Outline

The Subashiri Trail departs from the Subashiri Trail 5th Station and leads to the summit from the east side of Mt. Fuji on the Shizuoka Prefecture side (Oyama Town).

Features of Subashiri Trail

The forest zone expands to high altitudes, which will protect climbers from sunlight during climbing.
Going through the forest, you can see the sunrise and the shadow cast by Mt. Fuji from anywhere.
You can experience sunabashiri (steep slope made of soft volcanic gravel) to go down the descending trail in a straight line.
The ascending Trail and descending Trail are separated. The section from the Hon-8th Station to the summit joins the Yoshida Trail.
Be careful not to get lost at night or in thick fog owing to the poor visibility in the forest zone. The ascending Trail and descending Trail are separated.

Ascending

from 5th Sta. to Hon-8th Sta. (Original 8th Sta.)

Check the information about climbing at the Subashiri Information Center located next to the 5th station bus stop and at the entrance to the mountain trail.
Proceed through the forest zone from in front of Komitake Shrine.
Climb through a relatively gentle forest zone until you reach the 7th station, and once you pass through the forest zone, you can see the sunrise and the shadow of Mt. Fuji from anywhere.

<Facilities at the 5th sta.>
Mt. Fuji Subashiri Information Center
(attached to the Gotemba Police Station Mt. Fuji Subashiri Temporary Security Outpost)
*Open during the period when the mountain trail is open, Mt. Fuji navigator/police officer always on duty
Public toilets (open during the period 24h)

<Facilities on Subashiri trail>
**Toilets in the mountain huts are available 24h a day.

from Hon 8th Sta. (Original 8th Sta.) to Summit (In front of Kusushi Shrine)

The area above the Hon-8th station is the precincts of "Fujisan Hongu Sengen Taisha Okumiya" shrine.
After passing the last mountain hut, "Goraikokan", the next stop is the torii gate at the 9th station.
After passing through "Mukae-Kusushi Shrine" in 9th station, passing through the last torii gate, you will arrive at the top of the mountain in front of "Kusushi Shrine".
The straight section before the last torii gate is narrower. Please pass carefully and do not push each other.

<Facilities at Summit>
Kusushi shrine
Communal toilets
(Near the entrance of the Descending trail)

Descending

from Summit to 8th Sta.

Descend from the dedicated descent trail between the summit toilet and Mt. Jojudake.
On the way from the Hon-8th station to Shita-Edoya of the 8th station, there are parts where the road surface can be very slippery depending on the condition and there is a high risk of falling. Be careful.
This descent route is the same as the Yoshida trail down to the 8th station. At "Shita-Edoya" hut, the 8th station, the Subashiri trail branches to the right.

from 8th Sta. to 5th Sta.

Separating from the Yoshida trail, from the 7th station, descend in a straight line down the gravel trail called "Sunabashiri".
After the 7th station, there are no toilets on the trail down until the Sunaharai-5th station. be careful.
After passing the Sunaharai-5th station, you will reach a forest zone. The trail gets dark after sunset, so you'll need a headlamp even if you don't plan on climbing at night.

Main Facilities

First Aid Station

There are no aid stations on the Subashiri Trail.

[!] In case of an emergency requiring first aid or rescue, please call 110 or 119.

Climbing Information Center

Mt. Fuji Subashiri Trail Information Center

(5th Station)

Mt. Fuji Subashiri Trail Information Center
- It is located in front of the bus stop (near the parking lot entrance).
- A Fuji climbing navigator provides necessary information for climbing, such as mountain trails and weather information (only during mountain opening periods).
- They provide trail guide leaflets and mountain hut booking information.
- During the climbing season, a temporary security station will be established at the Gotemba Police Station's Mt. Fuji Subashiriguchi entrance.
* Fuji Climbing Navigator: Provides information on mountain trails in foreign languages.

Shops and Rest area

The two shops at the Subashiriguchi 5th station will be open until around November.
The shops and mountain huts at the fifth station do not sell the equipment necessary for mountain climbing, so be sure to prepare the necessary equipment beforehand. (Water and simple equipment are available for sale.)
Water is also sold at mountain huts along the trail.
The shop at the Subashiri 5th Station also doubles as a mountain hut, so you can take a break or stay overnight.

Location	Facility name	Web site	Booking		Remarks
Location	Facility name	Web site	Web	Phone	Remarks
5th Sta.	Mt.Fuji Villa KIKUYA	http://fujisan-kikuya.jp/	○	×
5th Sta.	Higashifuji-Sanso	http://www4.tokai.or.jp/ yamagoya/	○ Mail only	×	E-mail for bookig: n05.yamagoya.2000 @gmail.com
Sunaharai 5th Sta.	Yoshino-ya	http://fujisan-sunaharai gogou.com/	○	×	Japanese support
6th Sta.	Osada-sanso		×	×
Original 6th Sta.	Setokan	https://fujisan-setokan.com/	○	×
7th Sta.	Taiyo-kan
Original 7th Sta.	Miharashi-kan	https://miharashi-kan.com/	×	○	Phone for booking 8:00 - 19:00
8th Sta.	Edoya (Shita-Edoya)	https://fujisan-edoya.com/ edoya2/	○	×
Original 8th Sta.	Munatsuki-Edoya (Ue-Edoya)	https://fujisan-edoya.com/ edoya1/	○	×
8.5th Sta.	Goraikoukan
Summit	Ougiya
Summit	Yamaguchiya

*This information will be updated as soon as it is confirmed.

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Access to Subashiri trailhead