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 Notice for climbers |
Take you own pace to climb.
If you find a sick, injured or distressed person, tell
other climbers or call huts.
There is a safety guidance center at the 6th station.
There are first-aid stations at the 7th and 8th station.
When you see falling rocks, please shout to people around
you to look out.
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Tip for climbers |
Altitude sickness
 Do not rush, you most likely will fall sick. When you
arrive 5th station, take a break for 90 min.
Knee pain when descending a mountain
Do not jump or take long strides: It kills the knee! Be
aware that the descent is hard and dangerous. Walk at a
steady, slow pace and keep the knees flexed.
Do not linger too long where you cool down too much.
Take regular short breaks to eat energy foods, rest
briefly and to assess your direction. Sudden changes in
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Climbing Routes |
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On Mt. Fuji, signs on the trails
are coordinated in inscription, design, and color.
Four trails are color-coded
with respective colors indicated on signs. Remember the color of your
trail and take care not to follow trails of any other colors by mistake. |
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Yoshida Trail: Yellow
Subashiri Trail: Red
Gotemba Trail: Blue
Fujinomiya Trail: Green |
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