Mt. Fuji covered with snow

Mt. Fuji covered with snow

OSHINO, Japan - Mt. Fuji, covered with snow, is clearly visible from Oshino, Yamanashi Prefecture, on Jan. 24. The best time to see the mountain is in January and February, when temperatures are lowest.

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