Fuji Subaru Line 5th Station

Yamanashi

Fuji Subaru Line 5th Station in Yamanashi appears in 1 travel video on Travelnetic. The hiker presents the official Mount Fuji climbing entry wristband and wooden bag tag issued upon paying the mountain conservation fee. The red wristband is attached to the backpack strap before passing through the trail entry checkpoint. — “2 Day Solo Climb Mount Fuji Hike🗻 | 🇯🇵 Japan's Tallest Mountain”, Solo Solo Travel, at 05:47.

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05:47Mount Fuji Entry Wristband Registration

The hiker presents the official Mount Fuji climbing entry wristband and wooden bag tag issued upon paying the mountain conservation fee. The red wristband is attached to the backpack strap before passing through the trail entry checkpoint.

04:45Buying a Wooden Climbing Stick

Inside a 5th station souvenir shop, octagonal wooden climbing sticks (Kongozue) decorated with bells and ribbons are on display. The climber selects an unbranded wooden pole to collect wood-burnt stamps at shelters along the mountain.

04:09Tasting Mount Fuji Melonpan Pastry

At the 5th Station bakery shop, fresh Mount Fuji-shaped melonpan pastries are dusted with powdered sugar to resemble snow on the peak. The climber unwraps and eats the green tea-flavored sweet bread at an indoor wooden table.

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