Nishikatsura Town says part of the Mitsutoge trail on the Kawaguchiko side remains closed after rockfall caused by the June 26, 2026 earthquake. The summit is still reachable by other routes, but hikers should not expect the usual Kawaguchi approach to be fully open.

Fujikyu Bus lists a seasonal direct coach from Hiyoshi, Center-Kita, Tama-Plaza, and Ichigao to the Fuji Subaru Line 5th Station from July 11 to August 30, 2026, giving travelers a no-transfer morning option.

The official Fujikawaguchiko tourism site says Kojosai takes place on August 5, 2026, with partial traffic restrictions from 5:00 PM, temporary parking, restricted-access zones, and same-day parking availability updates.

Fujiyoshida City's official Fuji Mountain Race is scheduled for July 24, 2026. Early-morning controls apply around the city-hall start area before runners continue toward the Yoshida Trail, so drivers and sightseeing visitors should allow extra time.

The official Mt. Fuji climbing site lists route-by-route support periods for first-aid centers, information desks, and toilets. On July 17, the Fujinomiya 8th-station first-aid center is scheduled to start its 2026 season.

Yamanakako Village says the Chiba University summer first-aid station runs August 8 to August 21, 2026, from 9:00 AM to noon and 1:00 PM to 5:00 PM. Non-residents can use it, but visits are paid.

Fujikawaguchiko Town says the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications approved the town's lodging tax introduction on June 30, 2026. Collection is planned from April 1, 2027, so 2026 stays are not part of the new charge yet.

The official Mt. Fuji climbing site says Subashiri opens July 1 while Fujinomiya and Gotemba open July 10. Shizuoka-side climbers need pre-training, a 4,000 yen fee, and a mountain hut booking for entry after 2:00 PM.

Fujiyoshida City's official summer festival pages say roads stay controlled around the event area on July 25, with traffic restrictions lifted at 9:00 PM. Drivers should use the official parking map and avoid private lots.

Fujiyoshida City says the shrine-front toilet at Arakurayama Sengen Park is out of service after the June 26 earthquake. Visitors should plan restroom stops before heading up toward the pagoda view.