ONE FUJI. SHARED FUTURE.
A heritage to inherit. A future to create.
Mount Fuji has inspired faith, art and everyday life for generations. We help pass its cultural heritage and beautiful environment on to the future.
ABOUT THE COUNCIL
Preserving Fujisan for future generations.
The National Council on Fujisan World Heritage is a certified nonprofit organization established in 2005. We supported Mount Fuji’s inscription as a UNESCO World Cultural Heritage site in 2013. Today, our work continues through conservation, cultural communication and public support.
Fujisan is a sacred place and a source of artistic inspiration. Its heritage includes 25 component parts, linking the mountain with shrines, lakes, springs and other cultural places.
FUJISAN FUTURE CO-CREATION PROJECT
Five concepts. One shared future.
Building on Fujisan’s history and culture, we are considering five connected ideas. These concepts are under discussion. Locations, schedules, facilities and participation details will be shared once confirmed.
KIYOME
Connect care for Mount Fuji with everyday action in our own communities.
Explore KIYOME (Japanese)FOREST
Explore nature, art and learning while respecting the ecology of Aokigahara forest.
Explore FOREST (Japanese)OUR FUJI
Share the stories of locally cherished mountains and build connections between regions.
Explore OUR FUJI (Japanese)MOBILITY
Consider journeys that connect faith, art and local life around Mount Fuji.
Explore MOBILITY (Japanese)PEACE
Envision an inclusive place to reflect on peace and the world we wish to pass on.
Explore PEACE (Japanese)GET INVOLVED
Start with what matters to you.
Learn about Fujisan, support conservation through the Fujisan Fund, or contact our office to discuss cooperation. Participation conditions vary by activity.
Contact our office
National Council on Fujisan World Heritage
Sengokuyama Annex 404, 5-3-20 Toranomon, Minato-ku, Tokyo 105-0001, Japan