Combined Arms Training Center, Camp Fuji, Japan Official Home Page for the Marines premier training facility in Asia. Also known as the 29th Palms of Asia.

Combined Arms Training Center, Camp Fuji is situated at the base of Mount Fuji, bordering the Kanto plain. It is a United States Marine Corps installation with a rich and abundant history that represents the culture of its host nation.

A 34 room transient billeting facility located aboard Camp Fuji. All rooms are double occupancy only. Rooms include a private bath, full size bed, TV, mini-fridge, coffee maker and closet. Location. Bldg: 84 Phone: 224-8500 | 0550-88-5850 | From a U.S. Phone: 011-81-550-88-5850 Email: [email protected]. Hours of Operation

The TMO Office located in Atsugi will notify the TMO office in Camp Fuji. Once received, they we will coordinate a day of delivery to Camp Fuji. If assigned to HQBN, Camp Fuji (MCC 20229), the following address should be provided to your current TMO Office for …

Combined Arms Training Center, Camp Fuji has come a long way from the austere living conditions of the past. In 1983, initial modernization projects were completed which improved the fire department, barracks, permanent personnel mess hall security building, and sewage treatment plant.

CATC Camp Fuji provides U.S. Forces the premier training facility in Japan, supports operational plans, and strengthens relationships with Joint and Japanese partners in order to ensure U.S. forward deployed and based forces are ready for contingency operations.

Email the CATC Camp Fuji Chapel Victims and Witnesses of crime can reach out to the CATC Victims / Witness Liaison to find out about resources available. DSN 224-8537 or 080-2739-4091

Unlike larger installations which have communities used to U.S. military presence, Camp Fuji remains a small installation with a relatively low need for external housing. Large or western sized homes and apartments are NOT available in the towns near CATC Camp Fuji.

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2024年11月3日 · Nearly 45 years after a fire aboard Camp Fuji caused destruction, injured dozens, and killed 13, Combined Arms Training Center, Camp Fuji members were joined by siblings, survivors, and distinguished leaders to remember the tragic event.