Mount Fuji's position in Japan is the same as that of the Great Wall in China, but the Great Wall belongs to China, but Mount Fuji does not belong to Japan. Don't think that I am joking. This is true. It is the most iconic snow-capped peak of Mount Fuji. Part of it belongs to private land, and its owner is the Shimamachi Asama Shrine. According to the records, the mountain was originally a private territory of the general family. Later, when they did charity, they gave it to the shrine. After World War II, Japan returned the private land to the owner, and the land became Shrine. Everyone knows that the status of the shrine in Japan is also very high, so Japan does not dare to act rashly. Therefore, under the consultation of the two parties, an agreement has been reached to rent a mountain. As long as the Japanese government rents the shrine every year, then it can be For tourists to watch.