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Mt. Fuji
... time we saw the peak when we first arrived we couldn't believe the size of it...we managed to get a few pics of the old gal but nothing that quite does it justice. When the sun did come out the scenery looked amazing especially with all of the autumn colours We really enjoyed our trip out, it was great to get away from the city, beautiful scenery and a good way to wear ourselves out for the overnight bus journey that evening to ...
My longest blog in ths trip so far
... than double of some other places (700¥). I've never been to an onzen, can't compare if this is worthed. Anyhow, I enjoyed it very much. It was seperated by men and women. I was a bit uneasy walking around with "nothing"; seeing everyone is doing the same thing, who cares. There is an outdoor pool and different pools indoor. We have total spent 1 hr and 15 min for only the onzen, including shower, 'cus we have to catch a train. If I had more time, I could ...
Mt Fuji Trip Report
... watch! The coolest thing that happened was I posed with one of the SOTM 2012 banners that I won at auction a couple of days before when the conference finished. Heaps of conference attendees liked it on the FB group so that was nice to share with everyone. It was great being at the top of the mountain (panorama)… we got to walk all around the crater, which wasn’t all that impressive. There were a few snow ...
Higher than mountains....
... history. On the way we were treated to current affairs and the state of the Japanese economy. He also went up and down the bus several times checking people knew what they were doing that day, how they were getting back to Tokyo, or if they were joining another tour (like we were to go cave exploring) Our first stop was the Fuji.visitors centre on Fiji-san's skirt. We were told to 'enjoy our free time of 10 mins for a restroom visit' ie get to the toilet and ...
Tackling Mt Fuji
... asthmatics on inhalers.
Being a cheapskate I had also failed to by one, despite it being recommended. I was curious and had a blast on a friend’s, but felt nothing, deciding to just take deep breathes instead.
The trail had begun to get more difficult. I used my hands to scramble over boulders, pulling myself along. The air was thinner, and I was breathing more heavily. It was cold, but with the constant exertion I never felt the bite of the ...