Located about 80 kilometers southwest of Tokyo, Japan, Mt. Fuji is one of Japan's most important symbols. Mt. Fuji is an active volcano in Japan and the highest peak in Japan. Mt. Fuji is known as the "Sacred Mountain" by the Japanese people and is a symbol of the Japanese nation's pride. Mt. Fuji is towering into the clouds, and the peak of the mountain is snow-capped, looking like a fan hanging upside down in the air, so it is also known as a "jade fan".
Mt. Fuji is a natural botanical garden, with more than 2,000 species of plants on the mountain, subtropical evergreen forests below 500 meters above sea level, temperate deciduous broad-leaved forests at 500 to 2000 meters, cold temperate coniferous forests at 2000 to 2600 meters, alpine dwarf curved forest belts above 2600 meters, and two craters of different sizes on the summits, and snow all year round.
Winter is the best viewing time of Mt. Fuji, the weather is sunny if the visibility is particularly high, this time to climb Mt. Fuji is basically by car, basically do not need how to climb the mountain can reach the mountainside, the mountainside has restaurants, amusement parks, etc., the side of the mountain is more from time to time there are crows, issued a crow, like the scene in the Japanese anime; low temperature snow on the mountain, this natural snow is built by the locals into a ski resort to attract tourists to come here to ski in winter, but there is a point to remind that mountaineering to wear good clothes, because the temperature is still relatively low, Also note that the trails in the mountains are icy and slippery.
Overall, Mt. Fuji is a well-worthwhile place to visit.