Top 5 Things To Do Around Mount Fuji | Japan Travel

Mount Fuji (Fujisan) has long been an iconic symbol of Japan. The snow-capped, nearly perfectly shaped volcano is not only a popular tourist attraction but also a sacred place and a source of artistic inspiration throughout the centuries.

In today's video, we explore the top 5 things to do around Mount Fuji - Japan’s highest point.

- (1:20) SENGEN SHRINES: More than 1,300 shrines across the country worship Mount Fuji and the deity associated with the mountain - Princess Konohanasakuya. There are temples and shrines all around Mount Fuji, including ones near the crater's edge and bottom.

- (2:48) FUJI-Q HIGHLAND: This is one of the top amusement parks in Japan. It is famous for thrilling games, roller coasters…

- (3:47) ITCHIKU KUBOTA ART MUSEUM: The museum exhibits techniques and skills in dyeing long-sleeved silk kimonos that require a high degree of perfection. Kimono decoration methods also take a lot of effort.

- (4:47) CLIMB MOUNT FUJI: Let's climb the mountain and experience it. Mount Fuji divides into ten stations to reach the top of the hill. Remember to follow the proper guidelines before the climbing journey begins.

- (6:18) VIEW MOUNT FUJI: You can see and admire the awe-inspiring and outstanding natural beauty of Mount Fuji from many locations, such as the North shore of Lake Kawaguchiko, Shizuoka City, and the Bunkyo administrative center in Tokyo.

Mount Fuji has always been considered the sacred symbol of Japan. Therefore, many people believe being able to go to Mount Fuji to see the white snow is fortunate.
The stunning views of Mt. Fuji that were made well-known during the Edo era have contributed to the mountain's legacy as a global attraction.

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