• The donations will be used to preserve the environment of Mount Fuji and ensure safety for climbers, in order to preserve the beauty of Mount Fuji for future generations.
• Anyone who donates 1,000 yen or more will receive a wooden tag strap made from Fuji Hinoki (Fuji Hinoki Made).
• If you wish to enter the mountain, please make sure to also reserve a "Mount Fuji climbing ticket."
• If we all protect it, Mount Fuji will become even more beautiful.

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[Target audience]

Visitors entering beyond the fifth station [Amount]

Basic price: 1,000 yen per person [Period]

June 1st to September 10th 24 hours [How to receive]

If you wish to redeem your goods on-site, please present the QR code issued
upon payment and exchange it for your goods.

If you would like to receive your certificate by mail, please contact the Mt.
Fuji World Heritage Division, Sports and Culture Tourism Department, Shizuoka
Prefecture (054-221-3746 / Reception hours: 8:30-17:15 *Excluding weekends and
holidays). The prefecture will send it to you by mail at a later date.

If you are exchanging your ticket on-site, please note that there are opening
hours as follows:

【period】

July 10th to September 10th [Location, Time]

Fujinomiya 5th Station and Subashiri 5th Station: 4:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m.
Gotemba New 5th Station: 4:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m.

Mizugazuka Parking Lot: 5:00 a.m. to noon

*If you require a receipt from Shizuoka Prefecture or if you have made 20 or more payments on-site, please contact the Mt. Fuji World Heritage Division of Shizuoka Prefecture (054-221-3747) in advance.

[Examples of using Mt. Fuji conservation contributions]

The donations are used not only for environmental conservation of Mount Fuji,
but also for the safety and support of climbers.

Environmental conservation of Mt. Fuji; safety of climbers; support for
climbers; patrol of the ascending and descending trails; maintenance and
management of the descending trails; installation of multilingual audio
guides; survey of climber trends;

Videos that encourage climbers both in Japan and abroad to understand safe
climbing and environmental conservation.

No contributions are used for the maintenance of toilets in mountain huts and
other facilities; the cost is covered by toilet tips.

When using the toilet, please leave a tip.

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use