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Sugarloaf mountain towers over Rio de Janeiro.
Some of the popular sites in Japan are the Mt. Fujiyama, the Tokyo Tower, the Atomic Memorial Dome in Hiroshima Prefecture, the Shibuya district in Tokyo, Tokyo Disneyland. ALSO AUSTRALIA
The nearest large city to Mt. Fuji in Japan is the capital city of Tokyo. Mt. Fuji is over 12,000 feet above sea level at its summit.
Yes,because a SkyScraper towers over the city.
there are many mountains in japan over 60% is mountainous the most famous is Fuji sansakurajima and aso san are famous mountain volcanos in kyushuu and aizu bandai san had a famous song written about it
There are many of them, all over the world.
Famous places in Bulgaria include: * Sofia (the capital). * Plovdiv. The Old City (Stari Grad) is situated on a massive rock that towers above the modern city. It has many delightful old buildings. * Veliko Turnovo. This city was the capital in medieval times and is spread over different levels. It is an intriguing city, with sudden, dramatic changes in height. * There are various old monasteries, especially in the south of the country. The best known is Rila. * There are several resorts on the Black Sea coast.
Mt. Fuji is a stratovolcano that is located in the country of Japan. It was formed over time as many eruptions occurred. The more it erupted, the larger it became. The last time it erupted was in 1707 0r 1708. It can be seen from many miles away on a clear day.
Mount Fuji was named after the Buddhist fire goddess, Fuchi. Fuchi was believed to inhabit the volcano and control its fiery eruptions. Over time, Fuchi's name evolved into "Fuji," and the mountain became known as Mount Fuji.
The Twin Towers were burned down on September 11 in New York City. Two terrorist from Esbecistan took over a plane and crashed it into the World Trade Center "twin towers". Who ever doesn't remember that event is dumb, mean, and stupid. How could you?
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Yes, the twin towers changed over time because in the end they were blown up and they definitely did not start that way.