Mt. Fuji seen from Lake Shohji-ko
Fuji seen from Lake Shojiko has two horns (peaks) on both ends of the mountaintop
and it is called "Fuji holding a baby" because Ohmuro-yama Hill is located on this side of Fuji.
5. Mt. Fuji seen from Lake Shohji-ko on May 23, 2012
I could see Mt. Fuji in the fine weather in May.
Mt. Fuji surrounded with maples of the fresh green
The theme of the inverted image of Mt.Fuji is left.
The red tree of this side seems to be cultivars of Iroha-momiji (Acer palmatum), such as "Chishio" or "Deshohjoh".
Boat, angler and Mount Fuji
There was no cloud near the mountaintop until I moved from Lake Shojiko to Lake Motosu. (about half past 9 a.m.)
Small seed is talking to big Mount Fuji.
4. Mt. Fuji seen from Lake Shohji-ko on Nov. 18, 2009
I could see Mt. Fuji in autumn.
Fuji around the time just after noon
Mt. Fuji about 3:00 p.m.
3. Mt. Fuji seen from Lake Shohji-ko on Sep. 09, 2008
I could see Fuji in the lingering summer heat around 9:00 a.m.
2. Mt. Fuji seen from Lake Shohji-ko on Mar. 29, 2008
Around 2:30 pm, I could see calm Fuji.
1. Mt. Fuji seen from Lake Shohji-ko on Nov. 25, 2007
The shadow of the west mountains has begun to cover the close view.
There is a large image difference between the part in the sunlight and the part in the shadow.
