Kengamine Peak, Summit in Japan
Kengamine Peak, part of Mount Fuji, offers breathtaking views above the clouds.
It is considered a sacred summit with rich historical significance in Japanese culture.
Climbing Mount Fuji, including Kengamine, is a popular activity symbolizing pilgrimage.
The official climbing season for Mount Fuji is early July to mid-September.
Kengamine Peak is often less crowded than the main peak, offering a more serene experience.
Elevation above the sea: 3,776 m
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Kengamine Peak, part of Mount Fuji, offers breathtaking views above the clouds.
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