Jigsaw puzzles from Japan
Mount Fuji
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As Mount Olympus was the home of the Greek gods, so Mt. Fuji (3776 metres above sea level) has its place as the symbol of Japan. Although most popular tourist pictures show the view from the south, with the bullet train passing below Mount Fuji, the best views are from the north and east sides.
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The ultimate symbols of Japan - Mt Fuji and the cherry blossom. This view is from the south (Shizuoka side).
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A Road puzzle: 1000 pieces; 75 x 50 cm (30" x 20")
Code: RS13273 (RS-13-273 on box)
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Fuji towers above the village of Oshino, with its preserved old cottages and placid millpond.
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A Beverly puzzle: 1000 pieces; 38 x 26 cm (15" x 10")
Code: BS71803 (S71-803 on box)
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Mist rises from the surface of the lake as if to meet the pink glow of dawn. (Another puzzle it would be fun to do upside down!)
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An Appleone puzzle: 1000 pieces; 75 x 50 cm (30" x 20")
Code: A10397 (1000-397 on box)
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The lake across which we see Mount Fuji is fringed with a wide expanse of the low-growing shibazakura, or moss phlox, a common garden plant in Japan.
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A Beverly puzzle: 1000 pieces; 72 x 49 cm (28" x 19")
Code: B71370 (71-370 on box)
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A crisp winter view, Fuji towering serenely above these traditional cottates in Oshino.
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A Road puzzle: 1000 pieces; 75 x 50 cm (30" x 20")
Code: RS13217 (RS-13-217 on box)
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A majestic view of Fuji see from Lake Ashi, 30 km to the South-East. In the foreground, almost hidden by the forest, is the Shinto Shrine of Hakone, with a splendid torii rising from the water.
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An Appleone puzzle: 1000 pieces; 75 x 50 cm (30" x 20")
Code: A10482 (1000-482 on box)
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Seen from the east, with the Japan Alps in the distance.
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A Beverly puzzle: 1000 pieces; 38 x 26 cm (15" x 10")
Code: BS71811 (S71-811 on box)
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Mount Fuji in its spring coat through a mass of cherry blossom makes for a challenging puzzle!
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An Epoch puzzle: 1000 pieces; 75 x 50 cm (30" x 20")
Code: E10741 (10-741 on box)
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Fuji reflected in perfect symmetry. (From the Epoch "Power Spot" collection)
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An Epoch puzzle: 1000 pieces; 75 x 50 cm (30" x 20")
Code: E11354 (11-354 on box)
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Mount Fuji appears in its red robes in this view from the east at dawn, across Lake Yamanaka.
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An Epoch puzzle: 1000 pieces; 75 x 50 cm (30" x 20")
Code: E10738 (10-738 on box)
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From the Imaginatorium office
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Fuji is a classical conical volcano: of not quite perfect symmetry, since the last eruption in 1707. Geologically it is young - perhaps only about 8000 years, but for obvious reasons it has been revered since ancient historical times.
What does the name mean?
The name "Fuji" is ancient, and there seems to be no winner among the competing versions for its origin. It is clear that the Chinese characters used to write it nowadays (the "wealth-samurai" combination) are just chosen for convenience, and it is more likely that the name came from the language of the Ainu people. Note also that in Japanese it is called Fuji-san (not Fujiyama).
Fuji towers so high above the surrounding mountains that it can be seen an incredible distance away. Here in Sano (Where's that?), at 160 km distance, it is clearly visible particularly near sunset on haze-free winter days. For a short interval - between the demolition of the dyeing factory and the start of construction of the new hospital - I could see it from my office window. The
photo on the right shows a glimpse through the utility poles, wires, and passing traffic, captured on New Year's Day 2001.
Art puzzles
Unsurprisingly, Japan's sacred mountain Fuji features commonly in traditional art, usually in its auspicious red form: search for
art puzzles including Fuji
Deleted puzzles
For reference: you can view all the Mount Fuji puzzles that are out of print in the Attic.