Mt. Fuji seen from the east
The top of a mountain is almost flat.
(but not so flat but round when we look up at it from the nearer places)
A flat area by Mt. Hoeizan & the Hoh-ei crater is seen on the left ridge line of Mt. Fuji.
Two horns can be seen on the left & the right side of the mountaintop
from the places of more than the horizontal distance 70 km.
14. Fuji seen from Kohboh-yama park Hadano Kanagawa on Dec. 11, 2011
13. Fuji seen from Isogo-ku Yokohama Kanagawa on Dec. 11, 2011
12. Fuji seen from Myohjin-pass Oyama-cho on May 25, 2011
11. Fuji seen from Nakahinata Oyama-cho on May 25, 2011
10. Fuji seen from Enoshima Light -house Observatory on Mar. 05, 2011
9. Fuji seen from the fifth stage of Subashiri-Gate on Sep. 14, 2010
8. Fuji seen from Inamuragasaki Kanagawa on Dec. 21, 2009
7. Fuji seen from Hiroyama park on Dec. 21, 2009
Two horns can be seen on the left & the right side of the mountaintop
from the places of more than the horizontal distance 70 km.
6. Fuji seen from Nakai-cho Kanagawa on Dec. 12, 2009
5. Fuji seen from Ashigara pass on Dec. 07, 2009
Fuji seen from Ashigara pass No. 2 on Dec. 21, 2009
4. Fuji seen from Subashiri IC on Mar. 29, 2008
When we look up at Mt. Fuji at the nearer places, the shape of the mountain top is round.
The following is another scene on May 25, 2011.
3. Fuji seen from Ayusawa PA of the Tohmei expressway
Fuji seen from Ayusawa PA of the down Tohmei expressway about a.m.10:30 on Feb. 13, 2008
Fuji seen from the up Ayusawa PA of the Tohmei expressway about a.m.9:30 on Feb. 13, 2008
The snow smoke is seen on a right ridge line.
The following is another scene on Dec. 20, 2009.
2. Mt. Fuji from Kami-ohzuki Hadano city Kanagawa Pref.
Fuji seen from the Hadano Campus of Sophia University on Feb 13, 2008
1. Fuji seen from Suntoh-gun Oyama-cho
Fuji seen from the vicinity of Oyama bus stop of the down Tohmei expressway on Feb. 13, 2008