Your Guide to Mt Fuji Tour Timings

Yes, Mt. Fuji is open every day. However, some attractions and facilities around Mt. Fuji may have varying operating hours.

Mt. Fuji tours often start in the morning, ranging from 8am, with full-day itineraries lasting approximately 10-12 hours.

Mt. Fuji itself is not closed to visitors. However, certain facilities, trails, or attractions may have seasonal closures or specific operating hours. We suggest reviewing all related information carefully before booking your Mt. Fuji tour tickets.

Plan a full-day visit to Mt. Fuji to thoroughly explore key attractions like Arakurayama Sengen Park, Lake Ashi, Hakono Shrine, Oshino Hakkai, and Lake Kawaguchi.

Peak season for scenery is Spring (March-May) for cherry blossoms, but expect crowds and higher costs. Summer (June-September) offers clear skies and warm weather for climbing, but it's also busy. Autumn (October-November) is less crowded and offers good views, but climbing is closed. Winter (December-February) is great for seeing the peak from afar but isn't ideal for climbing due to snow.

Yes, Mt. Fuji is generally open on public holidays. However, check specific tour details and attraction schedules for any holiday-related adjustments.

Visiting Mt. Fuji on a public holiday is feasible, but consider potential increased crowds before planning your trip. Weekdays often offer a quieter experience compared to weekends and holidays.

Mt. Fuji trails are typically open during the climbing season, from early July to early September. However, access may be limited during other times due to weather conditions or maintenance. Check the trail status before planning your visit.