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And here's how the weather changes at the top in just a few minutes.
A cloud arrives and covers everyone with fog and rain. Even if it's +35 degrees at the base, the temperature at the top can drop to +15, and at night it can even go down to zero.
I didn't climb Mount Fuji on this trip.
Technically, it's possible to do it in a day without any equipment, but a lot can go wrong, and there's a high risk of getting stuck on the mountain overnight, getting wet, freezing, and then having to call for…
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On the route, there was also a visit to Oshino Hakkai, a tourist-friendly historical village near Mount Fuji.
And here I'll say that I wish I hadn't come here, because it's just a place overrun with tourists. The village is quite small, and it's…
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That very pagoda from the Japanese covers!
The viewing platform is located in Arakurayama Sengen Park, not far from the city, if you climb the mountain.
Of course, to take a beautiful photo of Mount Fuji in all its glory, you need to put in the…
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Archival photos from a trip to Fuji in the summer... All the way back in 2024! So much time has passed, and I'm only now sharing them!
Fuji-Kawaguchiko is a cool region that's definitely worth visiting separately. Unfortunately, I was just passing…