Mount Fuji, known as the national mountain of the East Asian Country, is only a few dozen miles from Kyoto.
The peaks are majestic, the trees lush, and waterfalls cascade downwards, making it picturesque all year round. There are many ancient relics halfway up, and the pavilions and towers are beautifully built.
(Note: please do not confuse the Mount Fuji in this text with the real Mount Fuji. Likewise, the East Asian Country does not represent Japan; much of this is fictional.)
However, like its world-renowned scenic attractions, Mount Fuji is most famous as the cultivation ground of the Fuji family.
Fujinagawa is the first Martial Saint of the East Asian Country, and the Fuji family has been the foremost martial artist force for hundreds of years.
Mount Fuji is regarded as the sacred training ground of the Fuji family.
Halfway up the mountain, a collection of palaces and pavilions belong to the Fuji family, and tourists visiting Mount Fuji dare not easily approach.
