<p>On my flight to Okinawa!</p>

On my flight to Okinawa! (Photo: Peter Sidell)

Other Views of Mount Fuji

Japan's iconic mountain seen from different angles

Peter Sidell Jan 06, 2016 - 1 min read

<p>On my flight to Okinawa!</p>

<p>A summer sunset on Isshiki beach in Hayama</p>

<p>Dusk over Mishima station</p>

<p>On the climb up Mount Ogusu on the Miura Peninsula</p>

<p>From the roof of Sun to Moon shopping centre in Mishima</p>

<p>Overlooking the pleasant town of Numazu</p>

<p>On a hazy day from Yamanaka Castle site, between Mishima and Hakone</p>

<p>From the Satta Pass, near Shizuoka City</p>

<p>Looking up the main road south from Numazu</p>

<p>From the City Hall observatory in Shizuoka City</p>

<p>A winter sunset on Tsujido beach</p>

<p>From the summit of Mount Ogusu</p>

<p>Overlooking Yamanaka Castle site</p>

Mount Fuji is one of Japan's most iconic images, with a lot of views taken from either Lake Kawaguchi or the hot-spring resort of Hakone. However, there are a lot of places to see it from, and it doesn't look any less impressive, so here are some pictures from a selection of lesser-known vantage points

Peter Sidell

Peter Sidell @peter.sidell

I came to Japan from Manchester, England in 2003, and have travelled a lot since then, around Japan and in Asia. When I'm not working, I write satire and perform stand-up comedy in and around Tokyo. Check YouTube for a taste.