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.

Fujikawaguchiko Town says the Kawaguchiko Herb Festival no longer runs as a timed event after 2025, but travelers can still visit Oishi Park and Yagizaki Park for flower viewing.

Fujikawaguchiko Town warns walkers and hikers to avoid reported bear areas, be extra careful early and late in the day, carry noise-making items, and take food waste home.

The official Mt. Fuji climbing site says free same-day guided walks run from July 1 to September 10, 2026 from the Fuji Subaru Line 5th Station. Here is how visitors can join without aiming for the summit.

Yamanakako Village asks walkers and hikers to make noise, carry out food and trash, and check latest sighting information before using trails and paths.

Benifuji-no-Yu says it will operate with partial changes from July 15 to July 31, 2026. Check the hours before planning an onsen stop at Lake Yamanakako.

The official Mt. Fuji climbing site says the Summit Rim Trail opened on July 10, 2026. Here is what travelers should check before trying Ohachimeguri.

A practical pre-departure checklist for Mt. Fuji weather, warnings, volcanic alerts, and trailhead conditions before climbing or visiting the 5th Station.