Preparing for Mount Fuji : The Ultimate Packing Guide!

Hello everyone!!!!!!!!
I am sooooo super excited because I am about to go on my biggest adventure yet, here in Japan. I am going to hike the TALLEST, GREATEST, and MOST BEAUTIFUL mountain in ALL of Japan. I am going to:
MOUNT FUJI!!!!!!!!!!
But before that.. I need to prepare extensively, and if you are planning to climb Mt. Fuji like me, I have put together a guide for EVERYTHING you are possibly going to need for your journey to the top!
-Hiking Shoes
-Hiking Backpack
-Hiking clothes (Many layers involved)
-Hiking Snacks and Hydrations
-Hiking Essentials
-And more.......
Let be prepared and make it to the top without a worry in the world so we can enjoy all of the beauty and wonder Mt Fuji holds!
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[@lilyboogiewoogie]

Sunglasses with UVA/B protection for our eyes is good to have. Thank you for your sharing!

[@kimberdesu140]

Yes. Especially for the hike down. So much sunlight and so many reflective rocks. Thanks for sharing this idea.

[@emersonmoore4116]

Hi!
Here from Zama Japan! Good luck claiming Fiji. It is very worth it!

[@kimberdesu140]

Thank you. What a great experience but definitely the hardest climb I’ve ever done 😮‍💨 Thanks for watching. If your are interested, please stick around, I will be releasing my Fuji vlog very soon! 🤗

[@lakbaydiwaadventure7626]

wow mt. fuji 😍

[@kimberdesu140]

It’s always so breathtaking :)

[@OutdoorPeak2024]

How was the heatech as baselayer? My experience is that it is good, but when you do aerobic exercise you tend to sweat. Also you should have a wind jacket to support in layering.

[@kimberdesu140]

The heatech was fine for me, it did not get wet, even amongst sweating a lot. Also it has polyester which is a sweat wicking material. However if you are concerned and are a person who sweats more than the average person I would stay on the side of caution and would consider getting a base layer from a shop that focuses on hiking and has specialized sweat wicking garments instead :) Thanks for watching. I hope this helps!