Mount Fuji (富士山, Fujisan) is Japan’s tallest and most iconic mountain, rising to 3,776 meters. Revered for centuries, it’s a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a favorite destination for travelers, climbers, and photographers alike.
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| Mount Fuji in Japan |
Top Viewpoints of Mount Fuji
- Lake Kawaguchi (Kawaguchiko): Ideal for stunning sunrise reflections and autumn colors.
- Chureito Pagoda: One of the most famous photo spots, especially in spring with cherry blossoms.
- Hakone: Known for its hot springs, ropeways, and cruises on Lake Ashi with views of Mount Fuji.
How to Get to Mount Fuji
From Tokyo, take the JR Chuo Line to Otsuki Station, then transfer to the Fujikyu Railway to Kawaguchiko. Alternatively, highway buses from Shinjuku and Tokyo Station offer direct service to Fuji’s 5th Station.
When to Visit
- Climbing Season: July to early September
- Clear Sky Views: October to February
- Cherry Blossoms: Mid-April
- Fall Colors: Late October to early November
Mount Fuji Interactive Map
Use the map below to explore Mount Fuji’s exact location and plan your route:
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Final Thoughts
Mount Fuji is not just a mountain — it’s a symbol of Japan’s beauty and spirit. Whether you hike to the summit or admire it from a distance, it will leave a lasting impression on your journey through Japan.