Mount Fuji
Mountain peak · Oyama ·
Iconic volcano, UNESCO site, popular for climbing & photography
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Kitayama, Fujinomiya, Shizuoka 418-0112, Japan Get directions
Iconic volcano, UNESCO site, popular for climbing & photography
Kitayama, Fujinomiya, Shizuoka 418-0112, Japan Get directions
"In winter, the air is usually much clearer, letting travelers see the majesty of Mt. Fuji from higher vantage points around the country; visiting between about January 15 and March 15 can even feel like having the country to yourself, though you should avoid the winter holidays when many shops, restaurants, and attractions close." - Matt Ortile
"Japan’s tallest peak remains an active volcano and a bucket-list climb despite not erupting since 1707: open to the public from early July to early September, it draws thousands who ascend forest and rock to catch the sunrise (goraikō); the Yoshida Trail is the most popular route, a typical ascent takes five to eight hours, and mountain huts along the way offer overnight stops for those pacing the climb, which combines physical challenge with deep cultural significance." - Hana Al-Khodairi
"The full bar and amazing selection of sakes are part of the draw at Fuji Mountain, and the food menu offers plenty of options for those who want more than just excellent sushi. Want to try their finest selection? Order the Fuji royal that’s a grand assortment of their top salmon and tempura rolls. Order pickup or delivery online, or make reservations at Fuji Mountain’s website." - Maddy Sweitzer-Lamme
"A vibrant city and iconic mountain, featured in Natalie's film 'The Forest'."
"Fuji Mountain in Rittenhouse Square is a treasure trove of yummy sushi rolls, creative cocktails, and an assortment of shumai, gyoza, and other hot and cold appetizers. As an added bonus, the second level of the restaurants offers private rooms to rent for karaoke, making it an excellent choice for celebrations with larger groups.." - George Banks-Weston
