Fuji-Q Highland's first 2026 anniversary-ticket period closes online at 10:59 PM JST on August 20, with eligible first-period use ending August 21. Tickets are limited and non-refundable.

Mt. Fuji's four summit routes close on September 10, 2026. Several toilets, first-aid points, huts, and transport services finish earlier, so late-season climbers must check each facility separately.

Fuji-Q Highland's Bunshinkun pass adds a smartphone virtual queue to a one-day pass for 2,000 yen. It must be bought by the day before the visit and requires the official Q-chan app.

The Mt. Fuji Marugoto Ticket costs 3,000 yen for adults and 2,000 yen for children, covering selected Fujikyu Railway and Fuji Five Lakes buses plus one participating meal, activity, or souvenir.

Roads around Lake Kawaguchiko and Lake Saiko will have full closures for the Mt. Fuji Triathlon on September 6, 2026. Restrictions vary by segment from about 7:35 AM to 1:35 PM.

Yamanakako's Myojin Anzan Festival runs September 4-6, 2026, with mikoshi processions and shrine ceremonies continuing late on Friday and Saturday nights.

Fuji-Q Highland's outdoor movie series runs at Central Park through September 27, 2026. Admission is free, but screening times vary and severe weather can interrupt or cancel a show.

Mt. Minobu Ropeway will start at 5:00 AM on September 30-October 2 for a sunrise aligned with Mt. Fuji. Plan around the 5:50 AM final uphill departure and the 9:00 AM regular reopening.

Lake Kawaguchiko's Appare sightseeing boat runs every 30 minutes from 9:00 AM to 5:30 PM through August 31, weather permitting. The loop takes about 20 minutes.

Choose the Red Line for Lake Kawaguchiko, Green for Lake Saiko, and Blue for Narusawa, Lake Shojiko, and Lake Motosuko. Current common passes cost JPY 1,500 for one day or JPY 2,000 for two days.