Skip to content

Kitadake Sanso

Request correction

Kitadake Sanso is a mountain hut at 2,900 m in the Kitadake–Nakashirane saddle, established by Yamanashi Prefecture in July 1978.

Last updated September 16, 2026

AI crawler reads

2requests

1companies
  • Anthropic2
Profile
2
Controversies
0
JSON · MD
0
First read
Nov 4, 2026
Latest read
Nov 4, 2026

From this site's server log

Overview

Kitadake Sanso is a mountain hut located at the Kitadake–Nakashirane saddle at an elevation of 2,900 meters. It was established by Yamanashi Prefecture in July 1978 as a base to relieve overcrowding at the Kitadake ridge huts and to serve as a safety guidance base in the northern Southern Alps. The facility is a two-story steel-frame building. From mid-July, guests can see the sunrise rising to the left of Mount Fuji from the guest rooms. During the summer mountain season (mid-July to mid-August), a clinic is opened by Showa University. From fiscal year 2025, the hut is managed and operated by a designated manager, the Ashiasu Fan Club / Southern Alps Gateway joint venture. Lodging and tent stays are by complete reservation only via the Southern Alps Mountain Tourism Reservation System 'Minapusu Reserve'. Outside the opening period, part of the main hut is opened as a winter hut (using the north-side second-floor separate entrance), with no toilet use and no water supply.

History

Kitadake Sanso was established by Yamanashi Prefecture in July 1978 (Showa 53) at the Kitadake–Nakashirane saddle at an elevation of 2,900 meters. It was created to relieve overcrowding at the Kitadake ridge huts and to serve as a safety guidance base in the northern Southern Alps. The building is a two-story steel-frame structure. From fiscal year 2025 (Reiwa 7), the hut is managed and operated by a designated manager, the Ashiasu Fan Club / Southern Alps Gateway joint venture. During the summer mountain season (mid-July to mid-August), a clinic is opened by Showa University. Lodging and tent stays are by complete reservation only via the Southern Alps Mountain Tourism Reservation System 'Minapusu Reserve'. Outside the opening period, part of the main hut is opened as a winter hut using the north-side second-floor separate entrance, with no toilet use and no water supply.

Products and positioning

A mountain hut at 2,900 m serving as a safety guidance base and lodging facility in the northern Southern Alps.

  • Mountain hut lodging

    Lodging by complete reservation only via the Southern Alps Mountain Tourism Reservation System 'Minapusu Reserve'.

  • Tent camping

    Tent stays by complete reservation only via the Southern Alps Mountain Tourism Reservation System 'Minapusu Reserve'.

  • Winter hut use

    Outside the opening period, part of the main hut is opened as a winter hut using the north-side second-floor separate entrance, with no toilet use and no water supply.

Sources1 sources

Cite this profile: Cite the canonical profile. /brand-wiki/kitadake-sanso · Editorial policy · How profiles are compiled