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Guided tour at Taishikan, the first mountain opening in two years

2021.07.07

Mt. Fuji opened on July 1st on the Yamanashi side for the first time in two years. The 8th station Yamakoya Taishikan will carry out a tour this season in 2021 after taking thorough measures against corona by a guide organization.

Features of Taishikan Recruitment Tour

Completely private tours for individuals and groups
Unlike tours via travel agencies, it is possible to customize the itinerary and the number of days. Introducing plans with popular guides (all routes are Yoshida route in Yamanashi prefecture)

>Click here for details on the guided tour itinerary

Tour overview

Date: July 1st (Thursday) -September 9th (Thursday)
Number of participants: 1 person ~
Room rates: 10,000 yen ~ / 1 person
Guide fee: 44,000 yen ~ / 1 group * Maximum 10 people per guide
Room type: Shared room, small room for 2 people, small room for 3 people, small room for 4 people

>Click here for reservation

Coronavirus transmission prevention measures in Taishikan

We have introduced powerful ventilation equipment that can efficiently ventilate partitions, private rooms, and even in bad weather.
In addition, we are taking measures to ensure that everyone can spend their time with peace of mind, such as preparing an isolation space in case of emergency, managing the physical condition of employees such as temperature measurement, and thoroughly disinfecting.

>Click here for details on Taishikan Corona measures

Whether you have climbed Mt. Fuji before or have not, why not take part in this summer’s climbing Mt. Fuji?

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