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Diamond Fuji at Yokohama Landmark Tower

Short answer: Next Diamond Fuji from Yokohama Landmark Tower: Mon 8 March 2027 at 17:31 (sunset). In the next 12 months: 8 March 2027 (17:31), 9 March 2027 (17:32), 5 October 2027 (17:09).

The Sky Garden observatory in Yokohama looks west over the city to Fuji, about 80 km away, with its own Diamond Fuji days.

Sat 7 November 2026 · summit at 263.0° bearing, 2.11° up, 83 km away

No Diamond Fuji

The sun sets 14.5° to the left of the summit at 16:29; not a Diamond Fuji day. Next Diamond Fuji from here: Mon 8 March 2027 at 17:31.

Moonset over Fuji at 15:03, 10.2° to the left of the summit (moon 4% lit).

Diamond Fuji days (next 12 months)

DateTimePosition
Mon 8 Mar 202717:31 sunsetOn the summit
Tue 9 Mar 202717:32 sunsetOn the summit
Wed 10 Mar 202717:33 sunset0.6° to the right of the summit
Mon 4 Oct 202717:11 sunset0.4° to the right of the summit
Tue 5 Oct 202717:09 sunsetOn the summit
Wed 6 Oct 202717:08 sunset0.5° to the left of the summit

Pearl Fuji: the moon on the summit

DateTimePositionMoon lit
Mon 19 Apr 202703:36 moonsetOn the summit (Pearl Fuji)95%
Thu 19 Aug 202706:20 moonsetOn the summit (Pearl Fuji)98%

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Questions

When is Diamond Fuji at Yokohama Landmark Tower?

Next Diamond Fuji from Yokohama Landmark Tower: Mon 8 March 2027 at 17:31 (sunset). In the next 12 months: 8 March 2027 (17:31), 9 March 2027 (17:32), 5 October 2027 (17:09). The sun is close to the summit for a day or two either side; see the full table.

What time does Diamond Fuji happen at Yokohama Landmark Tower?

It is a sunset event: the sun sets onto the summit, a little before the official sunset because the mountain is higher than the horizon. On 8 March 2027 it is at 17:31.

When is Pearl Fuji at Yokohama Landmark Tower?

With a moon at least half lit on the summit: 19 April 2027 (03:36, 95% lit), 19 August 2027 (06:20, 98% lit).

What are the chances of seeing it?

Fuji has to be clear of cloud on the horizon side. Winter mornings and evenings are clearest; from June to August Fuji is hidden more often than not. See our clear-view odds for Mount Fuji.

How do you calculate it?

For each spot we work out the direction of Fuji's summit and how high it appears above the horizon, allowing for the curve of the Earth and normal refraction. Then, for every day, we find the moment the sun (or moon) sinks to, or rises from, that height and measure how far left or right of the summit it is. Within about 0.4° the sun's disc sits on the summit: that is a Diamond Fuji. Pearl Fuji is the same with a moon at least half lit.

Summit bearing 263.0°, apparent height 2.11°, distance 83 km. Times are Japan time. Moving a few hundred metres along the shore shifts the best day by a day or so.