Mount Fuji  :Mount Fuji is in Japan on the continent of Asia.

Climate:

 The official climbing season of Mount Fuji is from July 1 to the end of August. The off season climb is discouraged due to the bad climate. Average monthly temperatures around the summit of the mountain are below the freezing point from fall to spring, and temperatures can drop below the freezing point all year round, including summers month. In addition, harsh, strong winds often blow around the summit.

Natural Vegetation:
Fuji is 3,776m (12,388ft) high.It provides chances to enjoy the vegetation around the forest limit as well as views of Hoei Crater.We can plant vegetables and fresh flowers at there.There is no helicopter but fresh air at the summit of the mountain
Who Lives There?:

Japanese Squirrel and Japanese Serow and Asiatic Black Bears ans some Foxes have been seen. there are Nut Cracker's and Japanese paradise Flycatcher, There are some Forest Green Tree frogs there also. there are Sweet fish there but they usually die after laying their eggs because the water temperature is fairly constant. There is some small labyrinth's there. (butterfly).

We are not sure about human whether they live there or not.

Special Mention:

Mount Fuji is the heart of japan and at 3,776 meters, Mount Fuji is also the highest point in Japan.Fuji is 3,776m (12,388ft) high.It is visible over a massive area of central Japan and if you are lucky you can get a great view of it from an airplane as you are coming in to the country.

Special incidents:(1 particular incident that has changed the physical appearance)

 Buddhists believe they receive merit for climbing it, especially on the 33rd and 88th ascents. Some worshipers leave their sandals on the top of Mt. Fuji to raise its height. Some people have even committed suicide by leaping into the crater with the belief that reach nirvana after their death.
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