Mount Fuji Peakscapes Elevation Panorama

Arguably the most recognizable single mountain on the planet, Mount Fuji is the picture of symmetry, a snow-capped stratovolcano that looms 100 km southwest of Tokyo. The last eruption here was in 1707, but Mount Fuji is still considered to be an active volcano.

This view illustrates Mount Fuji as seen from the south, rising high above the lower ranges that surround it.

Elevations are shown in meters.