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Mt. Fuji Oyama-biraki is a significant traditional ceremony held to celebrate the opening of the Fujinomiya climbing route and the official start of the Mt. Fuji climbing season. It serves as a vital milestone in Fujinomiya City to ensure safe climbing and welcome the season.
A major highlight of this event is the unveiling of "Miss Fujisan," the representative figure of Fujinomiya City. The ceremony introduces the new Miss Fujisan, a symbolic event that promotes the charm of Fujinomiya to both domestic and international visitors.
This period also marks the official opening of the climbing paths. While the route from the 5th station to the 6th station is typically open from late June to late October, the route from the 6th station to the summit officially opens around July 10th. This is the perfect time to finalize your climbing preparations.
The main event is held annually on July 10th.
【Typical Climbing Route Status】
The ceremony takes place in the Fujinomiya area related to the Mt. Fuji climbing routes. Access is typically via tourism hubs in Fujinomiya City, which is well-equipped for mountain climbers located at the southern foot of Mt. Fuji.
It is highly recommended to check the latest traffic and access information, such as restrictions on the Mt. Fuji Skyline, before traveling.
Mt. Fuji Oyama-biraki is more than just a sightseeing event; it is a sacred ritual marking the climbing season. Through ceremonies like the unveiling of Miss Fujisan, visitors can experience the local culture and respect for Mt. Fuji.
For those planning to climb, please keep in mind that the route from the 6th station to the summit opens on July 10th. Utilizing local tourism information from Fujinomiya City will help ensure a smooth experience.