SEE IT: Deliveryman makes six-hour hike up Mount Fuji to feed hungry hikers

A deliveryman in Japan goes viral for making a six-hour hike up the nation's tallest peak to ship meals to hungry climbers.

The hikers had made their manner up Mount Fuji, which stands round 12,388 ft, earlier this month once they turned hungry and known as up Indonesian supply firm Gojek, based on a report.

Footage obtained on Aug. 16 reveals the deliveryman scaling the height, which is an lively volcano, for greater than six hours with a neon jacket and big luggage of meals.

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The person made it to the place the group of hikers was resting on the high, handed off the meals, smiled, waved, after which started his trek again down Mount Fuji, the footage confirmed.

Later within the month, one other deliveryman, an worker for Domino's, made his manner up the volcano to cross off a pizza.