 | Kawaguchiko, Japan |
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Kawaguchiko, June 22 Miles travelled: 82490 This town is along one of the "Five Lakes" which lie at the base of Mt. Fuji. One of the most recognizable symbols of Japan, Mt. Fuji is a 12,000 foot conical snowcapped volcano rising smoothly from the ...
... had a rather alarming image of myself trying to climb it like a tiny ant crawling indescernibly up something infintely colossal. Kawaguchiko is a nice little place, the train station looks like it has been newly renovated and is a pretty wooden building ...
Kawaguchiko is the largest of three lakes in the Japanese lake district just North of Mount Fuji. Mount Fuji, one of few symbols which immediately reminds us of Japan, and depictions of it in different forms were painted throughout Japanese art history, ...
I had not slept well, I think because of the excitement and anticipation of today's climb! I spent the morning wandering around Kawaguchiko and buying one of the Mount Fuji walking sticks which can be stamped (for a price) on the way up at each station ...
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