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Lisa’s UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Japan/ Mount Fuji: Privately owned, publicly sacred peak that a ‘fool’ climbs twice
recognizing it as a symbol of Japan. So, the mountain is owned by the central government, right? Not really. It turns out Mount Fuji, from the eighth station upward, is privately owned.
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Where To Get the Best View of Mount Fuji in Japan
Are you slow traveling through Japan and looking to be in nature? You won’t want to miss this site on your must-visit list!
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Mount Fuji festival to combine fireworks and cherry blossoms for unforgettably beautiful night
The traditional time for fireworks festivals in Japan is summer, when there’s zero chance of crowds getting chilly while ...
Tokyo's all-seeing Skytree tower
Tokyo's Skytree soars 634 metres (2,080 feet) upwards, giving spectacular views of the Japanese megalopolis and -- on a clear ...
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Japan imposes new fees on Mount Fuji climbers to limit tourists
FUJIYOSHIDA, Yamanashi Prefecture--Park rangers on Japan's sacred Mount Fuji officially started this ... peak that is a symbol of Japan and a magnet for tourists, now swarming into the country ...
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New hazard map for Mount Fuji doubles estimate of lava flow
Mount Fuji is one of the iconic symbols of Japan, a source of inspiration for artists for centuries and a can't-miss destination for modern-day tourists. It is also an active volcano. Last week ...