What you re looking at is Mount Fuji, the mountain of the Japanese fire deity, the tallest mountain in Japan. It is actually an active volcano, which erupted for the last time in the early 1700s. As always, click the pic for full size.
GeoPicture of the week: Mounti Fuji
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Published on Wed, Feb 15, 2012 by Mihai Andrei
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