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• Fuji.
• Fuji, Japan's tallest mountain.
• Fuji with a shinkansen (Bullet Train) in the foreground.
• Fuji with Sakura blossoms (cherry tree blossoms) in the foreground.
• Fuji with a small town below.

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• Mount Fuji.
• Hokusai's Mount Fuji .
• Mount Fuji Photographs (University of Shizuoka) .
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• These are some photos taken by Eric Lee and I on our various trips to Mount Fuji back in 1997. ...
• Here we are at one of the fifth stations of Mt Fuji. ...
• Here's a group shot (Eric, Danny, Andrew, Brett, and Stanely) on the top of Mt Fuji. ...
• We came back to hike around the Fuji Five Lakes area. ...
• Within half an hour of taking this picture, the clouds moved in and so this was the last I saw of Mount Fuji. ...
• Japan Stories: Mount Fuji.

• Views of Mount Fuji.
• Views of Mount Fuji.
• Mount Fuji is the uncontested landmark number one of Japan. ...
• Fuji is located on the Southern Honshu Island. ...
• Fuji consists of three volcanoes - Komitake Volcano, Ko-Fuji and Shin Fuji, the youngest one. ...
• Fuji New Grand Hotel.
• The Japanese see Mount Fuji as a sacred mountain. ... When Buddhism came to Japan, Fuji simply converted from a Shinto to a sacred Buddhist mountain - otherwise status unchanged. ...
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• Fuji in Ukiyo-e.
• Among the landscape prints, images of Fuji are the most revered and frequent ones. There are hardly any Japanese printmakers who did not make a print design of Mount Fuji. ... Fuji print designs. But it is not and remains a fascinating icon even for contemporary artists like Paul Binnie who created a woodblock print of Aka (red) Fuji in late 2002. ...
• Fuji.
• Probably the most famous series of prints showing the sacred mountain, are the 36 Views of Mount Fuji by Hokusai (1760-1849). ...

• Japanese green tea Shizuoka green tea from japan tea shimizu mount fuji--> .
• Mount Fuji green tea is produced by Mr Suenaka whose family has been growing their own brand of green tea for over 50 years. ...
• Japanese style gift packaging is available Mount Fuji also sell a range of healthy foods, such as biscuits and sweets, that contain green tea.
• Mount Fuji International Limited.
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• Fuji (3776m).
• Fuji. ... Fuji is one of the most popular sights in Japan, and climbing Mt. Fuji has become almost a rite of initiation for foriegners there. ...
• Fuji once. ... " That makes sense, seeing as how Fuji, which at a distance appears almost heavenly, loses any trace of beauty once you set foot on its slopes. ... Fuji and should be enjoying the views. ...
• Fuji has a Coke machine too, and if you have $4. ... Fuji, so that under normal conditions, a climb of this mountain is an unholy miserable slog. ...
• Fuji is officially closed in winter. ... Fuji, and after that, the huts along the route to the top shut down. ...
• Fuji in the company of a relatively inexperienced japanese climber named Kuno. ...
• Fuji by trying to climb it in winter. ... Fuji. ...
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• Fuji, the symbol of Shizuoka, and the symbol of Japan.
• Fuji is a spiritual mountain located at the center between Shizuoka Prefecture and Yamanashi Prefecture, and needles to say, is the most famous mountain of Japan. ... Fuji is highlighted as having the abundant nature, and many people visit here throughout the year for enjoying the outdoor activities, hot springs and beautiful scenes. ... Fuji has been increasing. ... Fuji, or climb on it? It will be also interesting to visit many historic places around Mt. Fuji. ... Fuji. Anything about Fuji? Leave it to Shizuoka Prefecture!.

• Fuji/Getting to Mt. Fuji.
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• Fuji costs about 10000 yen (one way).
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• take train to Shin Fuji Stn. ...
• take Shinkansen to Shin Fuji Stn. ...
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• Fuji-No-Yama .
• Fuji no Yama!.
• Seen on close approach, the mountain of Fuji.
• THE MOST BEAUTIFUL SIGHT IN JAPAN, and certainly one of the most beautiful in the world, is the distant apparition of Fuji on cloudless days--more especially days of spring and autumn, when the greater part of the peak is covered with late or with early snows. ... Rising to a height of nearly 12,500 feet, Fuji is visible from thirteen provinces of the Empire. ... So from every district of the Empire pilgrims annually wend their way to Fuji; and in nearly all the provinces there are pilgrim-societies--Fuji-Ko--organized for the purpose of aiding those desiring to visit the sacred peak. ... Any hamlet, however remote, can occasionally send one representative to pray before the shrine of the divinity of Fuji, and to salute the rising sun from that sublime eminence. Thus a single company of Fuji-pilgrims may be composed of men from a hundred different settlements.
• By both of the national religions Fuji is held in reverence. The Shinto deity of Fuji is the beautiful goddess Ko-no-hana-saku-ya-himé--she who brought forth her children in fire without pain, and whose name signifies "Radiant-blooming-as-the-flowers-of-the-trees," or, according to some commentators, "Causing-the-flowers-to-blossom-brightly. ...
• But the legends and traditions about Fuji, the stories of its rising out of the earth in a single night--of the shower of pierced jewels once flung down from it--of the first temple built upon its summit eleven hundred years ago--of the Luminous Maiden that lured to the crater an Emperor who was never seen afterward, but is still worshiped at a little shrine erected on the place of his vanishing--of the sand that daily rolled down by pilgrim feet nightly reascends to its former position--have not all these things been written in books? There is really very little left for me to tell about Fuji except my own experience of climbing it.
• The open country about it slopes to Fuji; but the slope is so gradual that the table-land seems almost level to the eye. ... But on the gray August morning when I entered Gotemba as a pilgrim, the landscape was muffled in vapors; and Fuji was totally invisible. ... They supplied me with a pilgrim-staff, heavy blue tabi (that is to say, cleft-stockings, to used with sandals), a straw hat shaped like Fuji, and the rest of a pilgrim's outfit;--telling me to be ready to start with them at four o'clock in the morning.
• FROM STRINGS stretched above the balcony upon which my inn-room opens, hundreds of towels are hung like flags--blue towels and white, having printed upon them in Chinese characters the names of pilgrim-companies and of the divinity of Fuji. ... Fuji always invisible.

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