Fuji seen frm Lake Tanukiko
Fumoto Fujinomiya city
5. Fuji in late autumn on Nov. 16, 2010
As the wild ducks were enjoying swimming in the right side of the picture, the surface was not a clean mirror.
In the north side of the lake, the inverted image of Fuji was not seen because of the ripples of the surface of the lake.
Scenery seen from the campground in the north side of the lake.
The peak of autumn colors seemed to have passed over.
Maples in red and Fuji seen from the campground in the north side of the lake
Scenery seen from the lakefront of the south side of the lake
4. Fuji in winter on Jan. 06, 2010
It was about half past 3 p.m. when we arrived here, and the mountaintop part was covered by the thin cloud, but the cloud gradually disappeared.
Fuji before 4:00 p.m. has not been tinged with a tinge of red yet.
Wild ducks look busy with work.
The wild ducks went away for us at the sunset.
Shadow of the Tenshisanchi Range is approaching to the mountaintop of Fuji.
The sun has set, and the red of the top disappeared and it became gray and darkened.
3. Fuji in early winter on Dec. 07, 2009
The surface of a lake just after the sunset was like the mirror.
When I returned on the promenade, I saw Fuji again. I thanked Fuji.
2. Fuji in late autumn on Nov. 20, 2009
Fuji hardly showed the face around 2:00 p.m.
When I arrived, both the sky of the background and the whole scenery were bright,
but dark clouds flowed forward from the rear and gradually darkened.
The mysterious face of Fuji that showed me in a short while.
Through clouds, Fuji seemed to peep me and ask me "who are you?".
After this, Fuji completely went out of sight.
1. Fuji in early winter on Dec. 05, 2007
Fuji seen from the campground in the north side of the lake that is in Asagiri Plateau.
The evening sun declined, and the opposite bank became in shadow.
Fuji seen from the campground in the north side of the lake
The magnified face of the mountaintop
Coming from the campground to the west a little, I could get an inverted image of Fuji.