Views of Mount Fuji
Japan's most iconic mountain, arguably the most-recognized volcano in the world, is an elusive presence on Tokyo's horizon. Between frequent cloud cover and the jumble of buildings, it stays out of sight more often than not.
Then you'll have a clear blue sky and a clear line of sight, and it will stop you in your tracks.
In a sea of summer clouds
In autumn, from Showa Memorial Park
In winter, on a flight to western Japan
A last glimpse upon takeoff from Narita Airport
A clear view from high above Tokyo Bay
The bullet train between Tokyo and Osaka passes just to the south of Mt. Fuji
All it takes is a few floors off the ground and a gap in the buildings
