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Map showing where people can see Mt Fuji released online

Sep. 4 06:00 am JST 7 Comments

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JonathanJo
Sep. 4 07:34 am JST

Amazing map! Going to need extremely clear air though to see Fujisan from 200km away.

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SaikoPhysco
Sep. 4 08:37 am JST

This should help increase my home value!

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ClippetyClop
Sep. 4 09:04 am JST

I love the one over near Biwako. Fuji-san is about the size of a pixel.

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Cosmos1
Sep. 4 10:02 am JST

interesting box of bollocks

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expat
Sep. 4 10:43 am JST

Why does everything in Japan have to be made so explicit, and documented to the nth degree? Does the illusion of having removed all doubt make people feel safer, or what?

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vistula
Sep. 4 01:53 pm JST

Something caught my eye; why is Sakhalin island north of Hokkaido still split in half? (the old border is still visible) I thought it was already ceded to Russia after WW2?

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Chop Chop
Sep. 5 05:26 am JST

I can see Mt. Fuji from Kita - Toda Station while I wait for the Saikyo sen in the morning if the weather was good..

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Map showing where people can see Mt Fuji released online