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3,776m
Height
Jul-Sep
Climbing Season
Year-round
Viewing
2 hours
From Tokyo
Mount Fuji (富士山, Fujisan) is not just Japan's tallest mountain - it's a cultural icon, a spiritual symbol, and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Whether you dream of climbing to the summit to witness the sunrise (goraiko) or simply want to capture its perfect symmetry, Fuji offers an unforgettable experience for every traveler.
河口湖
The most accessible of the Fuji Five Lakes, offering iconic reflections of Mt. Fuji. Best views in early morning when the lake is calm.
Access
2 hours from Tokyo by bus
Best Time
Early morning, clear winter days
忠霊塔
Perhaps the most photographed view of Mt. Fuji, especially during cherry blossom season. 398 steps to reach the pagoda.
Access
Shimoyoshida Station, then 10-min walk
Best Time
Cherry blossom season (April), autumn
箱根
Hot spring resort town with multiple Fuji viewpoints. Lake Ashi offers views on clear days, and the ropeway provides aerial perspectives.
Access
1.5 hours from Tokyo by train
Best Time
Clear days in any season, best in winter
新幹線から
The Tokaido Shinkansen offers stunning views of Fuji between Shin-Yokohama and Nagoya. Sit on the right side heading west.
Access
Any westbound Shinkansen from Tokyo
Best Time
Clear morning, winter months
Important Notice
The official climbing season is early July to early September only. Climbing outside this period is extremely dangerous and not recommended. Mountain huts and facilities are closed off-season.