Guide to Climbing Mount Fuji — Everything You Need To Know About Climbing Japan's Highest Mountain

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Mount Fuji, located in Honshu, Japan, is the country's highest and most iconic volcano. Standing at 3,776 meters (12,389 feet), it is a symbol of natural beauty and a UNESCO World Heritage site. Mount Fuji attracts climbers, hikers, and tourists, offering breathtaking views of the surrounding landscapes and picturesque scenes. The perfectly symmetrical volcanic cone is often depicted in traditional Japanese art and is an enduring symbol of Japan's cultural and spiritual identity. #japan #mtfuji

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Mount Fuji at sunrise

Aerial sunrise view overlooking Mount Fuji covered in snow. Crater from the Hoei Eruption visible on the southeast side of the mountain.

Earth from space: Mount Fuji