Over 40 locations, including all mountain lodges on Mt. Fuji, are equipped with Free Fujisan Wi-Fi.

Available period
• July 10–September 10 * During the operating period of mountain lodges

Fujisan Wi-Fi is available at mountain lodges and information centers from the 5th station to the Hon-8th station. Please check the instructions for more information about the Wi-Fi spots.

Fujisan Wi-Fi is available at mountain lodges from the 5th station to the summit. Please check the instructions for more information about the Wi-Fi spots.

Fujisan Wi-Fi is available at mountain lodges and information centers from the 5th station to the 7.9th station. Please check the instructions for more information about the Wi-Fi spots.

Fujisan Wi-Fi is available at mountain lodges and information centers from the 5th station to the Hon-8th station. Please check the instructions for more information about the Wi-Fi spots.

Basically, there are no places where you can charge your cell phone on Mt. Fuji. Because it is difficult for your cell phone to get a signal in some areas, it is best to turn off the power when not in use so as to prevent battery consumption. You should bring a spare battery just in case. Cold weather can cause voltage drop and reduced function, so the use of a portable body warmer (hokkairo) would also help.

To check if you are walking the right route, you can use the GPS on your cell phone or a special power-efficient device.
If you check Google Maps frequently at Wi-Fi spots, it also helps to prevent taking a wrong path.
However, you should pay attention to the battery level in case of an emergency.

• Stay on the right track

   

  
  

If you have a X(Twitter) account, you should follow the official site of Mt. Fuji in advance. Information about Mt. Fuji is posted, so you can gather information beforehand.

• Mt . Fuji Official X Page

• Fujisanguide.com