10th anniv. of Mt. Fuji's World Heritage registration

Nursery school children stand in front of a Mt. Fuji-themed bus during an event in Fujiyoshida in Yamanashi Prefecture on June 22, 2023, celebrating the 10th anniversary of the UNESCO World Heritage registration of Japan's tallest mountain.

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