Mt. Fuji is the tallest mountain in Japan. Its height is 3,776 meters. However, it is hard to see Mt. Fuji from the ground level in the center of Tokyo because of many tall buildings. Still, there is a spot where people can enjoy the majestic view temporarily in the Meiji-Jingu Gaien area until Dec. this year; Tokyo National Stadium was dismantled in order to build a new stadium for the 2020 Tokyo Oplympics.
On Feb. 4, 2016, one of my friends of my high school days took pictures of Mt. Fuji and sent them to us. I got his permission to post them on my blogsite. Those are something special, so please enjoy them.
In front of Meiji Memorial Picture Gallery many amateur photographers are preparing for the shutter chance.
The sun set behind Mt. Fuji this day. We call this 'Diamond Fuji'.
[Posted by the courtesy of Mr. Takao Hatanaka, my friend]
On Feb. 4, 2016, one of my friends of my high school days took pictures of Mt. Fuji and sent them to us. I got his permission to post them on my blogsite. Those are something special, so please enjoy them.
[Posted by the courtesy of Mr. Takao Hatanaka, my friend]
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