Itinerary tip: Mt. Fuji
For many, seeing the snow-capped peak of Japan's no.1 volcano, Mt. Fuji, will be at the top of your list of things to do.
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- ステップ 1JRパスを注文する
- ステップ 2引換証を受け取る
- ステップ 3日本でJRパスを有効化する
- ステップ 4無制限の日本の旅を楽しむ
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