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Mount Fuji
Mount Fuji is one of the best known natural features of Japan and is conveniently located in Chubu region, Honshu, west of the capital Tokyo. It is 3,776 metres high and the walk up to the summit is tough but require no special climbing skills.
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Guest Reviews
Ashiwada Hotel
I together with my wife and 2 young children stayed at the Ashiwada Hotel in mid April. We had a huge Japanese style room (with a queen bed in one section/room with lovely views over the lake and surrounding district. ... more
Sunnide Resort
I stayed for one night. The staff were very helpful and professional. It is a perfect place to visit Mt Fuji. It is adjacent to the lake and Mt Fuji dominates the view. In the morning, the reflection of the volcano on the lake was stunning. The hotel Onsen is FAB. To sit in the bath and have Mt Fuji in the distance is perfect. ... more
Mount Fuji Discussions
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Mount Fuji (on a good day only - we had an amazing day and it is an awsome sight to behold), Kyoto ... -
Tokyo in April - any suggestions? and some Qs. Newbie :)
be able to see Mount Fuji, though I never did due to either overcast skies or hazy smog. Also to the west ... -
View of Japan
. Then you have day trips from Tokyo to Mount Fuji an Yokohama which are easily accessed by Japans expansive ... - More Mount Fuji Discussions from our Asia Travel Forum
Mount Fuji Blog Entries
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The Very Shy Mountain
at in Moto-Hakone, a mountain town by the shore of Lake Ashi, near Mount Fuji. It’s no surprise that we weren ...
Posted in Brad'n'Lynn in Asia by Bwinky -
The Land of the Rising Sun
recent Conquering of Fuji-san...better known as Mount Fuji! As i previously mentioned, my friend whos ...
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Mount Daisen
Mount Daisen just looks exactly like on of the Japanese mountains you see in so many guidebooks and famous pictures of Japan. It's one of the tallest peaks in Japan and I can see the tip of it from ...
Posted in Japan by jbennett - More Mount Fuji Blog Entries
