Mt. Fuji capped with crest cloud

Mt. Fuji capped with crest cloud

FUJIYOSHIDA, Japan - Snow-capped Mt. Fuji, seen from the city of Fujiyoshida in Yamanashi Prefecture on May 22, is capped with a big crest cloud. The crest cloud emerged when a humid wind from the south blew to the top of the mountain and was cooled down by the cold atmosphere there.

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