Browse official views around the Fifth Station and nearby Fuji viewpoints. Check weather and access notices separately before hiking.
How do I distinguish Fuji’s Fifth Station from nearby viewpoints?
Choose the official Fuji climbing camera for the Yoshida Fifth Station reception area. Twin Terrace, Myojinyama and the ropeway look toward Fuji from surrounding viewpoints rather than along its climbing trail. Even the Fifth Station view does not cover the summit or whole route; consult climbing rules and weather and access notices separately.
Heading for the Yoshida Route? This camera shows the reception area at the Fifth Station, including the sky and visible surroundings near the starting point. Lake Kawaguchi cameras show Mount Fuji from a distance instead.
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The reception area at the Yoshida Route's Fifth Station General Management Center
The Mt. Fuji Panoramic Ropeway offers an official 4K live camera view from its upper observatory. Check the mountain outlook before a ride or walk on Mount Tenjo, and confirm stream availability on the official page.
See Mount Fuji from First Terrace at FUJIYAMA Twin Terrace on Shindo Pass. Images usually update about every 30 minutes during daylight hours; check the capture time on the source page.
The SORA no IRO terrace on Nijumagari Pass looks over Oshino village toward Mount Fuji. For a riverside view of Fuji, open the Omiyabashi still image instead.
See the reception area at the Fifth Station General Management Center on Mount Fuji's Yoshida Route. Yamanashi Prefecture operates this seasonal camera during the climbing season; check the source for stream availability.
