- Located on Honshu, Japan's largest island
- Considered a stratovolcano, a composite of layers lava, ash, and pyroclastic materials
- World Heritage Site known for its iconic, symmetrical cone shape
- Elevation of approximately 12,388 feet (3,776 meters)
- Last eruption recorded in the 1700s; currently considered dormant
- Significant spiritual and cultural significance, revered in Japanese art and literature
- Surrounded by five lakes, including Lake Kawaguchiko, providing scenic views
- Popular destination for hiking, climbing, and tourism