Hello every body, my name is Linda. Nice to meet you. Are you ok today? I'm very good and exciting. Now i will talk you about my trip. It is the most interesting place. Let's start.

The place that I am going to come here, everyone will know. That place is known as "the city of the rising sun". Speaking of which, I'm sure everyone can guess it's Japan.Coming to Japan, everyone will know a mountain called "Mount Fuji".Mount Fuji is the most famous mountain in Japan.This mountain is 3,776.24 high above sea level. Located on the island of Honshu and is also the highest mountain in Japan. And it is also the second highest mountain in the world. This is an inactive stratovolcano with its last eruption in 1707-1708.It is a mountain recognized by UNESCO as a world cultural heritage in 2013.For the Japanese, Mount Fuji has long been considered a very spiritual mountain and a source of artistic inspiration.For centuries, the Japanese have forged a spiritual connection with this mountain. Legend has it that the famous ascetic Hasegawa Kokugyo (1541–1646) climbed the mountain more than 100 times. This achievement of his led to the formation of the Fuji-ko, a group of worshipers of Mount Fuji. This sect built temples, created stone monuments, and fasted to show their worship. Their fanatical loyalty eventually led the Tokugawa shogunate to ban the belief, though Japan's long-standing tradition of mountain worship has kept the mountain revered and revered as a important spiritual site.More than 300,000 people climb Mount Fuji every summer. The four main trails are four different routes to the summit, stopping at rest areas or “stations” that provide amenities and accommodations along the way. Most climbers want to see the sunrise, so they climb between midnight and early morning to watch the sun rise above the horizon from the summit. In pre-modern times, Mount Fuji was a place of training for monks and even the lower classes made pilgrimages here. The numerous shrines at the foot of the mountain are a testament to the historical and spiritual significance of Mount Fuji.Những hình ảnh mang tính biểu tượng nhất của Núi Phú Sĩ có từ thời Edo (1603–1867). The most iconic images of Mount Fuji date back to the Edo period (1603–1867). Artist Ando Hiroshige's series of woodblock prints of Mount Fuji depict the mountain from a variety of perspectives and vistas, giving people from all over the world a glimpse into the area and its topography. Mountain. Similarly, the woodblock prints of master painter Katsushika Hokusai are said to have influenced western painter Vincent Van Gogh and even composer Claude Debussy. The picturesque sight of Mount Fuji popularized during the Edo period has helped solidify the mountain's legacy as a global attraction.

Above are some of my knowledge about this famous mountain. If there is a chance, everyone should go to that place to experience and visit. I'm sure everyone will like such a beautiful mountain.

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