According to Singapore's "Strait Times" on September 1, since the previous mountain climbing season, Japan's Shandy County has introduced a series of control measures for the safety of Mount Fuji climbing, including the mandatory implementation of mountain passing fees, the night closure of the core climbing gate, etc. Today, the dangerous "balloon climbing" (i.e. night climbing) phenomenon has basically disappeared because of the blind challenge, and the order of climbing has been significantly improved.

In order to further consolidate the Fuji mountain climbing safety line, Shandy County revised the climbing path control regulations in March this year, clearly giving county employees and officially prepared Fuji Mountain Protectors key management powers - for the Fuji mountain Jita route on the side of Shandy County, staff can deter climbers who do not meet safety standards with equipment, especially refusing to wear cold shoes and lightweight people who do not carry cold protection equipment to enter the mountain.

In addition to Shinjuku Prefecture, Shinjuku Prefecture has also introduced new safety management measures in the Benin mountain season, requiring all mountain climbers to be compelled to watch security education videos. Shinjuku Prefecture Fuji Mountain World Heritage class officials said they hope that this way will enable climbers to fully learn the rules and safety knowledge before departure (strict).