Mt. Fuji to reopen to public

Mt. Fuji to reopen to public

People begin climbing Mt. Fuji on its Yamanashi Prefecture side on June 30, 2021, ahead of its public opening on July 1. The highest mountain in Japan was closed to the public last year due to the coronavirus pandemic.

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