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28 September 2010

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Carmen

If you want to climb Mt. Fuji, then you'll have to go in, or close to, summer. It won't be open for clnbmiig in winter.For the most up-to-date info., I highly recommend getting a copy of the book "Lonely Planet Japan". You can look up Mt. Fuji and it will give you all the pertinent information.It is definitely accesible from Tokyo by various means. You can take the shinkansen (bullet train), a variety of local trains, and there are likely bus trips too. It could take from an hour to a few hours to get there. Check the book. It'll be an enormous help not only going there, but for whatever else you do in Japan. It lists hotels, restaurants, transportation, etc. for all budgets. It has pictures, maps, important names in Japanese, phrases, etc. Even some Japanese use this book.If you want to see the mountain in winter and don't intend to climb it, then renting a car may be an option. There are some beautiful lakes around it, so you might want to drive out there.

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