Mt. Fuji Oyama-biraki
富士山お山開き
Celebrate the Fuji San Oyama-biraki, the traditional ceremony marking the opening of the Fujinomiya climbing route.
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Schedule
July 10, 2026
Mt. Fuji Oyama-biraki is a significant traditional ceremony held to celebrate the opening of the Fujinomiya climbing route, signaling the official start of the Mt.
Highlights
About Mt. Fuji Oyama-biraki
- Miss Fujisan Unveiling: A rare opportunity to witness the introduction of the new face of Fujinomiya City.
- Climbing Preparation: The perfect time to prepare for your ascent as the summit route officially opens.
- Cultural Experience: Feel the deep-rooted traditions and respect for Mt. Fuji through this local ceremony.
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All photosWeather forecast
Thu
9/17
27°/21°
88%
Fri
9/18
27°/22°
2%
Sat
9/19
29°/23°
42%
Sun
9/20
27°/24°
78%
Mon
9/21
29°/23°
78%
Tue
9/22
29°/23°
25%
Wed
9/23
27°/22°
27%
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Payment
Cash is recommended (Credit cards accepted at limited locations)
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Limited
Reservations
Not required for the event
Clothing
Proper hiking gear is highly recommended for climbers
Essentials
Cash, water, and hiking equipment
Etiquette
Carry out all trash and respect the natural environment
Climbing Route
The route from the 6th station to the summit typically opens on July 10
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