Fujiyama Collection (#11)

Mount Fuji, Japan - with view over Lake Nishiumi Date: circa 1910s

Mount Fuji, Japan - with view over Lake Hakone Date: circa 1910s

Mount Fuji, Japan - from Otometoge Date: circa 1910s

Mount Fuji, Japan - View from Shoji Lake Date: circa 1910s

Mount Fuji, Japan - Viewed from Omiya Date: circa 1910s

Journey of HIJMS Ashigara from Japan to England - 1937
HIJMS Ashigara - left Yokohama on 3rd March 1937, arriving in Portsmouth on 9th May 1937, in order to take part in George VIs Coronation Review at Spithead on 20th May. Date: 1937

Mount Fuji, Japan - Hotel in the foreground on the shores of Lake Ashinoko. Date: 1939

Japan - Mount Fuji viewed from Kashiwabara
Japan - Mount Fuji viewed from the marshes of Kashiwabara Date: 1907

Tokyo, Shinjuku District Skyline, Mount Fuji, Japan. (Nov. 2008)

Asia, Japan, Hakone. Early morning views of Mt. Fuji from Lake Ashi in the Fuji-Hakone-Izu National Park

Japan. Tokyo. Shinjuku District Skyline and Shinjuku Gyoen Garden

Fujiyama from Tagonoura, Suruga. Photograph shows a view of Mount Fuji from the waterfront at Tagonoure on Suruga Bay. Watercolor drawings on the mount depict a woman sitting in front of a screen in

Japan - Mount Fuji
Two beautiful Japanese boast on a lake, with Mount Fuji rising majestically behind. Date: circa 1910s

Japanese New Years card - from 1916. A stylised golden sea dragon set before the unmisstakeable outline of Mount Fuji (Fujiyama) Date: 1916

Shinto priest climbing Mount Fujiyama on pilgrimage. The summit of Mount Fuji is a pilgrimage site for the Shinto religion. Date: circa 1900

Japan / Fujiyama Late 19C
A view from the Tagonourabashi Bridge looking towards the imposing peak of Mount Fuji. Date: late 19th century

Japanese porter
A Japanese coolie carries the luggage and belongings of pilgrims at Fujiyama

Japan Fujiyama
General view of the volcano

Mount Fujiyama from Tagonoura Tokaido

Mount Fujiyama in Japan

Fujiyama from Omiya village - Kusakabe Kimbei
Mount Fujiyama from Omiya village, Japan

Japan / Fujiyama 1858
Fujiyama in the distance, with boats on the water in the foreground

Tokyo Earthquake 1650
The population in and around Tokyo are thrown into despair when an earthquake devastates the region and the sacred mountain Fujiyama erupts

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"Fujiyama: A Timeless Beauty Captured Through Art and Nature" Immerse yourself in the breathtaking view of Mount Fuji from Koshigaya, Province of Musashi (Musashi, Kos. . 4th month, Horse year 1858), as envisioned by the talented artist Ando Hiroshige. This iconic masterpiece takes you on a journey through time to witness the majesty of Japan's most revered mountain. In another artistic portrayal titled "Ejiri in Suruga Province (Sunshu Ejiri), from the series Thirty-six Views of Mount, " Hiroshige invites us to marvel at the ever-changing landscapes surrounding Fujiyama. The tranquility and serenity captured in this piece transport us to a place where nature reigns supreme. Moving beyond art, we encounter Four Vought F8U-1 Crusaders from VF-211 on USS Midway soaring against the backdrop of Mount Fuji. This powerful image symbolizes both strength and harmony between man-made creations and natural wonders. For those seeking solace amidst nature's beauty, Shoji Hotel with Lake Shoji presents an idyllic retreat nestled near Mount Fuji. Imagine waking up to stunning vistas that reflect the changing seasons – truly a paradise for all senses. Modernity meets tradition as Tokaido Shinkansen bullet train gracefully passes by Mount Fuji in Yoshiwara, Shizuoka prefecture. Witnessing this harmonious coexistence between technological advancements and timeless landscapes is nothing short of awe-inspiring. No discussion about Japanese art would be complete without mentioning "Under the Wave off Kanagawa (Kanagawa oki nami ura), " also known as The Great Wave. Hokusai's masterpiece captures not only the power but also the gracefulness inherent in nature – a perfect embodiment of what makes Fujiyama so captivating.