源平表源平表は、その胆しさゆえにレく弊順に岑られている晩云匯互い表です。炎互は3,776メ`トル、晩云のほぼ嶄伉何に了崔し、雰貧たびたび島諮してきました。1707定參週は諮表試強を俚峭していますが、仇嵎僥貧は試諮表です。
7 `0 z4 Z- G8 b) o* i4 z1 q6 n9 _/ ]源平表は晩云眉表の1つで、硬栖佚剿の鵑箸靴導腓瓩蕕譴討ました。蒙に臭扮旗1603゛1867には、佚剿のための鞠表が腹んに佩われています。1 B' X' [& L% f1 i# T; i+ L2 |% t
その琉寄さと胆しさはまた、晩云の謹くの椰宝社を帆砲掘單れた恬瞳が火されています。検弊}鮫社?乞蔑臼箸砲蓮幻市脆噴鎗尚々という單れた恬瞳があり、仝橿源平々など弊順に岑られる兆恬もあります。
1 z: ~- ~* Y8 w; Y5 wFuji-san(Mount Fuji)Fuji-san is Japan's highest mountain, known throughout the world for its beauty. It is 3,776 meters high, located almost in the middle of Japan, and in the past erupted frequently. Since 1707 volcanic activity has ceased, but geologically it is a dormant volcano.
- b4 K7 ]# N! j( V0 z( _Fuji-san is one of Japan's three sacred mountains and has been an object of worshipsince ancient times. In the Edo Period(1603-1867) in particular, it was frequently climbed as an expression of faith.; T- L9 b6 G, G1 O+ K* N
Its grandeur and beauty have fascinated many Japanese artists, who have left behind outstanding works of art. There is, for example, the outstanding work called the "Fugaku Sanjurokkei" by the ukiyoe artist KATSUSHIKA Hokusai, which contains worldly known masterpieces like the "Akafuji." |