climbing trip in a short time. Therefore, many people choose to stay in a mountain hut on Mount Fuji to rest for a few hours, and then go to the top of Mount Fuji 2 hours before sunrise to wait for the sunrise.
The goal of building a mountain hut on Mount Fuji is to allow every climber to have enough rest time. It is also the only place on Mount Fuji that sells food and drinking water. More importantly, when severe weather such as heavy rain, strong winds, and thunderstorms occurs, the mountain hut on the Mount Fuji hiking trail is the only refuge.
Because mountain huts are very important to the climbing trip of Mount Fuji, and because Fuji climbers go to climb Mount Fuji every year, many mountain huts have been built on every climbing route to try their best to provide climbers with a safe climbing trip to Mount Fuji.
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The Importance of Mount Fuji Mountain Hut
Why does the local government continue to emphasize the importance of mountain huts on Mount Fuji? Why does the local government plan to make only climbers who stay at the Fuji mountain hut eligible to climb Mount Fuji?
More information on Mount Fuji restrictions: Mount Fuji climbing restrictions and number of people restrictions
Since Mount Fuji is a completely independent mountain, and the height of the top of Fuji is more than 3,700 meters above sea level, and you need to climb Mount Fuji in darkness, you can reach the top of the mountain on time and enjoy the sunrise. In other words, you need to climb mountains in an environment with thin oxygen, and face a mountaineering environment with very low temperatures and rapid weather changes. When you consume a lot of energy and don't get enough sleep, you may easily suffer from altitude sickness and hypothermia if you are not careful.
On the other hand, many mountaineers who tried "projectile mountain climbing" in the past had serious accidents during the mountaineering due to various reasons such as not preparing enough mountaineering equipment or being exhausted, requiring rescuers to use tractors immediately. Transport back to the trailhead.
Simply put, the Mount Fuji Mountain Hut is designed to cut your trip to climb Mount Fuji into two parts. This allows you to have enough rest during the 12-hour mountaineering process and replenish enough energy before climbing to the top of Mount Fuji to enjoy the sunrise. This will also reduce your risk of suffering from altitude sickness.
What kind of mountain huts are there on Mount Fuji?
There are more than 40 mountain huts in the entire Mount Fuji, located on the Yoshida Line, Subashiri Line, Fujinomiya Line, and Gotemba Line. They are located at different altitudes. There is always a mountain hut from 2,400 meters above sea level to 3,740 meters above sea level.
The equipment of each mountain hut is roughly the same. Basically, all mountain huts provide guests with a short rest space, as well as dinner for the day and breakfast for the next day. In addition, you can also buy more food and drinking water so that you can get enough rest.
However, because the locations of mountain huts are very limited, usually only climbers who have completed the reservation procedures can enter the indoor range. If you just buy a bottle of drink, usually the mountain hut administrator will not let you inside.
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On the other hand, because there are so many mountain huts, there are basically enough to accommodate every climber who climbs Mount Fuji. Therefore, you can book mountain huts of different heights according to your own abilities, so that you can reach the mountain hut and start resting after you have completely exhausted all your energy. Being a responsible climber and minimizing trouble for others is a good sign of respecting Mount Fuji.
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How to choose a mountain hut when climbing Mount Fuji for the first time?
If it is your first time to climb Mount Fuji, you may plan to stay at the Mount Fuji hut located at the highest point. For example, Goraikokan on the Yoshida Route is the first mountain hut to be booked with all vacancies every year.
But before you decide to book a mountain hut, have you ever considered whether your physical strength is sufficient? Will you be exhausted before you arrive at the mountain hut and need to temporarily stay in a lower mountain hut?
Someone said: "You can enjoy the most beautiful sunset in front of the Goraikokan, but it is not suitable for everyone."
Since Goraikokan is located at an altitude of 3,450 meters on Mount Fuji, there is a total height difference of 1,000 meters from the starting point of the Yoshida Line 5th station hiking trail. Therefore, you must have enough physical fitness before you can successfully reach the entrance of Yulaikou Hall and check in.
On the other hand, since oxygen is relatively thin above 3,000 meters above sea level, the difficulty of climbing the 3,000-3,300-meter section is actually much more difficult than the 2,400-3,000-meter section, and the physical exertion is much higher. . Don't underestimate the height of 300 meters, because every year some people need to temporarily stay in a mountain hut at 3200 meters because they are not physically strong enough to climb to the 3300-meter mountain hut.
Choose a mountain hut according to your physical ability
Choosing a mountain hut on Mount Fuji is a matter of bitterness first and then sweetness/sweetness then bitterness.
If you have enough physical fitness and can reach an altitude of 3,450 meters before sunset, then Yulaikokan must be your first choice of mountain hut.
Because you can consider leaving the Goraikokan 90 minutes before sunrise. It will take about 60 minutes to reach the top of Mount Fuji. Compared with other climbers who stay in mountain huts at an altitude of 3200 meters, you can start later and have an extra 60 to 90 minutes of rest time.
Another advantage of staying at the Yulaikou Museum is that you can choose to wait for the sunrise outside the entrance of the Yulaikou Museum. Since Goraikokan is located at an altitude of 3,450 meters, the experience of watching the sunrise is not much different from the top of Mount Fuji. If you don't insist on watching the sunrise from the top of Mount Fuji, you don't need to climb to the top of Mount Fuji in the dark, and you don't have to brave the cold wind to wait on the top of the mountain. You can still get a similar sunrise viewing experience.
However, if you are not absolutely sure that you can climb to 3,450 meters above sea level in one go, you should consider booking a lower mountain hut. This ensures you arrive at your reserved mountain hut before sunset and have dinner on time.
Since each mountain hut has a designated dinner service time, if you arrive after the designated time, they have the right to refuse to prepare dinner for you.
To put it simply, when choosing a mountain hut on Mount Fuji, you should aim to arrive at the mountain hut before sunset. Since most mountain huts will start serving dinner at 17:00, if you arrive at the mountain hut before 17:30, you can finish your dinner early and try to get some time to rest.
Another advantage of staying in a lower mountain hut is that if your climbing pace is faster, you can reach the mountain hut a little earlier and there will be more accommodation for you to choose from. If you arrive at the lodge too late, the lodge staff may ask you to sleep in the noisier lobby.
One last suggestion, some mountain huts located in lower locations sometimes provide better services and more favorable prices in order to strive for higher occupancy rates. If you don't specify a specific mountain hut, you can compare the plans of different mountain huts before making a formal reservation.
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The importance of booking your Mount Fuji mountain hut in advance
If you have decided on a date to climb Mount Fuji, you need to complete the procedures for booking a Mount Fuji hut as soon as possible.
How important is it to book a mountain hut on Mount Fuji? Ten times more important than booking a hotel in Tokyo.
Booking a mountain hut on Mount Fuji is more important than booking a hotel in Tokyo. Because the space in mountain huts is very limited, it will not be expanded at will. Even with the lack of overseas tourists climbing Mount Fuji in the past few years, mountain huts are still fully booked on certain days. You can imagine how much demand there is for mountain huts on Mount Fuji.
In addition, the local government plans to tighten restrictions on climbing Mount Fuji in 2024. In the future, you may need to hold a mountain hut reservation certificate to climb Mount Fuji. In this case, the mountain hut on Mount Fuji has become a basic requirement for climbing Mount Fuji. Once the reservation fails, it means that you cannot climb Mount Fuji.
More information on Mount Fuji restrictions: Mount Fuji climbing restrictions and number of people restrictions
Because of this, many people book vacancies in mountain huts more than three months in advance. Some people also book and pay on the mountain hut website on the day the mountain hut opens for reservation.
According to records over the past many years, mountain huts on Mount Fuji open for reservations on April 1 every year. However, due to the impact of the epidemic, many mountain huts have now changed to accept reservations in May, and each mountain hut has a different opening date for reservations. Some will start from May 1st, May 7th, Reservations will open on May 15th, and some mountain huts will not open for reservations until June 1st.
Simply put, successfully booking a mountain hut is now a little more difficult than it used to be. Because you not only have to consider the height of the mountain hut, but also the amount of space in each mountain hut, so that you can book a suitable mountain hut. So when you decide on which day to climb Mount Fuji, you should bookmark the website of each mountain hut, and then check the latest news about each mountain hut regularly.
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Changes at Mount Fuji Mountain Hut after the epidemic
After being affected by the epidemic in the past few years, the Mount Fuji Mountain Lodge has undergone many changes. The most obvious changes are in housing prices and sleeping space.
In the past, because mountain huts had to comply with the Japanese government's epidemic prevention regulations, many of them changed their public sleeping spaces into semi-open sleeping spaces. The most direct impact is to significantly reduce the number of people who could originally stay. The indirect impact is that every climber needs to pay a higher room price to stay in a mountain hut, and due to the reduction in the number of rooms, mountain huts are now required to be booked further in advance.
Recommended mountain huts on Mount Fuji Yoshida Line
There are a total of 4 climbing routes on Mount Fuji, among which the Yoshida Line is the most popular. If you also plan to climb to the top of Mount Fuji via the Yoshida Route, you can refer to the following recommendations for Yoshida Route mountain huts
According to different heights, the mountain huts on the Yoshida Line can be divided into three types: the highest point, the middle point, and the lowest point.
- Highest point: 3450m above sea level – the 8-in-5 Yulaiguang Hall (the highest one on the mountain trail)
- Intermediate point: 3100m above sea level – 8th Station Prince Hall, Fenglai Hall, Baiyunzhuang (middle area)
- Lowest point: 2,700m above sea level – 7th station Hanayaya, 7th station Tomoe-Kan (lower altitude options)
There are 3 mountain huts at different heights which means you need to climb for an additional 30 minutes – 60 minutes. If you are not confident enough to climb to 3,450 meters above sea level, perhaps those mountain huts located at the intermediate point will be best for you.
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Calculation of mountain hut location and summit time
The closer you get to the mountain hut at the top of Fuji, the shorter the time you have to climb in total darkness.
If you will stay at the Goraikokan at an altitude of 3,450 meters, you only need to leave the Goraikokan at 02:30 in the morning, and then it will take 90 minutes to reach the top of Mount Fuji. In addition, since Goraikokan is the highest mountain hut on the Yoshida Line, the chance of being blocked by crowds during the summit is lower, allowing you to reach the top of Fuji on time before sunrise.
However, if you will stay at the mountain huts located at the 7th station of the Yoshida Line, such as Hanayaya and 7th station Totokan, you may need to leave the mountain hut at 00:30 so as not to be blocked by the crowds and miss the opportunity to stay in the mountain huts. Opportunity to enjoy the sunrise from Mount Fuji.
Simply put, if your goal is to enjoy the sunrise from the top of Fuji, the closer the mountain hut you choose to the top of Fuji, the lower the chance that you will be blocked by crowds. However, if your goal is to experience the environment of Mount Fuji, we would still recommend that you choose a mountain hut at the appropriate height according to your physical ability.
Climb Mount Fuji to watch the sunrise at the top. In fact, there is only one climbing path to the top.
No matter whether you rest early or later, you will eventually have to walk to the top of Fuji on your own feet.
Facilities at Mt.Fuji Mountain Lodge
What facilities does a mountain hut on Mt. Fuji have? What are the differences between each mountain hut? If you pay careful attention, you will find that the equipment of each mountain hut is very simple, and the equipment of each mountain hut is similar.
The mountain huts on Mount Fuji are not like hotels in Tokyo, nor are they like hot spring hotels in Lake Kawaguchi. The mountain huts on Mount Fuji were built for temporary stays while providing a suitable shelter from the wind and rain.
Therefore, most mountain huts on Mount Fuji only provide the most basic bedding, the easiest dinner, the simplest bathroom, and the most basic accommodation facilities. Some common items in hotels, such as dryers, shower equipment, and washing equipment are lacking, and even the most basic hot water is charged based on the amount.
Maybe you will think that mountain huts in Mount Fuji are not worth staying in because they charge high accommodation fees, but the services they provide are worse than ordinary hotels. However, as long as you consider that Mount Fuji is originally a very deserted place, and all fuel, power, and food require staff to transport it from the ground to Mount Fuji, the time and resources spent may change your mind.
One thing worth noting is that all restrooms in Mount Fuji are paid restrooms, and each charge is about ¥300 yen. However, different mountain huts have different rules, and some mountain huts allow residents to use the washroom for free. Some mountain huts also have gates outside the restrooms, and anyone needs to put in enough ¥100 yen coins to use them.
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Things you need to bring when staying in the mountain hut
After you have spent 6 to 8 hours climbing Mount Fuji at high altitude and exhausted a lot of energy, you will certainly want to have a good rest in a mountain hut.
However, since the mountain hut is a very cramped and crowded environment, it is not easy to successfully get a few hours of sleep. If you forget to bring the following items, it may affect the quality of your sleep in the mountain hut.
Cash (required item)
Having cash on Mount Fuji is more important than having multiple credit cards.
Japan's electronic payment system has improved a lot in recent years. Basically, you can use different types of payment methods in any convenience store or shopping mall. However, these payment methods are only available in the city and not for the trip up Mount Fuji.
Although you can pay by credit card when booking a mountain hut, this is usually limited to online transactions and does not allow for on-site payment. Of course, some mountain huts offer payment methods other than cash, such as Pay Pay in Japan. However, they are often affected by weather and radio signals and may not be available at all times. Simply put, cash is the most reliable and efficient way to pay for your trip up Mount Fuji, and any mountain hut will be happy to accept your cash!
Another important point about cash is that cash is required for purchasing Mount Fuji souvenirs, small transactions, and using paid restrooms. Especially when you use the restrooms that require payment, you will understand how important it is to have cash and coins on hand.
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Mountain huts become dark and quiet after the lights are turned off, which is theoretically the best time to sleep. However, since the cabin is very crowded most of the time, these sounds will become very noticeable whenever other people are picking up belongings or going to the bathroom in the middle of the night. In addition, some people will use mobile phones during this period, and the light from the screen will easily shine on the people around them. Therefore, eye masks and earplugs are essential items for staying in a mountain hut.
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Products that are convenient for activities in the mountain hut (essential items)
Because the environment of mountain huts is very narrow, and not all places are equipped with lighting systems. Therefore, headlamps, drinking water, clothespins, and mobile power supplies are all items that can facilitate moving around during your stay in a mountain hut.
headlamp
After checking into a mountain hut, it is recommended to put your headlamp and drinking water next to your pillow. Because the sleeping area is usually very narrow, it will be very troublesome if you have to take out the headlamp from the backpack every time. In addition, most restrooms are located outdoors in mountain huts, and the roads connecting mountain huts often do not have enough light sources, so headlights are also very important.
drinking water
Drinking water is also important during your stay in a mountain hut. Regular hydration can help prevent altitude sickness and relieve throat discomfort at high altitudes. It is recommended to prepare a small water bottle and place it on the outermost layer of your hiking backpack so that you can replenish water anytime and anywhere.
clothespin
Most mountain huts require you to take off your shoes before entering the indoor area. Some mountain huts provide shoe cabinets, and some mountain huts require you to wrap your hiking boots and place them next to the bed. The purpose of clothespins is to identify the location of your own hiking boots and prevent others from accidentally wearing the same style of hiking boots.
power bank
Although most mountain huts now provide power sources for climbers to charge, there are also chances that the huts will be completely occupied by other climbers. Therefore, it is very important to carry your own dedicated power bank.
Wi-Fi sharer
Currently, free Wi-Fi service is provided on Mount Fuji and in main mountain huts. Just ask the staff to use it. You can also bring a dedicated Wi-Fi sharer for your friends to use together. Among many Wi-Fi sharers, NTT Docomo has better signal coverage in the Mount Fuji area. When purchasing a Wi-Fi sharer, you can consider some Wi-Fi sharer suppliers that use NTT Docomo services.
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Personal care products (optional prepared items)
Sleeping bag liner
Under normal circumstances, the sleeping bags and Japanese cloth provided by the mountain hut will be cleaned before you can use them. However, because each climber's stay is very short, they will not replace new sleeping bags and Japanese cloths every day like other hotels. If you are very obsessed with the cleanliness of your mattress, you may want to bring a sleeping bag liner so that you and the sleeping bag are not in direct contact.
Oral cleaning products
Since water is very scarce on Mount Fuji, there will not be enough water for you to brush your teeth or rinse your mouth. If you want to use a sleeping bottle to eliminate bad breath, you can consider using chewing gum or MUJI tooth cleaning wipes.
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List of Mount Fuji mountain huts
There are more than 40 mountain huts in the entire Mount Fuji. It would take a lot of time to find the website of each mountain hut one by one. In the following section, we have compiled information about different mountain huts on Mount Fuji for you, including location, altitude, and phone number. If you need to book different mountain huts, I believe this list can help you.
Mount Fuji Yoshida Line Mountain House List
| mountain hut | Capacity | location | elevation | 1 parking 2 meals | Pure stay | Telephone |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sato Cottage | 100 people | Yoshidaguchi Fifth Station | 2230m | 9000 yen | 6500 yen | 090-3133-2230 |
| Okutoso | 90 people | Fuji Subaru Line Okuwa | 2300m | to be determined | to be determined | 0555-82-2910 |
| Mt.Fuji Miharashi | 46 people | Fuji Subaru Line Fifth Station | 2305m | 9600 yen | 7500 yen | 0555-72-1266 |
| Fuji-Q Unshangkaku (Capsule) | 42 people | Fuji Subaru Line Fifth Station | 2305m | – | 7700 yen | 0555-72-1355 |
| Satomi Hirahoshi Kanso | 100 people | Yoshidaguchi sixth station | 2325m | 9000 yen | 6000 yen | 0555-24-6090 |
| Flower House | 150 people | Yoshidaguchi Seventh Station | 2700m | 9000 yen | 7000 yen | 090-7234-9955 |
| 日の出堂 | 150 people | Yoshidaguchi Seventh Station | 2720m | 9900 yen | 7700 yen | 0555-24-6522 |
| Seventh Station Tomoe Building | ~100 people | Yoshidaguchi Seventh Station | 2740m | 13000 yen | – | 0555-24-6521 |
| Kamawakan | ~48 people | Yoshidaguchi Seventh Station | 2790m | 13500 yen | 12000 yen | 080-1299-0223 |
| Fuji Building 1 | 130 people | Yoshidaguchi Seventh Station | 2800m | 13500 yen | 11500 yen | 080-1036-6691 |
| Toriisou | 250 people | Yoshidaguchimoto Seventh Station | 2900m | 15,400 yen | 11000 yen | 0555-84-2050 |
| Oriental Pavilion | 350 people | Yoshidaguchi Seventh Station | 3000m | to be determined | – | 0555-22-1040 |
| Prince's Pavilion | 350 people | Yoshidaguchi Eighth Station | 3100m | 15,000 yen | – | 0555-24-6516 |
| Penglai Pavilion | 180 people | Yoshidaguchi Eighth Station | 3150m | 14000 yen | – | 0555-24-6515 |
| Baiyunso | 300 people | Yoshidaguchi Eighth Station | 3200m | 15,900 yen | – | 0555-24-6514 |
| Yuanzu room | 250 people | Yoshidaguchi Eighth Station | 3250m | 15,000 yen | – | 0555-24-6513 |
| Mount Fuji hotel at the eighth station | 350 people | Yoshidaguchimoto eighth station | 3400m | 14,500 yen | 11,800 yen | 0555-24-6512 |
| The 8th Station Tomoe Building | 250 people | Yoshidaguchimoto eighth station | 3400m | 14000 yen | – | 0555-24-6511 |
| Yulaiguang Pavilion | 90 | Yoshida Kou 8-in-5 Spoon | 3450m | 13500 yen | 11000 yen | 0555-73-8815 |
List of mountain huts on the Fujinomiya Line
| mountain hut | Capacity | location | elevation | 1 parking 2 meals | Pure stay | Telephone |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Table Fuji 5th Station Rest Center | 20 people | Fujinomiyaguchi Fifth Station | 2400m | 8000 yen | 6000 yen | 090-7618-2230 |
| New Sixth Station Hoei Sanso | 50 people | Fujinomiyaguchi New Sixth Station | 2493m | 11000 yen | 9000 yen | 090-7607-2232 |
| Sixth Station Unkaisou | 50 people | Fujinomiyaguchi Sixth Station | 2500m | 10000 yen | 8000 yen | 090-2618-2231 |
| New Seventh Station Goraimiko Sanso | 130 people | Fujinomiyaguchi New Seventh Station | 2780m | 12000 yen | 9000 yen | 090-4083-2233 |
| Yuanzu Seventh Station Yamaguchi Sanso | 100 people | Fujinomiyaguchi Seventh Station | 3010m | 12000 yen | 10000 yen | 090-7022-2234 |
| Eighth Station Ikeda Building | 180 people | Fujinomiyaguchi Eighth Station | 3250m | 11000 yen | 8800 yen | 090-2772-2235 |
| Ninth Station Wannian Snow Mountain Soo | 200 people | Fujinomiyaguchi Ninth Station | 3460m | 12000 yen | 10000 yen | 090-7025-2236 |
| Nine-in-five-spoon chestnut soy sauce | 100 people | Fujinomiya Kou 9-in-5 Spoon | 3590m | 12000 yen | 10000 yen | 090-5855-8759 |
| Top Fuji Pavilion | 100 people | On top of Fujinomiyaguchi | 3740m | 10000 yen | 8000 yen | 0544-26-1519 |
Subashiri mountain hut list
| mountain hut | Capacity | location | elevation | 1 parking 2 meals | Pure stay | Telephone |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sanso Chrysanthemum House | 70 people | Subashiri Exit 5th Station | 2000m | 7500 yen | 5000 yen | 090-8680-0686 |
| Higashi Fujisanso | 50 people | Subashiri Exit 5th Station | 2000m | 7000 yen | 5000 yen | 090-3254-5057 |
| Sanda 5th Station Yoshinoya | 100 people | Subashiriguchi Sanda 5th Station | 2230m | 9500 yen | 7500 yen | 090-7854-7954 |
| Nagata Sansou (しゃくなげ Sansou) | 25 people | Subashiri Exit 6th Station | 2450m | 7500 yen | 5500 yen | 090-8324-6746 |
| Setokan | 80 people | Subashiguchimoto 6th Station | 2700m | 9000 yen | 7000 yen | 090-3302-4466 |
| Solar Pavilion | 150 people | Subashiri Exit 7th Station | 2960m | 10260 yen | 6480 yen | 090-3158-6624 |
| See Harukan | 90 people | Subashiguchi 7th station | 3200m | 9500 yen | 8000 yen | 090-1622-1048 |
| Edoya (Lower Edoya) | 80 people | Subashiguchi Eighth Station | 3350m | 12,300 yen | – | 090-2770-3518 |
| Chest protrusion Edoya (Upper Edoya) | 100 people | Subashiguchi 8th station | 3400m | 12,300 yen | – | 090-7031-3517 |
| Yulaiguang Pavilion | 140 people | Xu Zoukou 8 in 5 spoons | 3450m | 13500 yen | 11000 yen | 0555-84-1333 |
| Yamaguchiya | 150 people | on the top of the mouth | 3740m | 9000 yen* | 8000 yen | 090-5858-3776 |
| Ogiya | 50 people | on the top of the mouth | 3740m | 7000 yen | 6000 yen | 090-1563-3513 |
List of mountain huts on the Gotemba Line
| mountain hut name | Capacity | location | elevation | 1 parking 2 meals | Pure stay | Telephone |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Oishi Tea House | 50 people | Gotemba Exit New Fifth Station | 1500m | 7500 yen | 6000 yen | 090-8955-5076 |
| わらじkan | 40 people | Gotembakou seven-in-one four spoons | 3050m | 12000 yen | 9000 yen | 090-7301-5070 |
| Sandashikan | 150 people | Gotemba Kou seven-in-one five spoons | 3100m | to be determined | to be determined | 090-3155-5061 |
| Chiyan Bahe Pavilion | 150 people | Gotemba Kou Seven-in-one Nine Spoons | 3300m | to be determined | to be determined | 090-3155-5061 |
Summarize
This article introduces you to the mountain huts on different climbing routes on Mount Fuji. I believe you can successfully book a mountain hut that suits you for one day and enjoy the most beautiful sunrise on the top of Mount Fuji.
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