Mount Fuji;  Mt. Fuji;  Fujiyama;  Fuji-san
 mountain and water;  landscape (containing hills and rivers);  mountain stream;  water that flows down from a mountain
 mountain range;  mountain system
 Smilax glabra (species of sarsaparilla);  Smilax china (species of sarsaparilla)
 hills and fields;  countryside
 a mountain's guardian deity
 honorific mountain name prefixed to a temple's name
 foot of a mountain;  base of a mountain
 common camellia (Camellia japonica)
 mountain range;  mountain belt
 mountain road;  mountain trail
 in the mountains;  among the mountains
 foot of a mountain;  base of a mountain
 foot of a mountain;  base of a mountain
 in the mountains;  within the grounds of a temple
 mountainous region;  mountainous district;  hilly district
 mountain villa;  mountain retreat;  mountain cottage
 parade float;  festival float
 south side of a mountain;  Sanyo district
 piling up;  accumulating;  forming a (huge) pile;  lying in piles
 place in the shade of a mountain;  shelter of the mountains
 mountain villa;  house in the mountains;  mountain retreat
 five most important temples of a region
 Cape jasmine (Gardenia jasminoides);  Cape jessamine;  gardenia
 forest conservation;  afforestation
 shape of a mountain;  form of a mountain
 mountain hiking;  walking in the mountains
 agricultural, mountain and fishing villages;  rural districts
 montane zone;  mountain zone
 mountains and hills;  imperial tomb
 mountain grass;  mountain weed;  mountain plant
 wild grasses and flowers (esp. as objects of beauty)
 many mountains and rivers;  a great distance to travel
 Off-Mountain School (of Song-period Tiantai Buddhism)
 Mensa (constellation);  the Table
 sacred mountain;  mountain in which the spirit of a deity resides
 small buildings at the sides of a Zen temple gate (containing stairs to the upper storey)
 Rocky Mountain spotted fever
 Hakusan rhododendron (Rhododendron metternichii var.)
 Yamamoto sect (of Shin Buddhism);  Sangen sect
 Chisan sect (of Shingi Shingon Buddhism);  Chizan sect
 head priest (at a Buddhist temple)