People who have never been to Japan will blurt out Mount Fuji if they see a beautiful conical mountain with a small top and a big bottom in the picture in the book. And those foreigners who have been to Japan but have never been to Mount Fuji are actually not people who have been to Japan.

The Japanese like Mount Fuji and worship it as a sacred mountain. Mount Fuji has a high status in the eyes of the Japanese, and it has become a symbol of Japan. Speaking of reasons, there are roughly the following five points:

First, the appearance of Mount Fuji is unique and beautiful. Mount Fuji is the highest mountain in Japan. Seen from a distance, it presents a symmetrical cone, much like a jade fan hanging upside down in the clear sky, showing the beauty of Leng Yan.

Second, the Japanese have always regarded people who climb the top of Mount Fuji as heroes. Mount Fuji is high and steep. At the same time, the climate on the top of the mountain changes rapidly, which is difficult to predict. For example, it was sunny just now, but it may be cloudy and windy before long. So it caused great difficulties for climbers.

Third, the scenery is pleasant. Mount Fuji suddenly appeared in a drastic crustal change about 23 million years ago. It is a dormant volcano, but it sometimes produces ejection. There are about 10 small earthquakes every year.

Fourth, a monitoring station was built. Japan is the country with the deepest research on earthquakes in the world. Due to the special conditions of Mount Fuji, the Japanese built an earthquake monitoring station in Mount Fuji. Japan is located in the earthquake zone, and there are many earthquakes every year. Therefore, it is necessary to establish an earthquake observation station in Mount Fuji. In this way, Mount Fuji has become a well-known place.

Fifth, there are countless things named after it. The Japanese love and worship Mount Fuji, and they often name other objects after Mount Fuji. For example, fujifilm, which is popular all over the world, is named after Mount Fuji.