Located on the
island of Honshu, Japan, has a height 3776 meters above sea level, Mount Fuji
(or sometimes called Fuji-san) is the highest peak in the plains of Japan. When
winter snowy mountain peaks which make it increasingly looks sturdy but still
beautiful to look at, this mountain is a symbol of Tokyo.
Mount Fuji is
also characterized as a volcano. Although the last eruption was recorded last
in 1707, the mountain is still regarded as an active volcano and risky. The
first woman to climb Mount Fuji is prohibited until legislation was repealed in
1912, until now recorded more and more people who want to climb Mount Fuji.
Mount Fuji is
a dream of every mountain climbers, the time and date are allowed to climb the mountain
is between July 1 and August 28, and is usually done at night in order to catch
the sunrise at the top of this famous mountain.
Mount Fuji
from Tokyo City
At the foot of
the mountain there is an ideal spot for a summer tour because there is a temperate
five lakes which form a beautiful landscape, along with caves and waterfalls
plateau formed naturally. So it can be concluded if you are traveling to Japan
you should never write off of Mount Fuji from a list of places you want to
visit.
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