mountfuji
If you were looking for an image to represent Japan, chances are the perfect snow-capped cone of Mount Fuji would be high on your list. It’s not just there to admire from a distance, however. Climbing Mount Fuji is at the top of many people’s bucket lists, and there’s no time like the present to take up the challenge. However, due to overtourism, new regulations are being instated. Starting in 2024, hikers without hut reservations will be restricted from climbing Mount Fuji between 4 p.m. and 3 a.m. to prevent overnight climbing. Additionally, hikers planning to use the Subashiri Trail must su...
GaijinPot
A town is Japan has got so fed up with tourists that they have built a huge fence blocking the view of the attraction they are coming for - the famous Mount Fuji. The 20-metre long and 2.5-metre high fence is covered with a black mesh net, not the most social media-friendly backdrop to the selfies that visitors flock here for. Fujikawaguchiko is known to offer some of the best views of the iconic Japanese mountain. But locals have had enough of tourists blocking pavements and stopping traffic to get the perfect shot. A particularly popular photo location was outside a Lawson convenience store,...
Euronews (English)
A Japanese town, known for its near-perfect views of the iconic Mount Fuji, is fighting back against hordes of tourists. Fujikawaguchiko, in the northern foothills of the mountain, boasts a number of scenic photo spots that offer stunning shots of the legendary destination. This week, though, the town has begun constructing a large, black screen on a stretch of a sidewalk to block the view of the mountain. The reason? Misbehaving foreign tourists. “Kawaguchiko is a town built on tourism, and I welcome many visitors, and the town welcomes them too, but there are many things about their manners ...
Euronews (English)
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