[Mt. Fuji] A panoramic photo of the highest point in Japan and a spectacular view of the sunrise.

[Mt. Houei] A huge crater at the 5th station of Mt. Fuji and a superb view from its edge.

[Mt. Jinba] Climb easily and enjoy the spectacular view at the open summit.

[Mt. Kaikoma] A very cool mountain in the Southern Alps of Japan
[Kami-kouchi] Japan’s leading mountain resort and one of the main entrances to North Alps.
[Mt. Ko-kumotori] Enjoy the healing mountaintop space surrounded by trees.
[Mt. Kumotori] A wonderful view from the highest point in Tokyo.

[Mae-hotaka-dake] Superb view from the most stylish mountain in the Hotaka mountain range.

[Mt. Nanatsuishi] Overlooking Mt. Kumotori and Ishione from the popular peak in Okutama.

[Oku-hotaka-dake] A perfect view at the highest peak of North Alps.

[Senjo-ga-take] At the summit called the Queen of South Alps.
[Shiradashi-no-col] Sunrise seen from the ridgeline of Hotaka mountains.

[Mt. Takao] A world record mountain with an altitude of 599m listed in the Michelin Guide.

[Mt. Yari] A spectacular view of the Northern Alps at the summit of spear.

Note: yama, san, zan, take, and dake attached after the mountain name are words meaning “Mt.” in Japanese. Therefore, “Fuji-san” and “Mt.Fuji” are the same. Also, it is often written as “Mt. Takao” or “Mt.Okuhotakadake”.

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