Event Type：Hiking
Taiwan -
There are four climbing routes：the Fujinomiya Trail、the Subashiri Trail、the Yoshida Trail、and the Gotemba Trail. Each route has its own unique characteristics and level of difficulty. This tour ascends via the Fujinomiya Trail and descends via the Fujinomiya Trail. For friends who have climbed mountains in Taiwan, this is something you absolutely should not miss—its volcanic terrain is truly special!
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Meeting Point |
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Fee |
Minimum Participants |
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Shinjuku Yoyogi 2 Post Office |
5:00AM |
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6 |
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Tour date |
Registration status |
Registration fee / person |
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7/10(Fri.）-7/11(Sat.) |
Open for registration |
Special price： NT 18,900元 |
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7/11(Sat.）-7/12(Sun.) |
Open for registration |
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7/17(Fri.）-7/18(Sat.) |
Open for registration |
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7/18(Sat.）-7/19(Sun.) |
Open for registration |
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7/25(Sat.）-7/26(Sun.) |
Open for registration |
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8/1(Sat.）-8/2(Sun.) |
Open for registration |
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8/8(Sat.）-8/9(Sun.) |
Open for registration |
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8/15(Sat.）-8/16(Sun.) |
Open for registration |
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8/22(Sat.）-8/23(Sun.) |
Open for registration |
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8/29(Sat.）-8/30(Sun.) |
Open for registration |
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9/5(Sat.）-9/6(Sun.) |
Open for registration |
Day 1：
05:00 Shinjuku Yoyogi 2 Post Office (Shinjuku Station South Exit)
09:00 Start ascent from Fujinomiya 5th Station
16:00 Mountain hut (8th Station)
▎Breakfast：self-arranged
▎Lunch：self-prepared trail food (self-arranged)
▎Dinner：mountain-hut dinner
▎Accommodation：8th Station mountain hut (shared dormitory)
Day 2：
02:30 Start ascent
06:00 Walk around the Mt. Fuji crater (Ohachi-meguri)
07:00 Begin descent
11:00 Fujinomiya 5th Station trail entrance
13:00 Lake Kawaguchi (2-hour stay)
19:00 Return to Shinjuku Yoyogi 2 Post Office (Shinjuku Station South Exit)
▎Breakfast：mountain-hut breakfast
▎Lunch：Lake Kawaguchi (self-arranged)
▎Dinner：self-arranged
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(2) Can I meet directly at the trail entrance?
Yes, and the fee can be reduced by NT$900 per person!
(3) Do I need to carry my luggage with me?
If you join the TTtrips climbing tour, you can leave your luggage on the vehicle!
(4) Which mountain hut will we stay in?
Our main accommodation is the 8th Station mountain hut (1.5–2 hours from the summit), but it may still vary depending on actual conditions.
(5) How many people per room? Can we take a shower? Is drinking water available? Are sleeping bags and mats provided?
It is a shared dormitory! There are no showers on the mountain. Drinking water is available in the hut, and sleeping bags and mats are provided.
(6) Is the tour confirmed once I register?
If the number of reservations reaches 6 or more, the tour will depart (notification will be provided again two months before departure).
If the minimum number of participants is not reached and the tour is canceled, a full refund will be issued.
(7) Can equipment be rented locally?
Climbing equipment rental ~ website
Notes：
1. Travelers holding a Republic of China (Taiwan) passport are visa-exempt for tourism entry into Japan. Holders of a valid ROC passport (limited to those whose passport includes a National ID number) must have at least 6 months of validity from the departure date.
2. The permitted stay may not exceed 90 days.
3. To avoid any situation where departure is denied on the day of travel, please kindly recheck and confirm your passport.
4. “According to international practice, a passport must have at least six months of validity in order to enter another country.”
5. For military personnel → two passport stamps are required:
◎“Departure of the passport holder must be approved.”
◎“Approval granted until (year)(month)(day), document no.____.”
6. For conscription-age males → two passport stamps are required:
◎“Departure of the passport holder must be approved; military service obligation not yet fulfilled.”
◎“Approval for conscription-age male valid until (year)(month)(day), issued by (City/County Office).”
7. For males approaching conscription age → one stamp is required:
◎“Military service obligation not yet fulfilled.”
8. Dual-nationality holders → must use the same passport when entering and departing the Republic of China.
9. “Conscription-age males” refers to those aged 18 until completion of military service; “approaching conscription age” refers to ages 16 to 18.
10. Travelers entering Japan must provide fingerprints and have their facial photograph taken, and undergo inspection by an immigration officer. Those who refuse will not be permitted to enter.
11. Since June 1, 2008, under Japanese traffic regulations, for safety reasons, all passengers (including those in the rear seats) must fasten seat belts.
12. Travelers holding non-ROC passports should consult the Japan–Taiwan Exchange Association to determine whether a visa is required and what documents are needed. Phone： (02)2713-8000
13. All visa-related regulations stated above apply only to travelers holding a Republic of China passport. If you hold another country’s passport, please verify the requirements yourself and inform your service staff at the time of registration.
14. If force-majeure factors such as weather cause mountain closures and prevent completion of the itinerary, the organizer reserves the right to adjust the itinerary, sightseeing items, or accommodations. If such adjustments result in reduced expenses, the remaining amount will be refunded after returning.
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