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2013年被認定為世界文化遺產,富士山約10萬年前形成，在反覆火山噴發之下高達3,776公尺。自古以來富士山不僅是一座山，也是日本人心中的信仰對象。從平安時期（9世紀）人們畏懼富士山的噴發，所以在山腳下建立了許多神社，山岳信仰更深深印在日本人的心中，無論是在古文獻中還是詩歌、藝術中都經常出現富士山蹤影，也成了日本國家象徵。

Recognized as a UNESCO World Cultural Heritage site in 2013, Mount Fuji is more than just Japan’s highest peak at 3,776 meters — it’s a mountain steeped in spiritual meaning and cultural identity.
Formed roughly 100,000 years ago through repeated volcanic eruptions, Mount Fuji has long been revered, feared, and celebrated by the Japanese people. Since the Heian period (9th century), many shrines were built at its base as people sought to appease the volcanic forces they could not control.
Over the centuries, Fuji has become deeply rooted in Japan’s mountain worship traditions, appearing in ancient texts, classical poetry, and iconic artworks. Today, it remains not only a breathtaking natural landmark but also a powerful national symbol — of beauty, resilience, and spiritual harmony.