Mount Fuji stands at 3,776 metres, making it the highest peak in Japan. Every year, hundreds of thousands of people climb it, but many arrive unprepared. This guide is for those who want to make the most of the experience: choosing the right Mount Fuji climbing route, preparing for changing weather conditions, discovering the best photography spots, and returning safely after an unforgettable adventure.
Nagoya is one of those cities that many travellers simply pass through only to realise later that they should have stayed longer. As the capital of Aichi Prefecture, it perfectly blends modern innovation and industrial heritage while remaining deeply rooted in its local traditions and identity.
Set off to discover Japan through its unique arts, blending living tradition and innovative trends that shape its plural identity. This article invites you to explore the richness of Japanese aesthetics, a subtle alliance of history and contemporary creativity.
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