Mt. Fuji Subaru Line 5th Station
富士スバルライン五合目（富士山五合目）
attraction · Mt. Fuji 5th Station (viewpoint & trailhead)
The Fuji Subaru Line 5th Station is the highest point up Mt. Fuji you can reach without climbing — about 2,300m, roughly halfway to the summit, and the busiest of the mountain's 5th stations. Most visitors come not to climb but for the experience of standing on the mountain itself: an observation deck with Fuji towering overhead and, on a clear day, a sea of clouds spread out below, plus shops and restaurants selling souvenirs, Fuji-themed food and cans of oxygen, and the small Komitake Shrine. A short lava-field stroll on the O-chūdō trail is free and scenic. It's also the trailhead for the Y
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The Fuji Subaru Line 5th Station is the highest point up Mt. Fuji you can reach without climbing — about 2,300m, roughly halfway to the summit, and the busiest of the mountain's 5th stations. Most visitors come not to climb but for the experience of standing on the mountain itself: an observation deck with Fuji towering overhead and, on a clear day, a sea of clouds spread out below, plus shops and restaurants selling souvenirs, Fuji-themed food and cans of oxygen, and the small Komitake Shrine. A short lava-field stroll on the O-chūdō trail is free and scenic. It's also the trailhead for the Y