2-Day Mt. Fuji Climbing Tour – Experience the Majesty of the Sacred Mountain
For many people abroad, the first image that comes to mind when thinking of Japan is Mt. Fuji capped with snow, and getting close to Mt. Fuji and seeing this sacred mountain — a spiritual symbol for the Japanese — with one’s own feet is the dream of many climbers. This year, JAPANiCAN.com, a website under the JTB Group in Japan that specializes in accommodation and tour bookings for overseas travelers, is launching a “2-Day Mt. Fuji Climbing Tour,” allowing international climbing enthusiasts to fully enjoy the thrill of peak climbing in Japan along with a perfectly arranged food and accommodation experience.
Mt. Fuji is a sacred mountain for the Japanese
Every summer, a group of climbing enthusiasts are already geared up, ready to seize the best time to climb Japan’s highest peak. July and August are the best seasons for climbing Mt. Fuji. The “2-Day Mt. Fuji Climbing Tour” departs on the first afternoon from the 5th station of Mt. Fuji, climbing to the 8th station where climbers can rest and stay overnight at a mountain hut. On the second day, they will ascend to the summit before sunrise, admire the magnificent view of sunlight illuminating the earth, and then leisurely descend on foot.
In addition to climbing, the “2-Day Mt. Fuji Climbing Tour” also includes bus transfers between Tokyo and the mountain, as well as soaking in hot springs to relax after the climb. The total cost for two days is 28,800 yen. For those who simply want to experience the beauty and solemnity of Mt. Fuji up close, there is also a one-day round-trip option from the 5th station of Mt. Fuji to Lake Kawaguchi Onsen, starting from 9,800 yen and including Chinese-language guided service.
July and August are the best seasons for climbing Mt. Fuji
The services provided by JAPANiCAN.com are tailored for foreign tourists, offering online booking for domestic accommodations and tours in Japan. The website features tourist information and guided itinerary options across various prefectures in Japan, providing reservation services for travelers wishing to visit. Be sure to take advantage of it before you depart. Read more: Kawaguchiko Museum of Art (Provided by Tripass Attraction Home)
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