Mount Fuji

- Mount Fuji is the highest mountain in Japan at 3,776.24 m (12,389 ft).

- It is a stratovolcano, currently considered to be active but with a low risk of eruption. - Mount Fuji is a popular subject for photography and has been a pilgrimage site for centuries. - There are five main routes to climb Mount Fuji, with the Yoshida route being the most popular. - Climbing season is typically from July to mid-September, with most people summiting in the early morning for the sunrise. - The Rokkakudo, also known as the Rokkakudo Temple, is a small temple at the base of Mount Fuji. - It is known for its hexagonal shape and is a popular rest stop for hikers and tourists. - The Rokkakudo offers stunning views of Mount Fuji and is a great spot for photos. - The temple also has a small gift shop and offers omikuji (fortune-telling paper strips) for visitors. - If you plan on climbing Mount Fuji, make sure to bring proper gear and check weather conditions beforehand, as visibility can be limited.