>>The View from Mt. Kitadake in Japan's Southern Alps<<

"I shot this from Mt. Kitadake in Japan's Southern Alps, the second highest mountain in Japan. Illuminated only by moonlight, I took this photo using a long exposure time. The short lines at a slant in the middle are the paths of stars. Mt. Fuji is mysterious. It looks high even viewed from far away, and it looks even higher viewed from the air. I heard that a site on the Internet offers different views from various directions. Probably, Mt. Fuji is the only mountain where doing this is fun. I can understand why the site was launched.

[The Crater]　[Near the Top]　[Close View Near the Top]　[The Yoshida Osawa Valley]
[South West of the Tree Line]　[North East of the Tree Line]
[The Climbers' Half-Way Point]　[The View from Mt. Kitadake in Japan's Southern Alps]