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How many hut stamps are on each Mt. Fuji trail?

by Abhi
(London, England )

I climbed the Yoshida Trail in 2014 and got all the stamps on my Mt. Fuji walking stick.

I am going again in 2018 and was thinking about the Fujinomiya and Subashiri Trails. Forgive me if I spelled them wrong, but they are the blue and red trails as the Yoshida is yellow. I am sure Gotemba is green.

I would like to know so I can get all the stamps. I will also post a card and also I will get the stamp at the top of the Yoshida Trail.

Are the stamps at the top of the other places different?

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Aug 14, 2024
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Not sure
by: Gary Wolff

Dear Anonymous (Aug 14, 2024),

I don't know the answer to your question, but perhaps another kind visitor to this page does. :-)

FYI, there are different size Mt. Fuji walking sticks, some quite small, as you can see in these pics taken at the Fuji Subaru 5th Station 3 years ago:

https://flic.kr/p/2mefV7t

https://flic.kr/p/2mekMz5

Aug 14, 2024
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Mt. Fuji & stamp
by: Anonymous

I am going to hike mt Fuji soon, can someone enlighten me whether I could bring my own material for the stamp collection, I don’t like the stick.

Mar 28, 2023
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re: Anonymous Mar. 27, 2023
by: Gary Wolff

Thanks, Anonymous Mar. 27, 2023. That appears to be a very useful reference source for any folks hoping to learn more about Mt. Fuji walking stick stamps. I appreciate you sharing that link...

Mar 27, 2023
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Link to Stamps
by: Anonymous

This forum has a comment with links to many photographs of stamps of all the trails:

https://www.japan-guide.com/forum/quereadisplay.html?0+162243

The links in the comment are a website in Japanese, but Chrome should be able to translate the pages for you.

Sep 08, 2019
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Sorry...
by: Gary Wolff

...not yet, Jack.

But I’m happy to post pics of the Mt. Fuji stamps on this page if submitted by other visitors to this page.

They can do so by sending me a message by clicking the "Contact me" link in the upper right.

Thanks for visiting my site...

Sep 07, 2019
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Looking for stamps of Subashiri route
by: Anonymous

Hi Gary,

Did you ever receive any photos of the stamps from the Subashiri route by any chance? Some stations were closed on my walk up and I would love to see which ones I missed.

Thank you,
Jack

Jan 19, 2018
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Okay
by: Abhi

I will do 2 or maybe do 3 of them which will mean all 4 have been done

I will take a pic of them all plus show you the yoshida stick then everyone will know for future

Jan 19, 2018
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Not sure
by: Gary Wolff

Abhi, this page shows the Mount Fuji walking stick stamps on the Yoshida trail: https://www.clubgets.com/fujitozan/stamp/ But I realize you said you already climbed that trail.

I’m not familiar with the stamps on the other trails, but perhaps a future visitor to this page will be able to shed some light on that for you.

In the meantime, here’s a thought for you. After you climb the Fujinomiya or Subashiri trail this year, why don’t you take a picture of all the stamps, then send them to me, and I’ll be happy to put together a webpage for the benefit of future Mt. Fuji climbers.

Best wishes and thanks for your kind donation to my site...

Cheers,
Gary

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