Mt. Fuji gets season's first snow

Mt. Fuji gets season's first snow

KAMIKUISHIKI, Japan - Mt. Fuji seen from the village of Kamikuishiki, Yamanashi Prefecture, on Oct. 21 is capped with the season's first snowfall, 20 days later than normal years.

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