[2026 Mount Fuji Pilgrimage Journey] Goraiko 2 Days 1 Night · Yoshida Route

※If the application for the 8th Station mountain hut is not approved, the itinerary will be changed to the Fujinomiya Route.

DAY 1

08:30 Fujinomiya Station → Take a private vehicle to Fujinomiya 5th Station 2400m → 7th Station → 9th Station Mannen-yuki Sanso 3460m

DAY 2

9th Station ➝ Enjoy Goraiko at the summit of Mount Fuji ➝ Crater rim walk ➝ 5th Station trailhead ➝ Take a private vehicle back to Fujinomiya Station 

Planned mountain hut stay – 8th Station Hakuunso

※If the application for the 8th Station mountain hut is not approved, the itinerary will be changed to the Fujinomiya Route.

【Included】

・NT$5 million travel performance liability insurance and NT$200,000 accidental medical insurance in accordance with Tourism Bureau regulations (per regulations, the maximum insured amount for those under 15 and over 70 is NT$2 million)

・Hotel and mountain hut accommodation fees

・Meals except those marked “on your own”

・Transportation and sightseeing admission tickets throughout the trip

・Guide and tour leader service fees

【Not Included】

・International airfare to and from Taiwan

・Excess baggage fees

・Domestic transportation within Taiwan

・Passport application fees

・Personal expenses during free time

・Mount Fuji passage fee: JPY 4,000 (pay on site; scheduled 2025 price, actual amount subject to official announcement)

※This group can depart with 12 participants. A dual-guide system is provided (Taiwan professional mountain guide + Japanese-speaking guide), so you can travel with peace of mind and without language barriers.

【Cancellation Policy】

Super early bird promotional tours cannot be canceled after booking. If cancellation is necessary due to force majeure, please provide relevant documents and contact AsiaYo customer service for assistance and refund confirmation. AsiaYo customer service hotline: 02-77550575.

AsiaYo Sports Travel Booking Process

1. Book online and submit your order
2. AsiaYo will email the hiking information form within 48 business hours
3. Please complete and return the "Hiking Information" form within 24 hours of receiving the email
4. AsiaYo will send the finalized itinerary 5–7 days before check-in
5. Please bring your original passport for hotel check-in and race registration

【Visa】

Holders of a Taiwan passport may enter and exit Japan visa-free, but the passport must be valid for more than 6 months and must include the Republic of China national ID number. Holders of foreign passports should check for themselves whether a Japanese visa is required.

【Time Difference】

All of Japan is in the same time zone, Greenwich Mean Time (G.M.T.) +9 hours, which is 1 hour ahead of Taiwan.

【Included】

・NT$5 million travel performance liability insurance and NT$200,000 accidental medical insurance in accordance with Tourism Bureau regulations (per regulations, the maximum insured amount for those under 15 and over 70 is NT$2 million)

・Hotel and mountain hut accommodation fees

・Meals except those marked “on your own”

・Transportation and sightseeing admission tickets throughout the trip

・Guide and tour leader service fees

【Not Included】

・International airfare to and from Taiwan

・Excess baggage fees

・Domestic transportation within Taiwan

・Passport application fees

・Personal expenses during free time

・Mount Fuji passage fee: JPY 4,000 (pay on site; scheduled 2025 price, actual amount subject to official announcement)

※This group can depart with 12 participants. A dual-guide system is provided (Taiwan professional mountain guide + Japanese-speaking guide), so you can travel with peace of mind and without language barriers.

【Cancellation Policy】

Super early bird promotional tours cannot be canceled after booking. If cancellation is necessary due to force majeure, please provide relevant documents and contact AsiaYo customer service for assistance and refund confirmation. AsiaYo customer service hotline: 02-77550575.

【Important Notes】

※Participants over 60 must submit a health certificate, and minors must be accompanied by an adult.

1. This tour requires physical training before departure and prior hiking experience on at least one of Taiwan’s Hundred Peaks. After placing an order, you must fill out the required information for the tour leader’s review.
2. Japan’s “Mount Fuji” reaches an altitude of 3,776 meters and is considered a high-altitude mountaineering activity, where altitude sickness, shortness of breath, and other discomforts can easily occur. Since the second day of the itinerary requires a pre-dawn departure to view Goraiko, physical exertion is relatively high. To ensure your safety and provide a good hiking experience, those without hiking experience should begin physical training 2–3 months before departure. In addition, before the trip, you should first attempt climbing at least one of Taiwan’s “Hundred Peaks” (recommended: Hehuan Peaks, Shimen Mountain) to adapt in advance to alpine terrain and your body’s response to low-oxygen environments.
3. This itinerary uses an advance reservation registration system. After placing an order, personal information and a hiking experience survey will be collected to confirm whether your hiking experience meets the registration requirements.
4. If a hiker has high blood pressure, it is recommended to consult a doctor before departure or prepare a health certificate for the tour leader to review on site. No refunds will be given for itinerary changes caused by personal factors.
5. The departure date may be adjusted by one day earlier or later depending on mountain hut booking results. It is recommended to wait until March or April, after receiving platform confirmation that the mountain hut booking is secured, before purchasing airfare. The actual date will be based on the final confirmed mountain hut arrangement.
6. Once the group is confirmed, a group chat will be created within one month before departure, and an online pre-trip briefing will be held.
7. The itinerary may change due to accommodation arrangements and other factors. Please refer to the “Itinerary Information Sheet” issued after departure is confirmed. Locally, the itinerary and restaurant order may also be adjusted due to weather, transportation, or other factors, and our company reserves the right to make such adjustments.
8. During the trip, force majeure factors such as natural disasters or typhoons may cause mountain closures or prevent summiting, resulting in itinerary changes. We reserve the right to modify the trip, sightseeing items, or change meals and accommodations. If any expenses are saved after such changes, a refund notice will be issued after return. Expenses already incurred are non-refundable, and we kindly ask for your understanding.
9. Whether to do the crater rim walk and ascend Kengamine, the highest peak of Mount Fuji, will be decided by the tour leader based on the day’s weather/wind conditions and each participant’s physical condition. Please follow the tour leader’s professional judgment.
10. Vegetarian curry can be provided at the mountain hut. Please make this request when registering.
11. Estimated meeting and dismissal times: Day 1 08:30 meet at Kawaguchiko Station; Day 2 15:00-16:00 dismiss at Kawaguchiko Station
12. Mountain hut rooms are dormitory-style. Mountain huts do not have showers, nor are there outlets available for charging. Thick quilts and pillows are provided, so there is no need to bring your own bedding.
13. Highest post office: It gets very crowded in the morning, and buying stamps may require waiting in line. It is recommended to write your postcards and affix stamps at the foot of the mountain, then bring them up and drop them directly into the mailbox.
14. There is 4G network coverage along the route, so there is no need to worry about communication issues.
15. There are many mountain huts along the route selling food, drinks, and hot water. Water is scarce on Mount Fuji, so all water must be purchased from the mountain huts!
16. There are toilets at the mountain huts along the route, and each use costs JPY 200–300 (depending on the mountain hut’s pricing)
17. Route differences:

－Yoshida Route: The most suitable route for beginners and first-time hikers.

－Fujinomiya Route: Steeper slope and requires better physical fitness.