Mt Fuji - What to wear and bring

[@kharcinoma7844]

Is it worth to bring those tripod foldable chair? Ty.

[@kenamoncio9786]

Hi Coby! Ano po gamit ninyo smartwatch for tracking?

[@caladan18ph]

We did Mt. Fuji off season this year, and failed to make it in time for the last bus in the Yoshida trail, so we ended up walking back to ground level at nigh, through the forests back to Mt. Fuji station. All in all, it was a total of 44km 17 hours hike that day. So tiring! D

[@Lupin-Jr]

Good day Sir Coby good job...ask lang ako saan po makakabili ng northface terra 50 or 65?

[@adrianemikko]

Are rainpants worn over the normal pants?

[@ericafuz12]

What headlight brand do u use?

[@eisenklad]

i wouldnt recommend a folding umbrella on mount fuji. if it really is a downpour with strong winds, that umbrella will get blown away or worse broken (leaving you with a deadweight) and if its crowded, you will poke into others. especially considering weather can change fast in july. learning from my mistakes in 2019, i will pack a hardshell raincoat to cover my water-resistant jacket and pants. most soft-shells will be soaked from the rain, water will block the pores and your sweat is trapped.

[@ecotabag]

Sana masagot po itong tanong ko 😊 Pwede po bang gumamit ng butane camping stove? Gusto kopo sana magbaon nalang ng kape at instant noodles

[@CobySarreal]

Possible! Pero take note that you'll be needing a stronger stove than the usual stove that we use in the Philippines. Since mas mataas ang Mt. Fuji, mas matagal din ang boiling point dahil sa lack of oxygen at sa lamig. Sana makatulong!

[@govlogs735]

How's your visa application po?