By car

Be sure to purchase a Parking Tickets.

Coming by Shinkansen

Please use the shuttle bus from Echigoyuzawa Station(fee applies: ¥2,000 round trip).

• The ride from the station to the venue takes about 40 minutes, but may take more than an hour during peak hours.
• During busy times, you may have to wait for over an hour to board the bus, so please make sure you leave plenty of time.
• If the shuttle bus is not running, you will not be able to return to Echigoyuzawa Station.

Official Tour Bus

Tour buses depart from 19 cities across the country and go directly to the venue.
▸Available at official tour centers .

Hygiene SHOP

Please prepare sufficient supplies of portable alcohol-based disinfectant, disinfectant wipes, and hygiene products.

rain gear

Don't bring a simple vinyl raincoat, but a sturdy one for camping or hiking (umbrellas are not permitted).

Water Bottle

We recommend a thermos bottle for cold or hot drinks.

Hand towels

It can be used for various purposes, such as sun protection, wiping sweat, and cooling down.

Spare change of clothes

For when it rains, you sweat, or you get muddy.

shoes

Comfortable sneakers, trekking shoes, boots, etc. that have good grip and can get dirty.

hat

A must-have for preventing sunburn and heatstroke.

Winter clothes

The event is held in the mountains at an altitude of 1,000m. The weather in the mountains is changeable and there are large temperature differences, so please prepare clothing that is easy to move in and suitable for all weather conditions, such as long-sleeved underwear, fleece, or a waterproof and breathable outer layer.

Garbage bags (large and small sizes)

Large garbage bags can be useful for storing things you don't want to get wet, such as clothes, or as sheets, depending on how you use them.

Pocket tissues

There may be no toilet paper in the Toilet.

Simple first aid kit

Blisters, cuts, etc. You may also be bitten by ticks and bees, so insect bite medicine is a must. Also, be prepared for sudden illness by bringing regular medicines such as headache medicine, cold medicine, and stomach medicine.

Light

A headlamp is useful as it frees up both hands. There are dark areas in the venue at night.

Mobile battery

There are no charging points inside the venue, so it's a good idea to bring a mobile battery to charge your smartphone.

wallet

Money/Credit card (electronic money can also be used)
*Electronic money payments cannot be made using overseas mobile phones inside the venue.

It is convenient to have both hands free inside the venue.
Please take care of your own luggage!

The venue is located in the mountains at an altitude of 1,000m. The weather in the mountains is changeable and there are large temperature differences, so please wear clothing that is easy to move in and suitable for all weather conditions. We recommend rainwear made of waterproof and breathable materials and trekking shoes with good grip.

Unlike in the city, there are also many different insects living here, such as field mites and bees. To prevent insect bites, try to avoid exposing your skin as much as possible by wearing T-shirts, shorts, sandals, etc.

Bringing or using tents, sunshades, tarps, parasols, blue tarps, etc. into the venue is prohibited.

In recent years, abandoned tarps, sheets, chairs, etc. have become more common, and there are many situations where other customers cannot use these spaces even though they are available.

To avoid confusion during crowded times and allow as many customers as possible to rest, we prohibit the bringing in and use of tents, sunshades, tarps, parasols, and other items that require a lot of space, as well as items that block the view.

It is prohibited to bring onto the premises blue tarps or other mats that require more space than the number of people using them, or collapsible outdoor chairs.

Even if you bring your own mats or folding chairs, reserving or leaving them there is prohibited. Also, occupying space is not permitted. The use of mats and chairs is prohibited in the following areas:

Prohibited areas

• The entire RED MARQUEE area (including outside the tents)
• In front of each stage's sound house and lighting tower, mosh pit
• Kids Forest (A forest area within KIDS LAND)
• Even if you are not in the above areas, please follow any instructions given by stage announcements or staff due to congestion.

In recent years, there has been a noticeable increase in unoccupied seats and chairs, and there are many situations where other customers cannot use these seats even though they are available.

To avoid confusion during busy times and allow more customers to rest, please be sure to pack up and take your seats and chairs with you when moving.

You may bring in cameras and video cameras, but filming or recording the performing ARTISTS is prohibited.

In addition, the use of selfie sticks will cause inconvenience to other customers, so their use is prohibited in front of the stage, when crowded, or while moving.

Bottles and cans are prohibited from being brought into the venue. They cannot be brought in in cooler boxes either.

For other prohibited items, please see the Important Notices .

Smoking is prohibited inside the venue.
When smoking, please use the designated SMORKING AREA.

Pets are not permitted inside the venue.

Umbrellas are prohibited in all areas, including the Campsite. They reduce visibility and are very dangerous due to their protruding edges.

Also, in bad weather, it can be blown away by the wind, so be sure to bring sturdy rain gear for camping and mountain climbing.

Yes, but please turn off the engine.
In addition, please refrain from parking anywhere other than the parking lot to avoid causing inconvenience to local residents. In particular, please refrain from parking near national highways or store entrances.

Children under 15 years old (※) are admitted free of charge if accompanied by a parent or guardian.
Admission to the Campsite is also free.

• This offer is open to those who will be 15 years of age or younger by July 27, 2025. (Photo ID required)

"KIDS LAND" is located between the GREEN Stage and the WHITE Stage.
In addition, we have a variety of activities in which parents and children can participate together.

• We are unable to take care of children at all.

For breastfeeding, diaper changes, etc., you can use KIDS LAND and the FIRST AID TENT.

• It is not permitted to rest in the FIRST AID TENT or to look after children.
• Diapers etc. will not be provided. Please bring your own.

If you are a disabled person attending FUJI ROCK and are unable to see the performances on each stage, please speak to a member of staff at the sound and lighting control booth tents located on each stage and we will be happy to assist you.

If you have a physical disability (or have a disability certificate) and are planning to attend FUJI ROCK, please contact us in advance using the details below.

Hot Staff Call Center
TEL: 050-5211-6077
(Weekdays 12:00-18:00)

Wheelchair space behind the GREEN STAGE

There is a space at the rear of the GREEN STAGE reserved for wheelchair users.

• This space is only available for one accompanying person.
• Only wheelchair users are permitted to use the facility.

Private Toilet

Wheelchair accessible Toilet are available throughout the venue.

A priority tent will be set up behind the GREEN STAGE for those who qualify.
(Those who do not qualify cannot use this service.)

• People with disabilities and their companions
• Pregnant women and their companions
• Preschool children and their guardians

Important points to note when using this service

• The priority tent is a "temporary rest" space. It can only be used for up to one hour at a time.
• Those with a disability certificate can use the facility throughout the day.
  (If you do not have a disability certificate, you will not be eligible.)
• Only one accompanying person or guardian is permitted.
• Even if you have someone who falls under this category, you cannot use the facility as a group.
• It is not permitted to leave any belongings or other items inside the priority tent when leaving.
• Please check in at the priority tent entrance when using the facility.
• Due to limited space, it may not be possible to use the facility during busy times.

Each Toilet area has priority Toilet for people with disabilities, people with infants, children, pregnant women and the elderly.

Anyone can use the priority Toilet, but please share them with other people if you are in a position where you would like to use them.

Only available within Japan. No shipping to or from overseas.

Delivery is available from home to venue or venue to home.
In addition, if you are using an official tour bus, there is a courier service exclusively for tour bus passengers. For details, please check with the official tour center.

Pre-delivery of luggage

You can use Takkyubin to send your camping equipment and bulky items to the FUJI ROCK FESTIVAL venue in advance.
You can send your parcel from Yamato Transport offices and courier service outlets (including convenience stores) nationwide! You can also request for collection from your home.

Yamato Transport Service Center
▸ 0120-01-9625
(Toll-free/nationwide)

Precautions

• Things to keep in mind when packing
  Please do not bundle multiple items together or pack them together, but send each item individually with one shipping label attached to each package.
  (We are concerned that the package may become unpacked during transport, causing inconvenience to our customers.)
• Please allow ample time for shipping.
  To ensure smooth delivery of your package, please ship your package by Saturday, July 19th.
• Please send any luggage to the venue by cash on delivery so that no settlement is required at the venue.
• Please note that we cannot handle refrigerated delivery or time-specified delivery.
• Please keep the "client copy" safe and do not lose it, and be sure to bring it with you to the venue. It is required to exchange your luggage.
• Please note that some items cannot be delivered due to their shape or contents, so please check in advance.
• The delivery service is a contract between the customer and the shipping company, so the FUJI ROCK FESTIVAL festival will not be held responsible for any accidents that occur during delivery.
• If you have any other questions, please contact your delivery company.

How to fill out a slip

Courier size

• Please note that we cannot handle luggage larger than the above size.

Local baggage collection times

• Please note that we cannot deliver your luggage at any other times.

Luggage collection location

Yamato Transport Baggage Counter A, located in the shop area outside the FUJI ROCK Festival

Luggage shipping service

You can use Takkyubin to have bulky items delivered from the FUJI ROCK venue to your home.

Precautions

• Things to keep in mind when packing
  Please do not bundle multiple items together or pack them together, but send each item individually with one shipping label attached to each package.
  (We are concerned that the package may become unpacked during transport, causing inconvenience to our customers.)
• Please cooperate by only accepting "cash on delivery", "electronic money payment" or "QR code payment".
  • To ensure smooth shipping, we only accept cash on delivery, electronic money, or QR code payments.
  • We do not accept cash payments. We only accept electronic money and QR code payments.
  • Please note that electronic money cannot be charged.
• Please note that we are unable to handle refrigerated delivery services.
• Please note that some items cannot be delivered due to their shape or contents, so please check in advance.
• The delivery service is a contract between the customer and the shipping company, so the FUJI ROCK FESTIVAL festival will not be held responsible for any accidents that occur during delivery.
• If you have any other questions, please contact your delivery company.

Courier size

• Please note that we cannot handle luggage larger than the above size.

Local luggage shipping reception hours

• Please note that we cannot accept any parcel deliveries outside of the times listed above.

Shipping baggage reception area

Yamato Transport Delivery Reception Desk in the shop area outside FUJI ROCK Festival

Coin lockers and luggage storage are available in the off-site shopping area.

coin lockers

Fee: ¥500/¥400/Available 24 hours (fees apply per use)

• Only 100 yen coins (cash) are accepted.
• There are no currency exchange machines available.

Luggage storage

Fee: ¥1,000 (1 day/1 item) Deposits and withdrawals are possible

7/25 (Fri) - 7/27 (Sun): 7:00 AM - 24 hours. 7/28 (Mon) until 12:00 PM.

《Caution》

• We cannot accept valuables, cash, dangerous items, or fragile items.
• Please check other precautions on-site.

It will connect, but it may be difficult to connect depending on usage conditions.
Signal conditions vary depending on the carrier.

This is not provided as a service by the organizers.
(This may be available at some participating stores.)

The following payment services can be used at restaurants and MERCHANDISE BOOTHS.

• Credit card
  AMERICAN EXPRESS / VISA / MASTER / JCB
• Electronic money
  Kitaca / PASMO / Suica / manaca / TOICA / ICOCA / Hayakaken / nimoca / SUGOCA
  nanaco / WAON / Rakuten Edy / QUICPay / iD
• QR code
  auPay / PayPay / dPayment
• Cash is also accepted.
• If QR code payment takes time due to signal strength, we may ask you to use an alternative payment method.

tent

A sturdy, waterproof bag for camping and hiking.
*If this is your first time setting up a tent, we recommend that you try it out yourself before coming. This will give you practice, as you may have to set up in bad weather. It will also allow you to check that there are no defects with the tent accessories.

sleeping bag

The temperature drops considerably at night, so we recommend bringing something that can withstand the cold.

Seats and Mats

Every year, there are many cases of tents flooding due to rain. To prevent water seepage, lay a sheet on the outside of the tent and a mat on the inside.
*The use of tarps is prohibited.

Yes, there is. Please check the location on the map on the day.

There are food and drink stalls in the Campsite area and outside the grounds, some of which are open from the morning.

• The use of fire is prohibited on the Campsite, and cooking is not permitted outside of the barbecue area.
  (At the Auto-camp area"MOON CARAVAN," you can cook in your own area.)

Please consult the information desk at the Campsite or the nearest aid station.

The Campsite does not provide power services such as charging spots. We recommend bringing a mobile battery or similar. (Generators are not permitted.)

Umbrellas are prohibited in all areas, including Campsite.

The Campsite is non-smoking.
When smoking, please use the designated SMORKING AREA.

Pets are not allowed inside.
(However, only dogs are allowed in the Auto-camp area"MOON CARAVAN" and the "dog run.")

You cannot bring or use any electronic devices into the venue, including the Campsite. Bicycles and other vehicles are also not permitted. There is no bicycle parking area.

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Please do not leave any valuables inside your tent. Please be sure to store and carry them at your own risk. We are not responsible for any theft or loss. Also, when leaving your tent, please be sure to lock the door securely and make sure that the tent ropes and pegs are securely fastened.

• The Campsite is very large and there are many similar tents, so every year many people lose track of where they pitched their tent. Please be sure to mark your own tent with some kind of strategy.

Echigoyuzawa Station will be closed from midnight to 5:30 a.m. During this time, no one will be allowed inside the station.

• Please refrain from parking on the national highway or around the parking lots before they open as this will cause inconvenience to local residents. Please arrive at the opening time.
• Please arrive within the valid time of each parking lot.
• Please refrain from parking in a way that causes inconvenience to neighbors.

There are trash cans operated by volunteer staff at the venue, Campsite, etc. Please do not litter, but take your trash to the nearest trash can.

However, please be sure to take home any sheets, chairs, tents, etc. that you bring with you.

The original garbage bags distributed at the entrance gate and the toilet paper provided at the venue are made from recycled materials that were carefully sorted by visitors last year.

Please help us sort our trash so that we can carry on this tradition into next year.

If food or trash is left unintentionally, it can become food for wild animals, which may then appear at campsites and cause damage.

In order for wild animals and humans to coexist peacefully, we must be careful not to attract wild animals.

Unlike in the city, there are insects such as bees, flies, mosquitoes, and gnats living here.

Before the event, we will go around the venue and remove any dangerous beehives, but it is impossible to remove everything, so please be careful.

Also, at venues surrounded by nature, you need to be careful of unexpected insect bites.

• Please prepare medicine to prevent insect bites in advance.
• Please do not enter the restricted areas or deep within the forest.

Preventive measures to avoid bee stings

• Do not approach the hive (as long as you do not get too close, they will not attack you unexpectedly).
• Wear clothing that fits snugly against your skin to prevent bees from getting under your clothes.
• Avoid yellow or dark clothing and hats (especially yellow and black striped patterns are the most dangerous).
• Avoid strong-smelling perfumes and cosmetics.
• If a bee is flying around you, move away slowly and quietly.
• If you get too close, crouch down. Due to the nature of bees, there is a chance that you may be able to escape their sight.
• White hats and clothing are said to be relatively safe.

Preventive measures against tick bites

Unlike house mites, large field mites parasitize and feed on the blood of medium to large animals (rabbits, deer, etc.) to lay eggs. If a human happens to come into contact with a field mites, they will be bitten and suffer damage.

If you are bitten by a field tick, it only causes a slight itch and pain, so you may be inclined to treat it yourself, but please be aware that if the field tick is carrying a pathogen, it can cause infectious diseases such as scrub typhus or Lyme disease, which can worsen your overall condition and cause skin symptoms, fever, facial nerve paralysis, etc.

• Wear light-colored clothing with a smooth, fine weave.
• Wear clothes that fit snugly against the skin to prevent the virus from getting inside your clothes (including tucking the bottoms into high-top shoes or knee-high socks).
• When you return to Lodging, check for signs of field mites, ticks on your clothes, hair, and bites on your head.
• If you find a bite, do not crush the insect, but pull it out with tweezers or something similar (preferably within 4 hours).