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Another photo of Mount Fuji, the Japanese Cherry Blossom trees really make this picture even more beautiful

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Top 10 Facts On Mt Fuji - Travel Places

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The Gifts of Mt.Fuji and Coexistence with a Volcano - Mt.Fuji ...

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1. As Mt. Fuji formed and continued to erupt, valleys were slowly filled in by mud and lava, and the surrounding terrain was leveled.

2. Mt. Fuji also gives us gifts of clear, clean water and mineral rich soil thanks to volcanic ash deposits.

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1. Mount Fuji is an active volcano, so the thought that it might erupt would be terrifying.

2. There's a thing called altitude sickness.  The human body requires some time to adjust to a sudden increase of altitude, otherwise there is a risk of headache, dizziness and nausea. A lot of people who climb Mount Fuji suffer from altitude sickness.

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1. Mount Fuji is actually the tallest mountain in Japan.  It's around 12,388 feet tall!

2. Not only is Mount Fuji a volcano, it’s three! The mountain is three separate volcanoes placed on top of one another. The bottom layer is the Komitake volcano, then the Kofuji volcano, then Fuji, which is the youngest layer.

3. Mount Fuji is still an active volcano. Although, the last time it erupted was in 1707, over 300 years ago!

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Mount Fuji is about 60 miles from the Tokyo metropolitan area.

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Mount Fuji is located in Yamanashi and Shizuoka ken of central Honshu, Japan.