Fuji-san
On Monday Jen and I went on a bus tour to Mount Fuji.
The weather in Tokyo has been very cloudy/muggy of late, so we were doubtful whether we would even see anything.
The bus ride takes about two hours. Fortunately, the tour guide was a very entertaining Japanese fellow named Harry. He regaled us with lifestyle anecdotes and an ongoing history of ( Read more... )
The weather in Tokyo has been very cloudy/muggy of late, so we were doubtful whether we would even see anything.
The bus ride takes about two hours. Fortunately, the tour guide was a very entertaining Japanese fellow named Harry. He regaled us with lifestyle anecdotes and an ongoing history of ( Read more... )
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When (not if) you make it to Mount Fuji, you may wish to try and clinb it. There's paths that go right up to the summit, where there's a little village. All you really seem to need is water and a walking stick. I read a recent account of some young and fit US Marines who made the climb, and they appreciated having a stick.
Unsurprisingly, you can buy walking sticks at the 5th stage.
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