Fuji -it's an active volcano and also the
highest mountain in Japan. It's located on the Island of Honshu,
south-west of the capital, Tokyo. In 2013, Mount Fuji has been
inscribed onto the World Heritage List as a cultural heritage object -
the Holy Place and the source of Artistic Inspiration.
The etymology of the name is difficult to determine. According to some researchers, the name can come up with language ajnuskiego from Fuchi - the name of the fire goddess (kamuj). It’s one of the most recognizable things in Japan. The Japanese love their mountain and they put it everywhere where they can (like on a cans of drink)
The etymology of the name is difficult to determine. According to some researchers, the name can come up with language ajnuskiego from Fuchi - the name of the fire goddess (kamuj). It’s one of the most recognizable things in Japan. The Japanese love their mountain and they put it everywhere where they can (like on a cans of drink)
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