When I visited Japan in 2015 I hoped to see Mount Fuji. Not up close, as time wouldn't permit, but hopefully from a distance. On our last day, up in the Sky Tree, Mount Fuji was silhouetted in a rose colored sunset. That was such a beautiful sight.
This last trip a visit wasn't planned to see Mount Fuji up close, so I hoped weather would be fortunate enough for a distant view. Sure enough, last Wednesday, after getting off the Shonan Monorail in Enoshima, there stood Fuji, proud and strong, albeit a little hazy. But still I saw this beautiful mount.
Of course the above pic is a close up, zoomed in shot.
This is what Mount Fuji looked like from the balcony.
So small! And I had to squint a little!
But I still saw it.
I saw this iconic beautiful death trap ready to spew lava at any moment.
It's an active volcano. Volcanoes make me nervous.
Even so, I still hope to one day see her up close.
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