Mount Fuji, Japan, as seen from the International Space Station. An active stratovolcano and the tallest peak in Japan at 12,389 feet (3,776 m), Fuji has an extremely symmetrical cone that is snow‑capped for several months of the year. During warmer months, climbing routes make it possible for hundreds of thousands of people to hike the summit each year.
35.362457°, 138.730426°
NASA
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