Photographer keeps taking photos on Mt. Fuji

TOKYO, Japan - Photo taken July 26, 2013, in Tokyo shows Shoichi Ono, who takes photographs of views from the top of Mt. Fuji such as the morning sun and dynamic clouds. Ono has scaled Mt. Fuji every year for the past nine years, spending a total of more than 80 days on the mountain.

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