Fujimidaira Hut - Hokuto

I went to stay in a tent on weekdays after Golden Week. I didn't use the shop because the hut guard was absent during my stay. When I am absent, I will put 1000 yen as a tent place usage fee on the post on the door of the hut. The toilet fee is 100 yen each time, but guests are not required. Since it was a weekday, there were less than 10 tents, so I was able to use it comfortably. Also, from the view spot in front of the hut, you can see Mt. Fuji beautifully.

[Addition] There is a ridiculous comment from what position you are saying, "I am grateful for the mountain hut," but in the first place, it is not in the high mountains, in the 2000m class, or in the steep mountain trails for intermediate users! !! !! It is a complete low mountain for beginners that even elementary school students can climb! As a fact. that's why! It has a bad reputation from so many people. The business of "600 yen for cup noodles with hot water" is said to be shallow. Some people even climbed with a miniature dachshund when I said it. The parking lot is also close from here. Only 50 minutes. I'm grateful, so it's natural to look great? Which is shallower? That's why I don't use it. At such a place, I thought, "What would you do if you sold cup noodles without hot water? And 500 yen? And that cursed customer service attitude?", So I didn't buy it. ---- As of September 19, 2021, in the menu table of those who are not attached "Cup noodles without hot water 500 yen It said, "There is hot water for 600 yen," and in fact I was planning to stay without meals, but I stopped because I was too crowded and had an anti-vomit. It cost 100 yen to have the cup noodles brought in with hot water. I bought a cup of super small shaved ice for 700 yen. What is a mountain lodge like this? When I ordered the shaved ice, I said that it was big, but only about half of the stores came out, and when I asked if I could get hot water for cup noodles, I asked if I could get hot water for cup noodles. "It's true." It's not interesting at all. Even a joke.

Stay in a tent here after climbing Mt. Mizugaki The next day, it is common to go to Mt. Kinpu, and there are many videos posted on YouTube, but if you do not have a tent but want to stay, I would recommend Mt. Kinpu hut or Mizugakisanso. A tent night is ¥ 1,000, but a one-night, two-meal hut night is ¥ 13,000, which is ¥ 4,000 higher than the Kanemineyama hut near the summit, which is ¥ 9,000. I don't know what kind of food will be served, but if you are in the same mountain area, I recommend you to go out and recommend the Kanemine mountain hut. We guarantee the taste and the spectacular view on a sunny day. (If you start the trail at 7 o'clock, you can reach Mt. Mizugaki → Mt. Kinpu → Mt. Kinpu hut by 16:00) Fujimi Hirachi Beer is ¥ 1,000 (5 to 600 yen is reasonable for that size. Even a 500 ml bottle of Kurobe Otoko Beer I bought at Ogisawa was ¥ 800 ...) Venison sausage is ¥ 1,200 Ice coffee ¥ 1,000 The highest price is beef curry ¥ 1,800 Anyway, I was surprised at the price of [full of rip-off feeling] ... Climbers' word-of-mouth reputation is not very good. In addition, there is a toilet in the tent area [It smells like a mess! !! ] I couldn't stand it and the moment I went outside, I almost started to vomit! It's the worst, so please be careful if you stay here ...

Stop by for a break in the middle of the mountain. Many people stayed in tents. It seems that there were many people in the solo tent. Here you can buy mountain badges and serve food, drinks and alcohol.

Supper is a sausage dish of deer and wild boar, which has no odor and is delicious and goes well with beer. Breakfast is Taiwanese-style porridge, but it is a delicious porridge that is gentle on the body. The bed is hygienic and fluffy.

First of all, there are 100 tents, but there is only one public toilet for men and women. Beverages and light meals are much higher than the mountain huts in the Northern Alps, even though the cargo can be carried to the immediate vicinity of the hut by car. The hut costs 7,000 yen without meals and 13,000 yen with half board. If you want to stay and climb Mt. Kinpu and Mt. Mizugaki, we recommend staying at Mt. Kinpu hut or Mt. Mizugaki.

Many people write "rip-offs" or something shallow, but a mountain lodge is "thank you for being there" in a remote mountain. If you think this is a rip-off, just don't use it. It would be a problem to say 100,200,000, but it's only a few hundred yen or a few thousand yen. "It's cheaper over there," or something like that, it's shallow and lowly, and it makes me vomit. It's natural because it's not like "the toilet smells" or washing with water. I'm grateful that there is a toilet. Those who say that should not use a mountain lodge, but rather stay in a camp. All you have to do is buy a fixed price item in the town. You can go to a hot spring inn without coming to the mountains. In the first place, a mountain lodge sometimes serves as a base for the maintenance of mountain trails, rescue of victims, etc., and in some cases cooperates, and is not just doing business there. It is foolish to just criticize such things without imagining them. About 40 minutes on foot from the parking lot, you can set up a tent here, put heavy luggage on it, and go to Mt. Mizugaki and Mt. Kinpu in light clothing. The tent area is very large, with chairs and tables, and plenty of water. There is no complaint.