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Japan's Mount Fuji Is Still Without Its Snowcap, Breaking Previous Records
Mount Fuji, the tallest peak in Japan with a height of 3,776 meters (12,389 feet), is an active stratovolcano that last ...
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Climbing Mount Fuji can be fatal: What to know and how to prepare
Local officials and mountaineering experts are warning against risky climbing practices on Mt. Fuji as more accidents have occurred in recent years. Four hikers died there just before the season's ...
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Tree line on Mt. Fuji reaches new heights; global warming cited
On majestic Mount Fuji, the tree line is located near the ... His survey targeted trees with a height of 1.3 meters or more growing on a sliver of land, some 2,400 meters above sea level ...
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Japan's Mount Fuji to Implement Visitor Cap, Fees for Climbers
Mount Fuji, a stratovolcano, stands alone and is often seen snow-capped. The site was inscribed on UNESCO’s list in 2013 and sits at about 12,388 feet in height. Climbing this popular mountain ...