Fuji Subaru Line 5th Station, Line Ascent of Mount Fuji.

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Jumat, 15 April 2016

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Allayosha - Climb Mount Fuji in Japan may be the dream of many climbers in the world. Who does not want to climb one of the most beautiful mountain in the world? To climb Mount Fuji, there are 4 lines with 4 climbing starting point and one of them is the Fuji Subaru Line 5th Station, which is part of a climbing lane Yoshida and included in Yamanashi prefecture. Many climbers both local and foreign who started their ascent on Mount Fuji from this point. But, if you do not intend to climb, you can still come to this place to enjoy the beauty of Mount Fuji from near and also the beauty of nature around here.

 No doubt many who agree to say that Mount Fuji is one of the mountain in Japan offering beauty that is very intriguing. This mountain is the type of active volcanoes and it's located on the border between the prefecture of Shizuoka and Yamanashi prefectures. From Tokyo, Mount Fuji is only about 100 km away to the north-west of Tokyo. By reaching 3,776 meters high, Mount Fuji has been named as the highest mountain in Japan.

Video beauty of Mount Fuji, Video by Barry Kusuma.

Fuji Subaru Line 5th Station we can see Mount Fuji from near the peak of nearly perfect conical coupled with shady trees surrounding scenery. And because the size is very large, you can see Mount Fuji from various places Area Fuji Subaru Line 5th Station this. You can also try to visited the foot of the beautiful mountain. Will appear also a large lake named Lake Ashi (Ashi no Ko) in Hakone and also a variety of magnificent observatories around Yokohama and Tokyo.

 To be able to witness the beauty of Mount Fuji to the maximum, which suggested the best time is during the winter is between December to March. Because in the months that, in addition to the air clean of clouds and Mount Fuji will appear very clearly, you will also be treated to views of snow-white that adorn the summit of Mount Fuji. As for the months April to August, Mount Fuji usually be a lot covered with clouds and fog. So be sure to come at the right time if you want to enjoy the beauty of Mount Fuji.

 Fuji Subaru Line 5th Station also had a side of history that is legendary, because here we can see the many sculptures of the climbers. For most people of Japan, Mount Fuji has been regarded as a symbol of Japan's view of the eternal and spiritual attraction since ancient times. The word "Fuji" itself has found millions of years ago in a book of the Old Japanese poem named "Man'yōshū". Man'yōshū composed in the 8th century and has left many evidences of heritage (Ukiyoe Woodblock Prints) from Mount Fuji itself.

Currently Fuji Subaru Line 5th Station become a popular tourist spot in Japan, not only among the climbers. The motorcycle enthusiast also love touring this area, because when it comes to the 5th Station, I saw a lot of big motors were touring to enjoy the natural beauty around this 5th Station. No wonder if a lot of domestic tourists and foreigners who flocked to come to Yamanashi only to missions ascent. Every year, about 200 thousand people climb Mount Fuji from Fuji Subaru Line 5th Station in this Yamanashi region. Generally they climb to the top of Mount Fuji in the climbing season is between July and August. In the span of Mount Fuji is open for the public to climb. Rest area and resting huts will only be open in July and August so make sure you visit him in the appropriate month.

When climbing season arrives, avoid weekends if you want to climb on the Fuji Subaru Line 5th Station because at that period, this place would normally be packed with domestic tourists so it will be very crowded. If you are a mountain climber, climb Mount Fuji can trigger your adrenaline. Feel the cold feel of the skin in the area of ​​the top of Mount Fuji where the temperature can reach 5 degrees Celsius in mid-summer. Should prepare first complete ascent of the tools included trekking, warm clothes, scarves, sweaters, thick socks, fleece jackets, wool hats, and others as. And for you who fear or phobia of heights, I should probably just revert your intention to make the climb to Mount Fuji.

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