The Pearl under Mount Fuji - Lake Yamanaka in Japan

Mount Fuji is the highest peak in Japan, and it holds the highest status in Japan both geographically and culturally, and can be regarded as a symbol of Japan. As an active volcano, Mount Fuji is surrounded by volcanic landforms, among which the most famous is the Fuji Five Lakes. These are the five largest volcanic lakes around Mount Fuji, and the largest and highest altitude among them is Lake Yamanaka. Lake Yamanaka is located 15 kilometers northeast of Mount Fuji in Yamanashi Prefecture, with a length of 5 kilometers from east to west and a width of 2 kilometers from north to south. The water is deep blue and clear, like a blue pearl embedded under Mount Fuji. There is a ring road around Lake Yamanaka, and there are many Japanese-style hot spring hotels and traditional restaurants along the way. It is a good resting place for Mount Fuji tourism. Compared with Lake Kawaguchi, there are fewer tourists here and the environment is more quiet. Walking along the shore of Lake Yamanaka, the black lake sand forms a gentle beach, the green primitive forest is not far from the shore, separating the lakeshore from the road, the shallow water area of the lakeshore is full of reeds, accompanied by the morning mist, the lake surface is like a mirror, reflecting the perfect pyramid-shaped peak of Mount Fuji in the distance, the scenery is incredibly charming.