【日本旅遊】不跟團自助登日本最高峰富士山全紀錄｜火山口鉢巡劍ヶ峰｜河口湖2天1夜觀光｜河口淺間神社天空遙拜所交通方式
Hello everyone! This time we spontaneously planned a trip to climb Mount Fuji. Take Peach to Tokyo’s Haneda Airport. We arrived in Haneda at midnight and needed to rest at the airport for a few hours before catching a bus back to the city. We’ll take the monorail to Hamamatsucho and then transfer to Shinjuku. It’s still early when we get to Hamamatsucho. So we transferred directly to the JR Yamanote Line heading to Shinjuku. We took the express bus to the bus terminal across from Shinjuku Station’s South Exit. After getting off the bus, we followed a group of mountaineering tourists out of the station. It turned out they were all going to different destinations. We ended up going around in circles trying to find the bus terminal. The bus terminal was on the 4th floor. Take the highway bus from Shinjuku to Mount Fuji’s 5th Station (Yoshida Exit) at 7:55 AM.The fare per person is 3,800 yen. This trip is a solo hike, not a tour group.A detailed breakdown of hiking expenses is at the end of the video. Please refer to it if needed. Arrived at Mount Fuji’s 5th Station (Yoshida Exit). It was Sunday, so there were a lot of tourists. It was packed. We departed Shinjuku at 7:55 AM. Arrived at the 5th Station at 10:39. First, we’ll go to the souvenir shop and use the restroom.We’ll only go to the 7th Station today, so there’s no need to leave too early. There are so many people. Mount Fuji is behind this. There’s also a date sign you can take a photo of. There’s a Montbell section in the souvenir shop. They sell short-sleeved and long-sleeved sweatshirts exclusive to Mount Fuji. This is the back of Mount Fuji. The front is blank. There’s also a limited-edition Mount Fuji keychain. I went to the restaurant for lunch and ordered Tsukimi Udon. Curry rice and fried chicken. Total 3,500 yen. Goraikū curry rice. There’s an egg in the curry. It means “Goraiko” (meaning “Goraiko”). Wishing you good luck! This is Mount Fuji. This is Goraiko. Very meaningful! Prices are higher on the mountain, so bring extra cash. This is Mount Fuji’s Komitake Shrine. Please pray for safety before heading up the mountain. There’s a free restroom downstairs next to this building. You can also ride horses. Here’s the horseback riding price list. The fare to the waterfall is 6,000 yen. The one-way trip to the Sixth Station is 18,000 yen. Descending from Shizigaiwa costs 25,000 yen. Ready to depart. It’s 11:50 AM. We’ve already purchased the mountain entrance fee online (4,000 yen per person in 2025).Show the QR code at the reservation window. After scanning the QR code, the staff will provide two wristbands to attach to your backpack. Show the Mt. Fuji climbing app on your phone at the window to receive a commemorative plaque. Then you can get a commemorative Mount Fuji badge. It was very flat at first. We set off around 12:00 noon. This gravel and sand can be very slippery going downhill. This is Lake Yamanaka. This is Lake Kawaguchi. From the sandy area, we enter a stone road. 10 minutes to this fork. Take the right. 6 kilometers to the summit of Mount Fuji. Climbing slowly. Although the altitude is quite high, I’m still sweating profusely. 26 minutes to reach the Ming Tunnel. 1.52 kilometers 29 minutes to reach the Sixth Station (1.65 kilometers) The restroom fee at the Sixth Station is 300 yen. There’s a slight climb after the Sixth Station. 5.2 kilometers to the summit of Mount Fuji. It’s a slight incline from here, but it’s not difficult. 5 kilometers to the summit Next, we’ll start the zigzag climb. We’ll continue zigzagging uphill until we reach the Seventh Station. 4.3 kilometers to the summit. The sign says it’ll take another 5 hours to reach the summit. Start climbing. Up this way is the Seventh Station. 75 minutes to reach the Seventh Station Flower Hut, 3.1 km. After the Flower Hut, the climb is slightly steeper volcanic rock terrain, but it’s not difficult. 77 minutes to reach the Seventh Station Hinodekan, 3.2 km. We just climbed up the zigzag path from below. We’re not used to this long zigzag climb. Because we usually climb a lot of stairs. We should be there from this side. We’re staying at Tomoekan, the 7th Station, today. We’ve climbed 449 meters so far. 1 hour and 22 minutes (82 minutes) 3.4 kilometers to the Seventh Station Tomoe Kan. We’ll stay here today. The climb to this point is 464 meters. We arrived at the Seventh Station TomoeKan around 1:30 PM. This mountain hut offers fully private rooms. Let’s take a look at the rooms. One night for two people with two meals costs 23,000 yen. Today we’re staying on the upper floor. Private room at Mount Gundam. You can’t climb Mount Gundam, but you can stay in the Mount Gundam room. It’s a private room with a window. The sleep was pretty good. The down comforter was especially nice. It’s light, soft, and comfortable. The lower bunk looks comfortable, too. Feels very safe. You can sleep right in, no need to climb the stairs. You can enjoy the view from the window here. There are two spacious four-person rooms at the back. After a quick tidy up, we went outside the hut to rest and bought a 500 yen bottle of Coke. Take a look inside the hut. The restroom is here. If you’re staying overnight, it’s 100 yen per use. Meals will be served in batches starting at 4:00 PM. Dinner is a tasty curry rice with hamburger steak. Dinner will include breakfast for the next day: three pieces of bread and a bottle of water. If you’re staying at this hut at the seventh station and want to see the Goraiko, the staff recommends leaving at 11:00 PM. But we didn’t plan to go to the summit to see the shrine, so we’ll get a good night’s sleep in the hut. This is our first time staying in a hut. This Tomoe-kan is comfortable, and the restroom is clean and odor-free.The food was also excellent. It was a wonderful experience. Highly recommended. It’s 3:45 AM now. We’re still 3.6 kilometers to the summit. We walked for 35 minutes from Tomoe-kan at the 7th station to
Toyo-kan, the last mountain hut at the 7th station. 4:20 3.1 kilometers to the summit.
There are volcanic rocks between the 7th and 8th stations, so be careful walking. 1 hour to Taishi-kan at the 8th station. 3100 meters above sea level, approximately 1 kilometer. It’s already dawn. Let’s get ready to watch the sunrise at the Eighth Station. Rest and eat. It’s daylight now. Time to put away the headlamp. After watching the sunrise, we’ll continue our journey. 2.6 kilometers to the summit. After the 8th Station, the slope is gentle and easy to walk. Arrived at Hakuunso, 8th Station, in 1 hour and 57 minutes. 2 kilometers to the summit. It took 2 hours and 5 minutes to reach the 8th Station’s main room. 1.8 kilometers to the summit. 500-plus meters of climbing remaining. The slope is quite gentle. But the altitude is quite high. Currently at over 3,300 meters, I’m a bit breathless. We’re still 3 kilometers from the summit. We’re still at the 8th Station. We should be passing it soon. We’ll be passing the 8th Station in 2.5 hours. Reached Tomoekan, the end of the 8th Station, in about 2.5 hours. The path down the mountain is on the left. The gravel road downhill looks incredibly slippery. 1.2 kilometers to the summit. Arrived at Bahewushao in 2 hours and 47 minutes. 900 meters to go 3 hours and 15 minutes to reach this torii gate Just a little further up we’ll reach the gate 3 hours and 17 minutes to reach the 9th station 400 meters to go From the 7th Station, we walked 3.5 kilometers to the 9th Station. The rest of the way up was a zigzag climb to the summit. The last little section. One more climb. The altitude is quite high near the summit. I’m really out of breath. Climb slowly. 3642 meters above sea level. Only 200 meters to the summit. Time: 3 hours and 33 minutes. It’s just ahead. There are some rocks 200 meters before the summit. Just past this torii gate will lead you there. Time: 3 hours and 45 minutes, 3.98 kilometers. Take a picture before going up. We plan to circumnavigate the crater without stopping. Reaching the summit in 3 hours and 50 minutes. A 4-kilometer hike from the Seventh Station, with a 960-meter ascent. We’re now circumnavigating the crater in a clockwise direction. Scan this QR code to get an unofficial summit certificate. There’s a vending machine at the top of the mountain. We’ll get a Coke later when we get back. The Hachimangu tour begins at 7:40, walking clockwise. The summit of the Gotemba Route This is the summit of the Fujinomiya Route. That’s the Fujinomiya Route’s torii gate over there. Anyway, climbing Mount Fuji once is enough. No need to come a second time. Mt. Fuji’s highest peak, Kengamine. This is the crater. This is the summit of the Fujinomiya Trail. This looks like the summit of the Yoshida Trail. We’ve reached the steep and slippery horseback trail. We’ll reach Kengamine on horseback. Come on! After climbing up the horseback, we’ll reach the queue for photos with the Kengamine stone monument. I recommend walking the Bokurin in a clockwise direction; getting on the horseback trail is easier than getting off. Because the horseback trail is covered in hard sand and gravel, going downhill is incredibly slippery, and even going uphill is slippery. It took us 43 minutes to get here from the summit of the Yoshida Route. The line looked like it would take 40 to 50 minutes. Finished taking photos. The line lasted about 40 minutes. It feels like this is the Southern Alps. It used to be the Central Alps. We just came down from Kenga-mine. We’ll walk about 700 meters back to the summit of the Yoshida Trail. 200 meters left Finally, we’ll climb this slope again. Just down and we’ll be there. We’ll be back at the summit of the Yoshida Trail at 9:30. It takes about 30 minutes to get back to the summit from Kenga-mine. It takes about 40 minutes to get from the summit to Kenga-mine. Wait in line for another 40 minutes. It’s not that hard to walk. It’s quite easy. We’ll take a break later, have a Coke, buy some souvenirs, and then head down. The Coke at the summit is 500 yen. Larger than the one at the Seventh Station 10:00 Getting ready to descend The descent is very slippery and gravelly, so be careful. Switchbacks all the way down Slide down on your heels Lots of switchbacks This is the fork between Yoshida and Subashiri. From Subashiri, go this way. Don’t go the wrong way. Just a little ahead (not pictured), there’s another fork with a guide. Be careful not to go the wrong way. The Yoshida Trail is marked in yellow. 5.5 kilometers left. It’s a long downhill descent. 10:03 We’ve been descending for an hour and a half already. We’re close to the Sixth Station. It’s actually not that easy. It’s not as easy as people say. Descending the mountain isn’t easy. It takes some stamina. Actually, going down slowly is quite painful. I think it’s better to go down quickly. If you can find the knack, that’s it. If you have enough leg strength, running down the mountain is quite comfortable. Reached the fork in the trail. 1.7 kilometers to the trailhead. 12:30 Back to the Sixth Station in 2.5 hours. Now we’re back uphill near the trailhead. The uphill climb back down is exhausting. We didn’t feel the gradient when we came here. It’s quite an incline. Back to the trailhead. It took three hours to get down. It’s 1:05 PM now. Quite exhausted. Go change clothes later. Rest a bit before heading down the mountain. After changing clothes after descending the mountain, I rushed to catch the 1:45 PM bus back to Kawaguchiko Station. Tonight, I’m staying at the Jinya Fuji Kawaguchiko near Kawaguchiko Station. About an 8-minute walk from Kawaguchiko Station. I stayed there before in 2019. Take a look at the room I stayed in today. Because we booked so late, So we could only get a triple room for 19,000 yen per night. There are hangers here. Comfortable sofa area There’s a long sofa. This is a Mount Fuji sweatshirt I bought at Montbell at Mount Fuji’s 5th Station. Duty-free. It’s quite nice. There’s even an L-shaped sofa. It feels very cozy. After checking in, they provided a map of nearby restaurants and shops. Microwave oven Electric kettle. The Coke is mine. There are two bottles of water in the fridge. Here are some coffee and tea bags and cutlery. Some cute cups and plates. The cups and plates below are cute too. Three beds But we only need two beds. Because we booked too late, we couldn’t get a room for two. A room for two would be cheaper. Take a look at the bathroom. The mouthwash cup is cute, too. Bathroom Restroom We had a tempura bowl nearby. Because it’s a tourist area, the prices are a bit higher. We also ordered a fried half chicken. The next morning, I could clearly see Mount Fuji from the hotel. The weather is nice today. We plan to go sightseeing around Kawaguchiko this morning and return to Tokyo in the afternoon. This is the famous Lawson photo angle on the internet. Kawaguchiko Station early in the morning. Mt. Fuji is very clear today. I wanted to rent a bicycle, but it was too hot, so I decided to take the bus. This is where you can see Fuji from the other side. We’re going to the Sky Worship Hall at Kawaguchi Asama Shrine. From Kawaguchiko Station, take the 9:08 Fujikyuko bus bound for Kofu. The ride to Kawaguchiko-kenmae takes about 20 minutes. We’ll walk up the mountain from the trail, or you can take the gentler road. The tree at Kawaguchi Asama Shrine is 38 meters tall and 5.2 meters in circumference. There are also second and third stations here. After the third station, go through the torii gate and ascend the mountain. You can also take the road directly. The ascent is a bit steep this way. But we thought it would be faster, so we took the stairs. Climbing up the mountain trail to the connecting road 20 minutes to reach the Tenku Yokusho (Sky Worship Site)
Entrance fee is 200 yen per person You can see Lake Kawaguchi below. The scenery is quite beautiful. Next, it’s photo time. Since it’s a non-holiday day, there aren’t many tourists. Two Mount Fujis One on top and one on the bottom. Pretty cute. Descending the mountain. The trail was cooler as we walked down, but the road was a bit sunnier. Okay, we’re back. It took about 15 minutes to descend the mountain. Now we’re going to visit Kawaguchi Asama Shrine. This is shirt number one. In front of the shrine There are shirts numbered 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, and 7 over here. The weather is unusual. The maple leaves are turning a little red. Sunburned. Mount Fuji can be seen everywhere here. This is what the Kawaguchiko area is like. The return bus isn’t due yet.
Let’s stop by a nearby old-style cafe for a break and a bite to eat. This shop is called 古民家なかむら (古民家中村). It’s near the Kawaguchiko-mae bus stop. I ordered a dango and an iced coffee. Taking the bus back to Kawaguchiko The Kawaguchiko Ropeway Station was packed. Taking the highway bus back to Shinjuku We’re taking a flight back to Taiwan tonight. Here we are again at the famous Lawson. Back in Shinjuku to buy some souvenirs and sweets. I’m taking the Narita Express to the airport soon. I just went to Montbell to buy clothes. Many Montbell stores now offer tax refunds using the Pie VAT app. However, there will be a 3% handling fee. You’ll then need to upload a photo of your proof of purchase, passport, and entry sticker. After the staff reviews and approves your application, the tax refund will be credited to your credit card. We went to Rikyu Beef Tongue. We were both very hungry, so we each ordered a 10-slice beef tongue set meal. Take the expensive Narita Express (N’EX). In the past, I usually took the Skyliner from Nippori to Narita Airport, which was cheaper. But this time, I was carrying a large bag. I was too lazy to transfer from Shinjuku. We took Jetstar back to Taiwan. After getting off the bus, we walked 500 meters to Narita Airport Terminal 3. At Terminal 3, Jetstar requires self-check-in. Get your boarding pass and baggage tags, then check in your luggage. When you go to the counter… The ground staff will ask you to measure your carry-on luggage. Very strict. Two pieces of carry-on luggage per person, no more than 7 kg. They’ll definitely measure it. There’s a scale on the spot. After the measurement, the ground staff will put a sticker on your carry-on. If you don’t get a sticker, you’ll still be weighed at the gate. It’s the strictest budget airline I’ve ever flown on. Boarded the flight back to Taiwan. This incredibly fulfilling Mount Fuji climbing trip concludes.
這次我們臨時起意，規劃了一趟 3 天 2 夜的富士山登山旅行~
這支影片紀錄了我們登上日本最高峰富士山的旅程。
第一天，我們從五合目出發，當晚入住七合目的山屋 トモエ館（Tomoekan）。
這是一間全個室的山屋，可以事先透過網路預訂，非常方便。住宿環境舒適、廁所乾淨無異味，晚餐也相當美味，整體體驗非常不錯，推薦給有興趣的朋友！
因為我們安排行程較晚，沒訂到八合目的山屋，所以這次並沒有安排登頂看御來光。
不過，在山屋好好休息一晚後，隔天凌晨3點45分我們戴著頭燈摸黑出發，繼續朝山頂前進。
當天的天氣非常好，在八合目看到了壯麗的日出，陽光灑落大地的那一刻，真的讓人有些感動~
登山時間簡要紀錄如下：
第一天從五合目到七合目：1 小時 22 分
第二天從七合目登頂：3 小時 50 分（含日出休息約 20 分）
山頂鉢巡 & 排隊拍照：約 1 小時 50 分
下山：3 小時
總爬升：第一天約 464 公尺、第二天約 1,143 公尺，兩天總共約 1,600 公尺
整體來說，分兩天登富士山對於平常有在登山的人來說是相對輕鬆的行程；
但如果平時缺乏運動習慣，建議還是事先做些體能訓練會比較合適~
我自己體能普通，平常多爬郊山，百岳比較少，提供幾個在台灣爬升約1400m左右的登山時間給大家參考：
七星山三進三出：約 5 小時 20 分
合歡西峰來回：約 11 小時
00:00 影片開頭
00:57 前往五合目交通
02:48 富士山五合目(吉田口)
06:15 第1天起登
11:30 七合目山屋
13:55 第2天起登
21:40 登頂
23:13 開始鉢巡
25:17 抵達劍ヶ峰
27:24 下山
30:50 河口湖觀光
34:33 河口淺間神社天空遙拜所
38:59 返回東京搭機返台
41:46 登山費用
富士山登山資訊：
https://fujisan-climb.jp/tc/index.html
#富士山 #富士山登山 #劍ヶ峰