Live From Mt Fuji - Gwar
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Advantages: Beautiful to photograph is you like scenery Disadvantages: Just like any other mountain if you venture to it
As people who travel will know, the landscape is what they take away as the largest memory of their destination. In Japan that is not really the case. It has been a few years since I visited the land of the rising sun and the Japanese landscape is not high on my list of memories. I travelled there when I was in my teens (which may be too young to really appreciate such a different culture) and I remember the low roof's, the extraordinarily low ceilings ... ...one day though that we made a trip to the mountain known as Fuji. It was once very volcanically active, and is still known to spew the odd plume of smoke but for the time being, Fuji is a fairly docile giant.
There is a bus depot at the bottom of the mountain that will take groups or individuals up the side of Fuji for approximately £5 which is quite good considering everything else in the country is so expensive. Because I was with a group, the ...
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Advantages: Must-go place in Japan Disadvantages: No
In my last trip to Japan, I took a day trip to the world famous Mount Fuji. It's been dormant for many years and its last eruption was over 100 years ago. The weather was very good and it was a very lovely scene. For photo tips, it's better to take pictures from distance on the way in or out , but not on the mountain itself. You need to go through eight stations to get to the top of the mountain. We can drive up to the fifth station, the highest ... ...climbers as the mountain is only open to them for two months(July and August) each year. There is a post office at the station where you can buy a post card and send back home-which can be a great souvenir for friends and family.
If you don't want to drive, the best day you can do is to join the local tours. I have included the opeartaors: http://www.japanican.com/index.aspx ...
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