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There are a total of 25 locations in both Yamanashi and Shizuoka Prefectures that make up the cultural assets of the Mt. Fuji World Heritage Site. In addition to Mt. Fuji itself, there are Shinto Shrines, lava tree molds and lakes in the area surrounding.
There are several reasons why Fujisan (the Japanese moniker for Mt. Fuji) is known as the premier mountain in Japan – it is the highest peak in the land at 3,776m, and it has an unusually >>Read more
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