Nature
Mt. Fuji in spring
This time of year the mountain is still covered in snow. The scenery is dreamily peaceful and romantic, with flower-covered countryside and views of Mt. Fuji through the hazy clouds. In spring, the symbols of Japanese beauty, cherry blossoms and Mt. Fuji, compete against one another.
Mt. Fuji in summer
The skyline of Mt. Fuji is ruggedly masculine without a covering of snow. The mountain appears as if ablaze at sunrise. Dynamic scenes, such as Mt. Fuji at midday or surrounded by white thunder clouds, leave a lasting impression.
Mt. Fuji in autumn
Dusk scenes are typical of autumn. Covered with a light first snowfall, the sinking evening sun dyes Mt. Fuji red. You will be filled with a sense of desolation as you gaze up at Mt. Fuji from the harvested rice paddies, and will be charged by the emotional atmosphere.
Mt. Fuji in winter
A white Mt. Fuji covered completely in snow. Against the clear blue sky, the mountain’s beauty is especially striking. We recommend the glorious views Mt. Fuji provides as it glows red in the morning and evening.