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How did Mount Fuji come to be?
Mount Fuji is a mountain that was built up over thousands and thousands of years from volcanic eruptions. it is that amazing symmetrical cone shape due to erosion.
Where is mount Fuji to the UK?
Mount Fuji is in Japan
What grows on mount fuji?
mount fuji grows popcorn
Japan highest mountain?
mount fuji
What's the height of Mount Fuji?
The height of Mount Fuji is 11,388 feet. Mount Fuji is in Japan and it is the highest mountain there.
Where is Mount Fuji is found?
In Tokyo, Japan. Mount Fuji's height is 3,776meters.
What is Mount Fuji made out of?
mount fuji is made of ice and volcano
Elevation of MOunt Fuji?
Mount Fuji's elevation is 12,388 feet.
How is mount fuji classified?
Mount Fuji is classified as a dormant volcano.
What other mountains are next to mount Fuji?
Mount Fuji's height
How does Mount Fuji erupt?
Mount Fuji last erupted in 1707.
Is mount fuji on the ring of fire?
yes mount Fuji is on the ring of fire
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