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Highest peak in Japan and one of the best known of the planet, Mount Fuji is actually a volcano, whose last eruption took place three centuries. More precisely on December 16, 1707, when they launched a hail of five centimeters of ash on the then capital of the country, Edo

The training of 3,776 meters, located between the provinces of Yamanashi and Shizuoka, the main geological icon of Japan, the object of annual pilgrimage of more than 300 thousand tourists and climbers who make the path to its summit. Others note the distance the millions, especially the windows of the bullet trains, which cut the country.
After a very tiring climb, a beautiful panoramic view of Mount Fuji.