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Fuji-san-must see?
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2008/2/17 23:41
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i will be travelling to hokkaido (Rutsusu Ski resort, Toya Lake & Sapporo)to spend 4 nights and 3 nights in tokyo. should i go to Fuji-san? should i stay over in that area too? or should i just enjoy the beauty of tokyo city (Ginza,Shinjuku, Asakusa, etc etc)? this is my first time to Japan.
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by luicbee
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On clear days, you can see Fujisan from Tokyo (or the airplane). Whether you want to make the effort to travel closer to it depends on your personal preferences.
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by Uji
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You could do a day trip to Hakone, which is realtively close to Fuji-san, but also there you need to have luck with the weather.
If you don't want to climb Fuji-san (only reasonable in Summer, without the snow), there's no need to get to the mountain.
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by Haf
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