Mount Fuji sees its first snow cap—latest since 1894
Last updated 2026-09-25 — The various beautiful sights of Mount Fuji have always been a focus of pursuit and discussion among Fuji enthusiasts. On October 26, 2016, snow fell on Mount Fuji—white snow marks appeared at the summit, with a white ring-like appearance on the top, known as the...
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The various beautiful sights of Mount Fuji have always been a focus of pursuit and discussion among Fuji enthusiasts. On October 26, 2016, snow fell on Mount Fuji—white snow marks appeared at the summit, with a white ring-like appearance on the top, known as the "first snow cap."
The first snowfall of Mount Fuji in 2016 occurred on October 26. (Image source / Official Mount Fuji website)
This year’s first snowfall on Mount Fuji, observed alongside 1956, is tied as the latest since records began in 1894. This seasonal beauty can also be clearly admired from Mt. Fujimine, one of Yamanashi’s Hundred Famous Mountains, and the observation decks of the Southern Alps are also popular viewpoints.
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