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A perfectly shaped snowy mountain is one of the most famous symbols of its country, and artists love to paint it.
Mount Fuji is Japan's tallest mountain, rising as a nearly perfect, symmetrical cone with a snow-capped peak for much of the year. Its striking shape has made it a national symbol, appearing in countless paintings, photographs, and stories for centuries.
China and South Korea both have their own famous mountains, but Mount Fuji specifically sits on the island of Honshu in Japan, not in either neighboring country.
Mount Fuji is actually an active volcano, and thousands of hikers climb to its summit every summer during the short official climbing season.
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