Information checked: August 15, 2026, 8:31 AM JST.
Travelers attending Yuuri’s September concerts at Fuji-Q Highland Conifer Forest have a published late-evening rail plan back toward Otsuki. The operator is also warning that venue parking may fill and delay entry, so rail is the lower-risk choice for a fixed concert start time.
Key Facts For Travelers
Two Departures Skip Most Local Stations
The 8:24 PM and 8:59 PM departures are special limited-stop trains. The operator’s chart says they stop only at Mt. Fuji Station and Otsuki after leaving Fuji-Q Highland Station; they pass the other local stations.
Travelers staying around Kawaguchiko, Fujiyoshida, or smaller stations should not board automatically just because a train is waiting. Confirm the destination and stopping pattern with station staff first.
Parking and Ticket Planning
Fujikyu Railway says the concert parking area is expected to be crowded and that full parking can delay venue entry. That makes train arrival safer for visitors who cannot afford to miss the start.
The operator lists a JPY 2,400 one-day Fujikyu Railway pass for adults and says Suica and other compatible IC cards can be used at every station. Charge the card before the post-concert rush rather than stopping at a machine afterward.
Traveler Actions
- Save the official timetable page and choose a primary and backup departure before the concert.
- Do not use the 8:24 PM or 8:59 PM limited-stop service for an intermediate station without confirming that it stops there.
- Use the 9:24 PM train if you need the operator’s final listed connection toward JR Shinjuku or Tokyo.
- Charge your IC card before entering the venue, or buy the appropriate pass online in advance.
- Leave enough time to walk from Conifer Forest to Fuji-Q Highland Station and follow staff crowd-control directions.
Official Sources
- Fujikyu Railway official September 5-6 concert special-train notice and departure chart
- Fujikyu Railway official full timetable effective March 14, 2026
Update History
- August 15, 2026: Created from Fujikyu Railway’s August 14 notice, including the two operating dates, seven evening departures, limited-stop trains, final JR connections, ticket options, and parking warning.







