Mount Fujikasane

Mount Fujikasane is a peak located in Japan, often considered part of the larger Mount Fuji area. It stands at about 3,776 meters (12,385 feet) and forms the summit of the Fuji volcanic complex. Geologically, it is a stratovolcano, formed from layers of lava and ash over thousands of years. The mountain is significant for its scenic beauty and cultural importance, attracting climbers and tourists alike. Its rugged terrain and alpine environment offer challenging hikes and stunning views, serving as an iconic symbol of Japan’s natural landscape.