Fuji, Japan · Trail
Official site ↗Mt. Fuji 100
Japan's biggest trail ultra: about 167 km around Mount Fuji from Fuji to Fujiyoshida, with a 2,000-runner field and a festival weekend of shorter races.
Completed April 24, 2026
women
- 1. Ying Li22:18:12
- 2. Kaytlyn Gerbin22:44:59
- 3. Nami Iwasaki24:52:01
men
- 1. Chris Myers17:50:13
- 2. Jiaju Zhao18:28:12
- 3. Yuya Kawasaki18:51:03
Distances
- Distance
- 167 km (104 mi)
- Vert gain
- 6,613 m (21,700 ft)
Friday 5:00 PM wave start; final cutoff Sunday 2:30 PM · WSER 2027 qualifier (sub-46:00)
| Distance | Vert gain | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| 167 km (104 mi) | 6,613 m (21,700 ft) | Friday 5:00 PM wave start; final cutoff Sunday 2:30 PM · WSER 2027 qualifier (sub-46:00) |
About
The Mt. Fuji 100, formerly Ultra-Trail Mt. Fuji (UTMF), circles Japan's highest mountain: about 167 kilometers from Fujisan Children's World in Fuji City around to the Mt. Fuji GX Stadium at Fuji Hokuroku Park in Fujiyoshida, with 6,613 meters of climbing on the trails below the volcano. A Friday evening wave start sends 2,000 runners into the first of two nights, and the field is the deepest in Japanese ultrarunning, with strong international podium contention every April.
The weekend also carries the KAI70k (70 km overnight from Fujiyoshida), the ASUMI40k, and short SAKUYA runs, together putting more than 4,000 runners on the mountain.
Course
Point to point around Mount Fuji: about 167.0 km with 6,613 meters of cumulative gain, starting at Fujisan Children's World in Fuji City at 5:00 PM Friday in four waves and finishing at the Mt. Fuji GX Stadium in Fujiyoshida. The final cutoff is 2:30 PM Sunday, about 45.5 hours after the first wave.
How to register
The FUJI100mi field is capped at 2,000, with priority, general, and donation entry categories through the official entry platform.
Results by year
- 2026April 24, 2026 · completedChris Myers 17:50:13 · Ying Li 22:18:12