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Highest Mt. in Japan Located 3 small cities surround Symbol of Japan Visited
High 12,388 ft Surround by 5 lakes
Sen-Komitake Low risk eruption Located at the point where 3 plates meet
Fuji-san is referred to Fuji Yama 山 means mountain Fuji may be spelled Huzi Other names Ex.
ふじの山 , ふじの高嶺 , 芙蓉峰 , 富岳 or 富嶽
富 means wealth or abundant 士 means a man status respective
不 二 (not + two) 不 尽 (not + exhaust) Ainu = fire Huchi = old woman The origin of the name Fuji is unclear
The first ascent by an anonymous monk Sacred Not allowed women Meiji Era The first ascent by Sir Rutherford Alcock Tourist destination Mountain climbling
Volcanic cone Subject of Japanese arts Ex.
Ukiyo-e painter Hokusai’s masterpiece
Subject of poems
Houses a warrior tradition In the past = samurai Now = the Japan Self-Defence Forces and the United States Marine corps
Most popular period to hike up
Four major routes from the fifth station station to the summit
Most popular route
Four routes from the foot to the fifth station
The oldest route
30% are foreigners Eight peaks around the crater
It is a forest at the beach of the mountain Very popular myth Ex. - The caverns in Aokigahara contain ice even during summer. - Top suicide area
The closet major airports Tokyo
International Airport in Tokyo Narita International Airport in Chiba
Mt. Fuji Shizuoka Airport will complete in 2009
80 km from Mt. Fuji