1. Interesting Facts and Description:
Mt. Fuji, also widely known as Fuji-san, is an active volcano located on Honshu Island in Japan. It is Japan’s highest mountain at 3,776.24 meters and has been designated as a UNESCO World Heritage site. The mountain has a symmetrical cone shape and is an iconic landmark in Japan. People from all over the world visit the mountain to hike, climb and admire its natural beauty.
One interesting fact about Mt. Fuji is that the volcanic activity has actually increased in recent years, leading to concerns about a possible eruption. However, the Japanese government has implemented measures to closely monitor the activity and minimize the risk to the public. Another interesting fact is that there is a hiking trail that goes all the way to the summit of the mountain and takes around 6-8 hours to climb. On a clear day, climbers can see an amazing view of the surrounding landscape from the summit.
2. Working Time and Phone:
As Mt. Fuji is a natural landmark, there are no specific working hours. However, the official climbing season is from July to September when the weather is most favorable for climbing. The park is accessible 24 hours a day, but hiking is only allowed during the climbing season. For more information, you can contact the Mt. Fuji Visitor Center at +81 555-72-0259.
3. Ticket Info and Transportation:
There is no ticket fee to visit the park, but there may be a fee for hiking up the mountain. The fee varies depending on which trail you take and ranges from ¥1,000 to ¥1,500. There is also a bus service available from Tokyo to Mt. Fuji and the cost ranges from ¥2,500 to ¥3,500. Alternatively, you can take the train to Fujisan Station and from there, take a bus or taxi to the park. The cost for the train and bus/taxi varies depending on the route you take.
