Located on the northwest side of the planetarium, paralleling Virginia Street and immediately south of the Nevada State Historical Society, the Cherry Blossom Garden features Mt. Fuji cherry trees, ...

it’s named Prunus incisa Kojo-no-mai or sometimes it’s called Fuji cherry after Japan’s Mount Fuji. It blooms white and comes highly recommended by gardening pros as the top cherry blossom ...

There are many alternative ways to experience central Japan’s sacred peak without the crowds, from hiking its sister summits ...

It showcases 13 scenes themed on "Red Fuji" and other works from Hokusai's "Thirty-six Views of Mount Fuji" series. A 100-meter-long tunnel of light called "Sea and Cherry Blossoms" has been added ...

Mount Fuji and a cherry blossom are depicted on each side. A total of 15 million ceramic coins, valued at 1 sen, 5 sen and 10 sen, were produced during World War II. However, they were disposed of ...

To replicate those postcard-perfect images of Japan's most famous peak, Mount Fuji, you have to visit in ... Chureito Pagoda in the tourist-riddled Cherry Blossom season from late March to early ...

Sitting to the southwest of Mount Fuji, Fujisan Hongu Sengen Taisha is along the route ... Fujisan Hongu Sengen Taisha is especially lovely in the spring, when the hundreds of cherry blossom trees on ...