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Koichi Minato, president and CEO of Fuji Television Network, left, and Shuji Kano, Fuji Media Holdings COB, announce their resignation during a news conference at the Fuji Television headquarters ...

Climbers paid ¥2,000 to scale the mountain via the popular Yoshida trail last year, while those who made the journey through ...

Japanese broadcaster Fuji TV will set up an inquiry into a scandal involving a celebrity TV host, after public pressure from an activist investor and a fall in share prices.

Halfway up the mountain, cars and buses load and unload, and climbers pause on their way up or down. At the end of the climbing season this fall, Toshikazu Fukuhara is resting his weary legs after ...

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Representatives of the Fuji Five Lakes region in Japan joined Laguna Beach city officials in a ceremony formalizing their friendship on Monday at Laguna Art Museum.

First up, anyone climbing Fuji must pay 4,000 yen ($27) for a permit. They will also have to book slots online, as the mountain is restricted to 4,000 visitors per day.

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Fujikawaguchiko, in Yamanashi prefecture east of Tokyo, has a population of about 10,000 people and marks the beginning of one of the most popular hiking trails up Mount Fuji.