Mount Fuji

Mt. Fuji formed as two tectonic plates converged and subducted. Mt. Fuji is a stratovolcano (composite volcano) in Japan.

they are meltig down and new ones are forming

12,388 feet.

Mount Fuji is a lone volcano, it is not in a range.

wel the magic nettle is very common in the relm of mount fuji. Aording to the ancient proberb of the turkey and the potato the worm of the 15th dimension will pass over mount fuji defacating on many of the local monkeys screaming "akiakakakakakakakak"

Mount Fuji is an active volcano near the geographic center of Japan, southwest of Tokyo. It spans the Shizuoka and Yamanashi prefectures.

it is approximately 82.33 kilometers, or 51.16 miles.

Mount Fuji (also known as Fujiyama or Fuji-san) is on Honshū Island in Japan on the continent of Asia.

100km or 60 miles

Its one of japans three holy mountains (Fuji, Tate, Haku) so its always been an important symbol for the Japanese nation for centuries. The traditional religion of japan is shintoism and many pilgrims (it used to be mainly monks) used to and still do climb the mountain for the temples.

Probably a more modern reason is that the Japanese nation feel united as a whole (hence foreigners are still a bit of a novelty out there) and Fuji-san is a symbol that unites them as a nation and represents them

Its one of japans three holy mountains (Fuji, Tate, Haku) so its always been an important symbol for the Japanese nation for centuries. The traditional religion of japan is shintoism and many pilgrims (it used to be mainly monks) used to and still do climb the mountain for the temples.

Probably a more modern reason is that the Japanese nation feel united as a whole (hence foreigners are still a bit of a novelty out there) and Fuji-san is a symbol that unites them as a nation and represents them

Mount Fuji is a Volcanic mountain formed from volcanic vents in the Earth's crust that builds up over time when magma comes out as lava on the Earth and dries up into rock.

It shines first in the U.S.A. in Maine,West Quoddy Head.

300,000 people climb mount fuji every year

Climbing Mount Fuji is very popular not only among Japanese but also foreign tourists, who seem to make up more than a third of all hikers. The peak season for climbing Mount Fuji is during the school vacations which last from around July 20 to the end of August. The peak of the peak is reached during the Obon Week in mid August, when climbers literally have to stand in queues at some passages.

It is thought that the first ascent was in 663 by an anonymous monk.

Lava spilled out violently and smoke was released. Like any other volcano eruptions, land is made fertile while property and lives may have perished.

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Madagascar has five volcanoes. They are the Ambre-Bobaomby, the Nosy-Be, the Ankaizina Field, the Itasy Volcanic Field , and the Ankaratra Field.

Nobody did well not in the eruptions

Until 1852, Kangchenjunga was assumed to be the highest mountain in the world, but calculations based on various readings and measurements made by the Great Trigonometric Survey of India in 1849 came to the conclusion that Mount Everest, known as Peak XV at the time, was the highest.

According to the Atomic Archives the total casualties for Hiroshima were 66,000 dead and 69,000 injured and for Nagasaki 39,000 and 29,000.

This number is an estimate because it is hard to take into account how many died years later as a result of their injuries. It also does not take into account the deaths of those born after the bombing, deaths that may be attributed to the radiation exposure of the parents.

The last time it erupted was between 1707 and 1708. Since 781 AD, Mount Fuji has erupted 16 times.

There has been no major disaster specifically related to Mount Fuji. It is an active volcano, but the last eruption occurred in 1707. The main risks associated with Mount Fuji are volcanic activity and potential landslides.

It is not on a plate boundary. Therefore it may be on hotspot.

Yes, Mt. Kilimanjaro in Tanzania is taller than Mt. Fuji in Japan. Mt. Kilimanjaro is the tallest mountain in Africa, standing at approximately 19,341 feet (5,895 meters) high, while Mt. Fuji is about 12,389 feet (3,776 meters) high.

Mount Fuji offers stunning views, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and is a symbol of Japan's natural beauty and cultural significance. Climbing the mountain is a popular activity for adventurers and provides a sense of accomplishment upon reaching the summit. Additionally, Mount Fuji is surrounded by beautiful lakes, hot springs, and scenic landscapes that add to its appeal for visitors.