2D1N Mount Fuji Hike 2025 (Off-Season)

Mount Fuji: Majestic Icon of Japan

Trip Overview

The Off-Season 2-Day Mt. Fuji Tour offers a more peaceful and relaxed approach to climbing Mt. Fuji. On Day 1, we climb to a mountain hut located at 3,000 meters. Then on Day 2, we climb to the summit and back down the mountain. The sunrise is seen from our mountain hut at the 7th station on Day 2 before continuing our climb to the summit.

From mid-September, the trails leading up to the summit of Mt. Fuji are often deserted, giving our guests more of an opportunity to enjoy the mountain and its surroundings. The Off-Season 2-Day Tour is led by English-speaking guides, dedicated to assisting our guests in navigating Mt. Fuji, from Tokyo to the summit and back again to Tokyo.

Our local partner has fixed schedule dates on daily departure basis from 11 September to 10 October 2025 (daily departures) – International Group Joining Basis. We can also arrange a private expedition based on your dates. You can contact us for more information: WhatsApp: +6592700908 or via Email: contact@sgtrek.com FOR BOOKING

Full payment of the trip is required to confirm your slot for the event.
Terms and Conditions applicable: https://sgtrek.com/terms-conditions/
Training Materials and regular training will be conducted prior to the event. A trip briefing will be done also and all relevant trip information will be shared.

📅 Event Date: Daily departures

11 September to 10 October 2025

📍 Location: Mount Fuji, Japan

Event Cost: SGD680/Pax

International Group Joining Basis.
Event slots are subjective to availability during booking.
If you need printed certificate to me mailed it costs additional $20/certificate.

For inquiries and bookings, contact VIJAY:

📞 WhatsApp: +6592700908

📧 Email: contact@sgtrek.com

Don’t miss out on this thrilling adventure! Grab your spot now

TRIP OVERVIEW:

This tour takes place over two days and includes one night spent at a mountain hut at the 7th station (3,000 meters). The standard itinerary is to watch the sunrise from outside our mountain hut accommodation, however if the stars align (favorable weather, dry gear, good group pace etc), the guides may opt for a summit sunrise attempt.

TRIP ITINERARY

Day 1

8:30 a.m. Meet in in front of Tochomae Station (pronounced “Toe-cho-ma-é) on the Toei Oedo line. We’ll meet right in front of the only ticket machines inside this station.
8:35 a.m. Team discussion and preparation for the day’s events. Depart for Mt. Fuji Subashiri 5th station.
11:00 a.m. Arrive at Gotemba train station which is an optional pick up point for those staying in Mt. Fuji area, including Kawaguchiko and Hakone. If you want to be picked up or dropped off at Gotemba station, you can select this option during checkout.
12:00 p.m. Arrive at Mt. Fuji Subashiri trail head; lunch at 5th station mountain hut (lunch is included in tour price)
1:00 p.m. Team discussion on Mt. Fuji; begin climbing Subashiri route.
4:00-5:00 p.m. Arrive at 7th station Taiyo-kan, hot dinner and sleep.

Day 2

5:00-5:30 a.m. Wake up and watch sunrise from outside our mountain hut, eat breakfast
5:45-6:15 a.m. Leave mountain hut and head for the summit (about a 3 hour climb)
9:00-10:00 a.m. Reach summit; Depending on weather and time restraints, an hour circuit of Mt. Fuji’s 8 peaks may be offered.
10:00 a.m.-11:00 p.m. Begin descent for the Subashiri 5th station.
1:00-2:00 p.m. Arrive at 5th station; rest for a bit, lunch, buy souvenirs etc.
3:00-4:00 p.m. Arrive at Gotemba Station which is an optional drop off point for those wanting to access Hakone, Kawaguchiko, or head south towards Kyoto. You can select a Gotenba station drop off in the checkout process.
5:30-6:30 p.m. Arrive Tochomae train station.

Tour Inclusions

English speaking mountain Guides
Free shuttle transportation service from Tokyo to Mt. Fuji by private bus (Departing from Tokyo’s Tochomae train station or Mt. Fuji area’s Gotemba train station)
Three hot meals (Day 1 Lunch and Dinner & Day 2 Breakfast)
Mountain hut accommodation at Taiyokan (3000 meters)
Certificate of summiting Mt. Fuji
Groups of up to 40 guests/4-5 English speaking mountain guides.

Price Excludes:

International Flights
Visa to Japan
Personal Expenses
Meals other than specified in the itinerary.
Personal Medication
Tips for Guides/Drivers
Gear Rental
Water/Soft drinks any other beverages
Transfer from Tokyo-Shin-Fuji Station-Tokyo
Other expenses
Travel Insurance/Covid19 Insurance.
Printed Certificate Mailed To Home Address (SGD20/Certificate)

*Once the event is confirmed we will send you with the full detailed itinerary and preparation for the adventurous trip to summit Mount Fuji, Japan’s highest mountain.

PACKING LIST

Climbing Equipment

In order to enjoy a safe hike to the summit of Mount Fuji, it is crucial to bring the proper equipment. Some of the most important things to bring are listed below:

Proper Shoes

The rocky, steep terrain in some sections and the potential for sudden, strong wind gusts are reasons to bring proper hiking shoes which protect your ankles.
Proper Clothes Bring proper protection against low temperatures and strong winds. It can be below zero at the summit, and strong winds often make it even colder. Bring rain gear, as weather conditions can change very quickly on the mountain. Gloves are recommended both against the cold and for hiking the steep, rocky passages.

Flashlight

If you hike at night, a flashlight is highly recommended in any season and essential outside of the peak season when the trail is not illuminated by other hikers. Most people choose head lamps, as they leave both of your hands free.

Food

It is important to bring enough water and food, particularly on the trails where there are several mountain huts along the way. Mountain huts offer various meals and drinks; however, note that prices increase with the altitude. Also, be prepared to carry home all your garbage as there are no public garbage bins on the mountain.

Money

Cash is necessary to buy provisions on the mountain such as water or canned oxygen and to use the toilets along the way. It is also important to carry should you need to seek emergency shelter in one of the mountain huts.

Hiking Stick (optional)

While not crucial, many hikers purchase wooden hiking sticks at the 5th Station to aid in their climb up the mountain.

Baggage storage

Unfortunately we cannot accommodate luggage on the trip as we may use public transport or we don’t have enough available space on our private vehicle. You have a few options:

Store your luggage at your hotel before you leave, this should be a free service
Store luggage at coin lockers at a major train station, including Shinjuku (where the tour departs from). They have small and large lockers for ¥500- ¥1,000 that can accommodate different sized luggage. Price may vary.
Mail your luggage to your next destination. Very cheap and efficient, mailing your luggage to your next destination is a great option. You can mail your luggage through your hotel or at one of the multitudes of convenient stores–information.

By Joining this trip, YOU:

Acknowledge all the TERMS & CONDITIONS: https://sgtrek.com/terms-conditions/
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YOU have read all the above paragraphs and YOU know, understand, and appreciate these and other risks that are inherent in The Activity. YOU hereby assert that your participation is voluntary and that YOU knowly assume all such risks.
YOU acknowledge the agreement freely and voluntarily, and intend by completing this form and unconditional release of all liability to SGTREK PTE. LTD.