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What is Subashiri route
Route Characteristics
- Up to the 6th Station, the route passes through a forested area, allowing enjoyment of Mount Fuji’s rich nature and alpine plants.
- Once past the forest, sunrise and “shadow Fuji” can be seen from anywhere.
- The descent includes a thrilling straight run down volcanic gravel, known as the “sand run.”
Observation Point |
Temperature |
Rainfall |
Average Windspeed |
Maximum wind gust speed |
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Mt. Fuji summit (Kengamine) [3,776m] |
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8th Station [3,264m] |
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5th Station [1,959m] |
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1st Station [828m] |
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