Any update on the Mt. Fuji Yoshida Trail restoration efforts?
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Any update on the Mt. Fuji Yoshida Trail restoration efforts?

by JC
(USA)

Planning a trip up Fuji on July 2-4. Very interested to know about the Yoshida Trail restoration efforts. Do you have any update?

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May 21, 2019
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Yoshida Trail closed till July 10, 2019
by: Gary Wolff

JC, the latest update is posted at the top of my Climbing Mt. Fuji FAQ page.

An update is expected from the Mt. Fuji Yoshida Trail Accommodation Union at the end of May.

I will post future updates in the same spot.

Happy trails...

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