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Japan: Season’s First Snowcap Observed On Mt. Fuji, Latest Ever In 130 Years

The first snowcap of the season was observed on Mt. Fuji on Thursday, November 7, the Japan Meteorological Agency announced. This marks the latest in 130 years of observation, and 36 days later than average.

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2024 at 09:30h, Shizuoka Prefecture, Japan Video Recording Date/Time: November 6, Fuji, NOTE: Looped video Video Location: Lookout of Fujisan Kodomonokuni in Kazaki

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