Fujikyu Bus's official website

Most highway bus (daytime and overnight) are equipped with onboard toilets. However, some short-distance routes, jointly Bus Number, and extra buses with tourist specifications may not have toilets. In the case of buses without toilets, toilet breaks (approximately 10-15 minutes) will be made at service areas as needed during the journey, so please rest assured. Please note that local bus and sightseeing buses do not have toilets.

All seats on highway bus are reserved. When making a reservation through a web reservation site (such as Fujiyama Connect), you can choose your preferred seat from the seat map. When making a reservation by phone or ticket counter price, you can also tell us your preferred seat location (window seat, aisle seat, etc.) depending on seat availability. If you make a reservation for multiple people at once, you will generally be seated next to each other, but if the bus is nearly full, you may be seated separately.

Direct express buses to the Mt. Fuji and Fuji Five Lakes area depart from many prefectures, including Tokyo (Shinjuku, Shibuya, Ikebukuro, Akihabara, Yaesu), Kanagawa (Yokohama, Tamaplaza), Saitama (Omiya, Kawagoe), Chiba (Tsudanuma, Nishifunabashi), Aichi (Nagoya), Osaka and Kyoto (overnight service), and Shizuoka (Mishima, Numazu, Gotemba). For details on each route, please see highway bus highway bus list on the official website.

Yes, the "Fujikko-go (Kawaguchi / Yamanaka sightseeing bus)" stops at Fuji-Q Highland bus stop.

Yes, you can use Suica, PASMO, Kitaca, TOICA, manaca, ICOCA, PiTaPa, SUGOCA, nimoca, and Hayakaken nationwide interoperable transportation IC cards on regular local bus and sightseeing buses. Please touch your card to the card reader when boarding and alighting.