Mt Fuji Visibility Calendar 2026 - Is Fuji Visible? [ Home ](https://isfujivisible.com) | [ Weather ](https://isfujivisible.com/mt-fuji-weather) | [ Live Cams ](https://isfujivisible.com/mt-fuji-live-cams) | [ Viewspots ](https://isfujivisible.com/viewspots) | [ Sakura ](https://isfujivisible.com/sakura) | [ Koyo ](https://isfujivisible.com/koyo) | [ Plan ](https://isfujivisible.com/plan-your-trip) | [ Visibility by Month ](https://isfujivisible.com/visibility-by-month/2026) | [ Blog ](https://isfujivisible.com/blog) Mt Fuji Visibility Calendar 2026 - Is Fuji Visible? ===================================================== Best time to see Mount Fuji in 2026, backed by daily visibility data. See which months offer the clearest views, with north/south and morning/afternoon breakdowns. Seasonal Visibility Patterns ---------------------------- ### Winter December - February Best visibility. Cold, dry air with minimal haze makes this the ideal time to see Mt. Fuji. Snow-capped peaks are most likely during these months. ### Spring March - May Good visibility in early spring. Increasing humidity and pollen can reduce clarity by May. Cherry blossom season offers beautiful foregrounds. [ View cherry blossom forecast ](https://isfujivisible.com/sakura) ### Summer June - August Poorest visibility. High humidity, haze, and frequent clouds often obscure views. The rainy season (tsuyu) typically runs June through mid-July. ### Autumn September - November Improving visibility. Clear days return as humidity drops. Excellent time for viewing with koyo (autumn foliage) in the foreground. [ View autumn colors map ](https://isfujivisible.com/koyo) Monthly Visibility Data ----------------------- Visible (8-10) Partially Visible (6-7) Barely Visible (3-5) Not Visible (0-2) [ ](https://isfujivisible.com/mount-fuji-visibility-in-january-2026) [ Mount Fuji Visibility in January 2026 ](https://isfujivisible.com/mount-fuji-visibility-in-january-2026) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ### North View In January 2026, Mt. Fuji was visible from the north on **31** of **31** tracked mornings, partially visible on 0, and not visible on 0. In January 2026, Mt. Fuji was visible from the north on **31** of **31** tracked afternoons, partially visible on 0, and not visible on 0. #### Daily Trend #### Mornings #### Afternoons ### South View In January 2026, Mt. Fuji was visible from the south on **28** of **31** tracked mornings, partially visible on **1**, and not visible on **2**. In January 2026, Mt. Fuji was visible from the south on **21** of **31** tracked afternoons, partially visible on **3**, and not visible on **7**. #### Daily Trend #### Mornings #### Afternoons [ ](https://isfujivisible.com/mount-fuji-visibility-in-february-2026) [ Mount Fuji Visibility in February 2026 ](https://isfujivisible.com/mount-fuji-visibility-in-february-2026) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ### North View In February 2026, Mt. Fuji was visible from the north on **23** of **28** tracked mornings, partially visible on 0, and not visible on **5**. In February 2026, Mt. Fuji was visible from the north on **23** of **28** tracked afternoons, partially visible on **1**, and not visible on **4**. #### Daily Trend #### Mornings #### Afternoons ### South View In February 2026, Mt. Fuji was visible from the south on **19** of **28** tracked mornings, partially visible on **2**, and not visible on **7**. In February 2026, Mt. Fuji was visible from the south on **15** of **28** tracked afternoons, partially visible on **2**, and not visible on **11**. #### Daily Trend #### Mornings #### Afternoons [ ](https://isfujivisible.com/mount-fuji-visibility-in-march-2026) [ Mount Fuji Visibility in March 2026 ](https://isfujivisible.com/mount-fuji-visibility-in-march-2026) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ### North View In March 2026, Mt. Fuji was visible from the north on **24** of **31** tracked mornings, partially visible on **1**, and not visible on **6**. In March 2026, Mt. Fuji was visible from the north on **17** of **31** tracked afternoons, partially visible on **1**, and not visible on **13**. #### Daily Trend #### Mornings #### Afternoons ### South View In March 2026, Mt. Fuji was visible from the south on **14** of **31** tracked mornings, partially visible on **2**, and not visible on **15**. In March 2026, Mt. Fuji was visible from the south on **5** of **31** tracked afternoons, partially visible on **1**, and not visible on **25**. #### Daily Trend #### Mornings #### Afternoons [ ](https://isfujivisible.com/mount-fuji-visibility-in-april-2026) [ Mount Fuji Visibility in April 2026 ](https://isfujivisible.com/mount-fuji-visibility-in-april-2026) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ### North View In April 2026, Mt. Fuji was visible from the north on **19** of **30** tracked mornings, partially visible on 0, and not visible on **11**. In April 2026, Mt. Fuji was visible from the north on **18** of **30** tracked afternoons, partially visible on **1**, and not visible on **11**. #### Daily Trend #### Mornings #### Afternoons ### South View In April 2026, Mt. Fuji was visible from the south on **16** of **30** tracked mornings, partially visible on 0, and not visible on **14**. In April 2026, Mt. Fuji was visible from the south on **9** of **30** tracked afternoons, partially visible on **1**, and not visible on **20**. #### Daily Trend #### Mornings #### Afternoons [ ](https://isfujivisible.com/mount-fuji-visibility-in-may-2026) [ Mount Fuji Visibility in May 2026 ](https://isfujivisible.com/mount-fuji-visibility-in-may-2026) ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ### North View In May 2026, Mt. Fuji was visible from the north on **18** of **31** tracked mornings, partially visible on **2**, and not visible on **11**. In May 2026, Mt. Fuji was visible from the north on **17** of **31** tracked afternoons, partially visible on **1**, and not visible on **13**. #### Daily Trend #### Mornings #### Afternoons ### South View In May 2026, Mt. Fuji was visible from the south on **15** of **31** tracked mornings, partially visible on **4**, and not visible on **12**. In May 2026, Mt. Fuji was visible from the south on **8** of **31** tracked afternoons, partially visible on **1**, and not visible on **22**. #### Daily Trend #### Mornings #### Afternoons [ ](https://isfujivisible.com/mount-fuji-visibility-in-june-2026) [ Mount Fuji Visibility in June 2026 ](https://isfujivisible.com/mount-fuji-visibility-in-june-2026) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ### North View In June 2026, Mt. Fuji was visible from the north on **8** of **30** tracked mornings, partially visible on 0, and not visible on **22**. In June 2026, Mt. Fuji was visible from the north on **3** of **30** tracked afternoons, partially visible on **1**, and not visible on **26**. #### Daily Trend #### Mornings #### Afternoons ### South View In June 2026, Mt. Fuji was visible from the south on **4** of **30** tracked mornings, partially visible on **1**, and not visible on **25**. In June 2026, Mt. Fuji was visible from the south on **1** of **30** tracked afternoons, partially visible on 0, and not visible on **29**. #### Daily Trend #### Mornings #### Afternoons [ ](https://isfujivisible.com/mount-fuji-visibility-in-july-2026) [ Mount Fuji Visibility in July 2026 ](https://isfujivisible.com/mount-fuji-visibility-in-july-2026) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ### North View In July 2026, Mt. Fuji was visible from the north on **11** of **31** tracked mornings, partially visible on **2**, and not visible on **18**. In July 2026, Mt. Fuji was visible from the north on **4** of **31** tracked afternoons, partially visible on **1**, and not visible on **26**. #### Daily Trend #### Mornings #### Afternoons ### South View In July 2026, Mt. Fuji was visible from the south on **3** of **31** tracked mornings, partially visible on 0, and not visible on **28**. In July 2026, Mt. Fuji was visible from the south on 0 of **31** tracked afternoons, partially visible on 0, and not visible on **31**. #### Daily Trend #### Mornings #### Afternoons [ ](https://isfujivisible.com/mount-fuji-visibility-in-august-2026) [ Mount Fuji Visibility in August 2026 ](https://isfujivisible.com/mount-fuji-visibility-in-august-2026) ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ### North View In August 2026, Mt. Fuji was visible from the north on **8** of **31** tracked mornings, partially visible on 0, and not visible on **23**. In August 2026, Mt. Fuji was visible from the north on **4** of **31** tracked afternoons, partially visible on 0, and not visible on **27**. #### Daily Trend #### Mornings #### Afternoons ### South View In August 2026, Mt. Fuji was visible from the south on **4** of **31** tracked mornings, partially visible on **2**, and not visible on **25**. In August 2026, Mt. Fuji was visible from the south on **1** of **31** tracked afternoons, partially visible on **1**, and not visible on **29**. #### Daily Trend #### Mornings #### Afternoons [ ](https://isfujivisible.com/mount-fuji-visibility-in-september-2026) [ Mount Fuji Visibility in September 2026 ](https://isfujivisible.com/mount-fuji-visibility-in-september-2026) ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ### North View In September 2026, Mt. Fuji was visible from the north on **4** of **26** tracked mornings, partially visible on **1**, and not visible on **21**. In September 2026, Mt. Fuji was visible from the north on **1** of **26** tracked afternoons, partially visible on 0, and not visible on **25**. #### Daily Trend #### Mornings #### Afternoons ### South View In September 2026, Mt. Fuji was visible from the south on **4** of **26** tracked mornings, partially visible on **1**, and not visible on **21**. In September 2026, Mt. Fuji was visible from the south on **1** of **26** tracked afternoons, partially visible on 0, and not visible on **25**. #### Daily Trend #### Mornings #### Afternoons [ Mount Fuji Visibility in October 2026 ](https://isfujivisible.com/mount-fuji-visibility-in-october-2026) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ No data available for this month Structured data collection started in July 2025. Months before July 2025 have no data. [ Mount Fuji Visibility in November 2026 ](https://isfujivisible.com/mount-fuji-visibility-in-november-2026) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- No data available for this month Structured data collection started in July 2025. Months before July 2025 have no data. [ Mount Fuji Visibility in December 2026 ](https://isfujivisible.com/mount-fuji-visibility-in-december-2026) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- No data available for this month Structured data collection started in July 2025. Months before July 2025 have no data. Related Resources ----------------- Historical visibility patterns help you choose the best month, but conditions change daily. Use our daily updated forecast to check current conditions, or explore seasonal attractions like cherry blossoms in spring and autumn foliage that make Mt. Fuji views even more memorable. [ ### Current Forecast Check today's Mt. Fuji visibility conditions and the 10-day forecast. ](https://isfujivisible.com) [ ### Sakura Forecast Track cherry blossom bloom times at locations around Mt. Fuji. ](https://isfujivisible.com/sakura) [ ### Koyo Map Find the best autumn foliage viewing spots near Mt. Fuji. ](https://isfujivisible.com/koyo) [ ### Plan Your Trip Tours, transport options, and travel tips for visiting Mt. Fuji. ](https://isfujivisible.com/plan-your-trip) Frequently Asked Questions -------------------------- What is the best month to see Mt. Fuji? Winter. In our archive the north side scored visible (8 or higher) on 90% of mornings in November 2025, 84% in December, 100% in January 2026 and 82% in February. Cold, dry air creates minimal haze and the peak is usually snow-capped. The tables on this page count the days in each bracket, visible (8 or higher) and partially visible (6 to 7), so you can check any month yourself. Can you see Mt. Fuji in summer? Rarely, and mostly at dawn. In our forecast archive, June 2026 scored visible on 27% of north-side mornings and 10% of afternoons, July 2026 on 35% and 13%, and August 2025 on 52% and 29%. The south side was worse, with summer afternoons at 0 to 3%. The rainy season (tsuyu) runs from early June to mid-July and is the low point of the year. What time of day is best to see Mt. Fuji? Early morning. Fuji City's 2025 observation record found the whole mountain visible at 8 AM on 136 days, at noon on 96 and at 4 PM on 91. Our archive shows the same slope: between August 2025 and July 2026 the north side scored visible on 63% of mornings and 52% of afternoons, and from June to October the afternoon figure halved to 20% against 41% for mornings. Only in winter did afternoons match mornings. Is Mt. Fuji more visible from the north or south? The north side. In our forecast archive, between August 2025 and July 2026 the north side (Kawaguchiko) scored visible on 63% of mornings and 52% of afternoons; the south side (Hakone, Shizuoka) on 48% and 29%. The gap is smallest in winter (89% against 79% of mornings) and largest on afternoons from June to October (20% against 5%). Coastal moisture on the south side is the usual reason. When can I see Mt. Fuji with cherry blossoms? Cherry blossoms around Mt. Fuji typically bloom from late March to mid-April. Lake Kawaguchiko and Chureito Pagoda are famous spots combining sakura with Mt. Fuji views. Spring visibility is moderate and better than summer but not as clear as winter. How many days a year is Mt. Fuji visible? It depends on where you stand and how strict you are. Fuji City, on the south side, has checked the mountain three times a day since 1990 and counted the whole mountain visible on 136 days in 2025 at the 8 AM check (37% of the year), 96 at noon and 91 at 4 PM. Our forecast archive, which scores a period visible at 8 or higher rather than requiring the whole mountain, put the north side at 63% of mornings between August 2025 and July 2026, roughly 230 days, and the south side at 48%, roughly 175. Winter delivers most of them: 89% of north-side mornings from November to February against 38% from June to August. How far in advance can Mt. Fuji visibility be forecasted? Weather-based visibility forecasts are reliable up to about 7 to 8 days in advance. Beyond that, accuracy drops significantly. Our homepage provides a daily 10-day forecast updated regularly. For trip planning further out, use the historical monthly patterns on this page to choose a month with high visibility odds, then check the daily forecast as your trip approaches. When is Mt. Fuji visible and what months have the best chance? November through February. In our archive the north side scored visible on 90% of mornings in November 2025, 84% in December, 100% in January 2026 and 82% in February. Spring slides from 77% in March to 58% in May, June bottoms out at 27%, and autumn recovers unevenly (60% in September 2025, 32% in October) before winter sets in. Check the monthly breakdowns above for day-by-day data. Does Mt. Fuji have a visibility calendar or forecast? Yes. This page serves as a historical visibility calendar, showing daily scores for each month so you can compare seasonal patterns. For today's conditions, our homepage offers a 10-day visibility forecast updated daily, scoring conditions from 0 to 10 for both north and south viewpoints during morning and afternoon periods.