Mount Fuji
If you have literally no other mental references for Japan, you’ve got Fuji. It’s everywhere—tourism material, textbooks, your phone (yes, go […]
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Mount Koya
One of the most sacred sites in Japan, Koya-san is the heart of Shingon Buddhism, founded by the monk Kukai (posthumously known as Kobo Dashi) in […]
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Inasayama
Also known as Mount Inasa, the peak of the mountain affords a spectacular view of Nagasaki harbor and the city.