Mt. Fuji in June

The rainy season month, measured honestly: the hardest views of the year, with a few ways to cheat.

Average score: 48/100
Clear mornings: 7/30 (23%)
Best hour: 17:00 JST (77/100)
237 measurements · 30 days · June 2026
Short answer

It is possible, but June is the worst month our logger has measured: an average of 48/100 across 237 readings as the tsuyu rainy season settled in. Long-term records agree, rating June lowest of the year with full visibility on only about 7% of days. If your dates are fixed, aim for early June and mornings: 7 of 30 measured mornings still cleared.

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June: Day by day

Average visibility score for each measured day (June 2026)

Scores are computed from live weather and camera data around Mt. Fuji, logged every 3 hours since March 2026. This page updates automatically as new readings arrive.

Best time of day

Average score by hour (JST), measured every 3 hours

Rainy season reality

The tsuyu front usually reaches the Fuji region in early-to-mid June and parks there for weeks. Grey, drizzly stretches can hide the mountain for days at a time, and even dry days often keep a cloud deck at summit height.

Consolations exist. Hydrangeas bloom around the lakes, hotels drop to their cheapest rates of the year, and the crowds thin to almost nothing midweek.

How to beat the odds

Front-load the month. Early June often holds a few leftover spring days before the front settles, and they measured noticeably better in our log than anything after mid-month.

Watch for the gap behind a rain system: the hours after heavy rain clears can produce the sharpest air of the month. Our live camera and forecast score are the difference between catching one of those windows and standing at a viewpoint looking at cloud.

How it compares

Average visibility score by month, from our measurements

Jan
Feb
Mar
65
Apr
71
May
75
Jun
48
Jul
54
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec

– = soon: our logger started in March 2026 and fills these in automatically.

Planning tips

1

Book refundable everything

June plans need escape hatches. Refundable rooms and flexible tours let you chase the clear window instead of your reservation.

2

Aim for the first week

Before the front arrives, early June can still behave like late May. After mid-month, expect long grey runs.

3

Chase the post-rain window

The clearing behind a rain system washes the air clean. If the forecast shows rain ending overnight, be at a viewpoint at dawn.

4

Have indoor backups ready

Onsen, museums, and the Fujikyu attractions make a grey day worthwhile. Save the outdoor viewpoints for the mornings that earn them.

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