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Forever preserve Mount Fuji as a World Heritage Site [4/4]Mount Fuji is beautiful today, too. That, too, is a form of peace.
Fugaku Thirty-Six Project
Happy New Year.
Last autumn, in an effort to "preserve Mount Fuji as a World Heritage site forever," 36 "Fugaku Thirty-Six Copies" were presented to the governors of Yamanashi and Shizuoka prefectures, following a call to action by Dentsu Inc. copywriter Tadashi Nakamura. Web Dentsu Inc. News brings you these Mount Fuji New Year's cards.
We look forward to your continued support this year.
The "Fugaku Thirty-Six Project" can be found here.
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Fugaku Thirty-Six Project
Mount Fuji, registered as a World Cultural Heritage site in June 2013. To ensure Mount Fuji remains a World Heritage site forever. One of the conservation activities promoted by the certified NPO "Fuji World Heritage National Council" is this <a href="http://www.mtfuji.or.jp/program/fugaku36/" target="_blank">"Fugaku Thirty-Six Project."</a> Through sponsoring companies and others, we collect donations using fun cultural content related to Mount Fuji, linking it to conservation efforts. The genres are diverse: music, literature, food, fashion, and more. Inspired by Katsushika Hokusai's "Thirty-six Views of Mount Fuji," the project aims to gather 36 pieces in each category.