Mt. Fuji Visibility From
Mt. Fuji Visibility Forecast
Get detailed visibility forecasts and predictions for Mount Fuji from North and South views. Plan your trip or photo session with confidence using our comprehensive forecast data!
Weather Forecast
Get detailed weather information for the Mt. Fuji area to help plan your visit. Check temperature, humidity, wind conditions, and precipitation chances.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is Mt. Fuji visible now?
Check the live camera feeds and real-time forecast above to see if Mt. Fuji is visible right now from north and south viewpoints.
What do North and South viewpoints mean?
North viewpoint shows Mt. Fuji from the northern side (Kawaguchiko, Yamanakako areas), while South viewpoint shows from the southern side (Hakone, Ashinoko areas). The visibility can differ significantly between these perspectives.
How do the visibility scores work?
Visibility is rated from 1 (poor) to 10 (excellent). Scores 8-10: Excellent visibility with clear skies. Scores 7: Good visibility with some clouds. Scores 4-6: Barely visible due to clouds/fog. Scores 1-3: Not visible due to poor conditions.
Where are the live cameras located?
Our live cameras are positioned at key viewing spots around Mt. Fuji including Lake Kawaguchiko, Chureito Pagoda, Lake Yamanakako, and the Mt. Fuji Panoramic Ropeway. Each provides real-time views from different angles.
How accurate is the forecast?
The forecast is based on weather data and historical patterns, updated regularly. Morning and afternoon predictions help you plan the best time to visit. Check live cameras for current conditions.
When is the best time to see Mt. Fuji?
Early morning (sunrise) and late afternoon often offer the best visibility. Winter months (November-March) typically have clearer skies. Avoid rainy/cloudy days and check the forecast before planning your visit.
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