This is Yamao from Matsumoto City.
 
 
 
In this article, I will introduce “teaware featuring Mt. Fuji“.
 
 
Teaware, simply put, refers to tools used for drinking tea, such as tea bowls, yunomi cups, and teapots.
 
 
 
 
 
 
Mt. Fuji, a symbol of Japan
 
 
 
 
Whether you climb it, admire it, or use it as a design for teaware—Mt. Fuji always fascinates.
 
 
 
 
Teaware inspired by the graceful form of Mt. Fuji combines visual beauty with the depth of Japanese culture.
 
 
Teaware featuring Mt. Fuji is beautiful even as a display piece and has a strong presence even when simply showcased.
 
 
In addition, Mt. Fuji’s shape, which resembles a fan spreading wide, and the sound “Fuji” (similar to “fushi” meaning immortality), symbolize prosperity of descendants, longevity, and good health, making it an auspicious motif.
 
 
 
 
Mt. Fuji was registered as a UNESCO World Cultural Heritage site in 2013.
 
 
It is registered by the UNESCO World Heritage Committee as “Mt. Fuji: Object of Worship, Source of Art.”
 
 
This blog post focuses on the “Source of Art” aspect by introducing teaware featuring Mt. Fuji.
 
 
Mt. Fuji is not only a treasure of Japan but also of the world.
 
 
I would love to acquire my favorite piece of teaware, disregarding budget constraints.
 
 
Please note that Yamao from Matsumoto City does not have expertise in art appreciation or authentication.
 
 
Based on my experience of climbing Mt. Fuji dozens of times and viewing it from various mountains, I have selected teaware that made me feel, “This is a beautiful Mt. Fuji.”
 
 
 
Now, let’s take a look at the teaware featuring Mt. Fuji.
 
 
 
 
 

*About Purchasing Mt. Fuji-Themed Items

The Mt. Fuji-themed items introduced in this blog post are most likely only available through links to Japanese online shops provided in this blog post.
 
 
For example, they are likely not available on Amazon in the United States.
 
 
The links in this blog post direct to Amazon Japan.
 
 
By clicking the Amazon links in this blog post and changing the language display on the product page, you can make your purchase more smoothly. (For example, you can switch to English or Chinese.)
 
 
If you scroll to the bottom of the product page, you will find a section that says “日本語” (Japanese). By changing this setting, you can switch the display language from Japanese to English or Chinese.
 
 
 
 
 

*About Forwarding Services for Receiving Japanese Products Overseas

If you live outside of Japan and wish to purchase Mt. Fuji-related artworks through Amazon links on this blog, you can smoothly receive the items at your home by using a Japanese forwarding service like the one below.
 
 
Recommended forwarding service
→ https://www.tenso.com/en
 
 
If you cannot access the above site, please search with keywords such as “Amazon forwarding service” and choose a forwarding company that suits your needs.
 
 
We hope you make use of this service to easily enjoy the beauty of Mt. Fuji from your own home.
 
 
 
 
 
Now, let’s take a look at the teaware featuring Mt. Fuji.
 
 
 
 
 
Matcha Tea Bowl: Black Raku Ware

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Artist: Kohei Nakamura
 
 
 
 
 
Mt. Fuji Tea Bowl

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Artist: Chiho Ito
 
 
 
 
 
Natsume Powdered Tea Container: Flat Natsume, Dry Lacquer, Mt. Fuji

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Artist: Masaaki Nakagawa
 
 
 
 
 
Matcha Tea Bowl: Flight (Mt. Fuji with Cranes)

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Artist: Yoshimasa Yamagami
 
 
 
 
 
Mt. Fuji Matcha Tea Bowl

 
 
 
 
 
That concludes the introduction of teaware featuring Mt. Fuji.
 
 
Mt. Fuji, the symbol of Japan, always makes a beautiful subject in any form.
 
 
Teaware inspired by the graceful form of Mt. Fuji soothes the hearts of those who see it and brings a sense of Japanese elegance every time it is used.
 
 
Teaware featuring Mt. Fuji is beautiful even as a display piece and has a strong presence even when simply showcased.
 
 
Mt. Fuji’s shape, which resembles a fan spreading wide, and the sound “Fuji” (similar to “fushi” meaning immortality), symbolize prosperity of descendants, longevity, and good health, making it an auspicious motif.
 
 
I would love to acquire teaware featuring Mt. Fuji, which is a treasure of Japan and the world, regardless of budget.
 
 
 
 
 
Here is a full list of “Mount Fuji goods (artworks, crafts, and more)”.
 
 
 
 
 
“Mount Fuji for Climbing”—Read blog posts about climbing Mount Fuji here.
 
 
 
 
 
“Hiking Know-How”—See blog posts here, based on my completion of the 100 Famous Japanese Mountains and regular hikes in the Northern Alps.
 
 
 
 
 
“My Hiking Gear (including clothing)”—Listed here for reference, as many people inquire about it.
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
I am a mountain man from Matsumoto City.
 
 
 
In this article, I will introduce vases depicting Mount Fuji.
 
 
  
Mount Fuji, a symbol of Japan
 
 
 
Mount Fuji: great to climb, to admire, and to display.
 
 
  
Mount Fuji vases are beautiful as ornaments, with a strong presence even without flowers arranged in them.
 
 
  
Also, Mount Fuji’s “spreading shape” and the pun on “Fuji = immortality” make it a symbol of prosperity, longevity, and good health—an auspicious item.
 
 
  
Mount Fuji was registered as a World Cultural Heritage site in 2013.
 
 
  
It is recognized by the UNESCO World Heritage Committee as “Mount Fuji – Object of Worship and Source of Art.”
 
 
  
This blog post introduces vases depicting Mount Fuji as part of the “Source of Art” aspect.
 
 
  
Mount Fuji is not only a treasure of Japan but a treasure of the world.
 
 
  
I would like to acquire my favorite vase regardless of budget.
 
 
  
Please note I have no expertise in art appraisal or authentication.
 
 
  
Based on my experience climbing Mount Fuji dozens of times and viewing it from various mountains, I have selected vases that gave me a sense of “this is a good Mount Fuji.”
 
 
 
 
 

*About Purchasing Mt. Fuji-Themed Items

The Mt. Fuji-themed items introduced in this blog post are most likely only available through links to Japanese online shops provided in this blog post.
 
 
For example, they are likely not available on Amazon in the United States.
 
 
The links in this blog post direct to Amazon Japan.
 
 
By clicking the Amazon links in this blog post and changing the language display on the product page, you can make your purchase more smoothly. (For example, you can switch to English or Chinese.)
 
 
If you scroll to the bottom of the product page, you will find a section that says “日本語” (Japanese). By changing this setting, you can switch the display language from Japanese to English or Chinese.
 
 
 
 
 

*About Forwarding Services for Receiving Japanese Products Overseas

If you live outside of Japan and wish to purchase Mt. Fuji-related artworks through Amazon links on this blog, you can smoothly receive the items at your home by using a Japanese forwarding service like the one below.
 
 
Recommended forwarding service
→ https://www.tenso.com/en
 
 
If you cannot access the above site, please search with keywords such as “Amazon forwarding service” and choose a forwarding company that suits your needs.
 
 
We hope you make use of this service to easily enjoy the beauty of Mt. Fuji from your own home.
 
 
 
 
 
Now, here is an introduction to vases depicting Mount Fuji.
 
 
  
 
   
Special Work · Finest Hand-painted · Kinrante-style Underglaze Color Mount Fuji and Crane

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Artist: Nishisai Fujii
 
 
  
 
   
Noritake Red Fuji Shinsa Vase

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Artist: Tamako Kataoka
 
 
  
 
   
Crane & Mount Fuji Black Lacquer Work

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Artist: Satsuma Pewterware Craft Museum
 
 
  
 
  
Arita Ware Celadon Mount Fuji

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Artist: Fukagawa Seiji
 
 
  
 
  
Kutani Ware Gold Cloud Cherry Blossom Mount Fuji No.9 Vase

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Artist: Yosuke Fukuda
 
 
  
 
  
That concludes the introduction of vases depicting Mount Fuji.
 
  
Mount Fuji, Japan’s symbol, is picturesque in any form.
 
   
Mount Fuji vases are beautiful ornaments that stand out even without flowers.
 
    
Because of its spreading shape and the pun “Fuji = immortality,” Mount Fuji is a symbol of prosperity, longevity, and good health—an auspicious item.
 
   
I want to own a Mount Fuji vase, a treasure of Japan and the world, regardless of budget.
 
 
 
 
 
Here is a full list of “Mount Fuji goods (artworks, crafts, and more)”.
 
 
 
 
 
“Mount Fuji for Climbing”—Read blog posts about climbing Mount Fuji here.
 
 
 
 
 
“Hiking Know-How”—See blog posts here, based on my completion of the 100 Famous Japanese Mountains and regular hikes in the Northern Alps.
 
 
 
 
 
“My Hiking Gear (including clothing)”—Listed here for reference, as many people inquire about it.
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
This is Yamaotoko from Matsumoto City.
 
 
 
In this article, I will introduce a fountain pen adorned with Mount Fuji in maki-e lacquer art.
 
 
 
Mount Fuji is a symbol of Japan.
 
 
 
 
Whether to climb, admire, or hold in your hand—Mount Fuji is always inspiring.
 
 
 
 
The Mount Fuji landscapes depicted in maki-e give the fountain pen depth, weight, and quiet strength.
 
 
They also bring special value to the time you spend writing.
 
 
With a trusted nib made by a Japanese manufacturer, the writing experience is of the highest quality.
 
 
Just placing it on your desk sharpens your focus, and every use lets you feel the depth of Japanese culture.
 
 
Also, Mount Fuji’s fan-like shape and the phonetic link between “Fuji” and “immortality” make it a lucky charm symbolizing prosperity, longevity, and good health.
 
 
It is a lifelong writing instrument that combines Japanese beauty and functionality.
 
 
This is a perfect choice for those who are looking for a lifelong pen, want to give a uniquely Japanese gift, or wish to keep a piece of Fuji art close at hand.
 
 
Mount Fuji was registered as a UNESCO World Cultural Heritage Site in 2013.
 
 
It was listed as “Fujisan, sacred place and source of artistic inspiration” by the UNESCO World Heritage Committee.
 
 
This blog post focuses on the “source of artistic inspiration” aspect by introducing fountain pens adorned with Mount Fuji in the maki-e technique.
 
 
Mount Fuji is not only Japan’s treasure, but also the world’s treasure.
 
 
You may want to choose your favorite fountain pen without regard to budget.
 
 
Please note that Yamaotoko of Matsumoto does not have any expert knowledge or skills in maki-e appreciation or authentication.
 
 
The pens introduced here are selected based on a personal sense developed through many climbs of Mount Fuji and viewing it from various other mountains.
 
 
 
Now, let me introduce fountain pens adorned with Mount Fuji in maki-e.
 
 
 
 
 

*About Purchasing Mt. Fuji-Themed Items

The Mt. Fuji-themed items introduced in this blog post are most likely only available through links to Japanese online shops provided in this blog post.
 
 
For example, they are likely not available on Amazon in the United States.
 
 
The links in this blog post direct to Amazon Japan.
 
 
By clicking the Amazon links in this blog post and changing the language display on the product page, you can make your purchase more smoothly. (For example, you can switch to English or Chinese.)
 
 
If you scroll to the bottom of the product page, you will find a section that says “日本語” (Japanese). By changing this setting, you can switch the display language from Japanese to English or Chinese.
 
 
 
 
 

*About Forwarding Services for Receiving Japanese Products Overseas

If you live outside of Japan and wish to purchase Mt. Fuji-related artworks through Amazon links on this blog, you can smoothly receive the items at your home by using a Japanese forwarding service like the one below.
 
 
Recommended forwarding service
→ https://www.tenso.com/en
 
 
If you cannot access the above site, please search with keywords such as “Amazon forwarding service” and choose a forwarding company that suits your needs.
 
 
We hope you make use of this service to easily enjoy the beauty of Mt. Fuji from your own home.
 
 
 
 
 

Togidashi Maki-e: Red Fuji (Medium Nib)

 
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Manufacturer: Pilot
 
 
 
 
 

Profit Maki-e: Red Fuji and Cranes (Medium Nib)

 
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Manufacturer: Sailor Fountain Pen
 
 
 
 
 

Maki-e Fountain Pen: Kanazawa Foil Red Fuji (Medium Nib)

 
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Manufacturer: Platinum
 
 
 
 
 
That concludes our introduction of fountain pens adorned with Mount Fuji in maki-e.
 
 
Togidashi Maki-e: Red Fuji
 
Profit Maki-e: Red Fuji and Cranes
 
Maki-e Fountain Pen: Kanazawa Foil Red Fuji
 
 
 
 
Mount Fuji, Japan’s symbol, looks stunning in any form.
 
 
Mount Fuji landscapes in maki-e give fountain pens depth, weight, and silent strength.
 
 
Mount Fuji, with its auspicious shape and name, is a symbol of prosperity, longevity, and health.
 
 
As something to keep by your side, a Mount Fuji fountain pen is the perfect choice.
 
 
We hope you can own a fountain pen of this world and national treasure, Mount Fuji, regardless of the cost.
 
 
 
 
 
Here is a full list of “Mount Fuji goods (artworks, crafts, and more)”.
 
 
 
 
 
“Mount Fuji for Climbing”—Read blog posts about climbing Mount Fuji here.
 
 
 
 
 
“Hiking Know-How”—See blog posts here, based on my completion of the 100 Famous Japanese Mountains and regular hikes in the Northern Alps.
 
 
 
 
 
“My Hiking Gear (including clothing)”—Listed here for reference, as many people inquire about it.
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
This is the Mountain Man from Matsumoto City.
 
 
 
In this article, I will introduce hanging scrolls featuring Mt. Fuji.
 
 
 
Mt. Fuji, a symbol of Japan.
 
 
 
You can climb it, admire it, or even hang it on your wall—Mt. Fuji is always great.
 
 
 
Regardless of budget, I’d love to display my favorite piece at home.
 
 
 
Please note, the Mountain Man from Matsumoto City does not have expert knowledge or judgment in art appreciation or authentication.
 
 
 
Based on my own experience of having climbed Mt. Fuji dozens of times and admired it from various mountains, I’ve picked out the hanging scrolls that give me that sense of “this is a good Mt. Fuji.”
 
 
 
In 2013, Mt. Fuji was registered as a UNESCO World Cultural Heritage Site under the title “Mt. Fuji – Object of Worship, Source of Art.”
 
 
 
Mt. Fuji is not only a national treasure of Japan but also a treasure of the world.
 
 
 
So, in this blog post, I’ll be introducing hanging scrolls of Mt. Fuji as a representation of that “source of art.”
 
 
 
Now then, let’s take a look at hanging scrolls featuring Mt. Fuji.
 
 
 
 
 

*About Forwarding Services for Receiving Japanese Products Overseas

If you live outside of Japan and wish to purchase Mt. Fuji-related artworks through Amazon links on this blog, you can smoothly receive the items at your home by using a Japanese forwarding service like the one below.
 
 
Recommended forwarding service
→ https://www.tenso.com/en
 
 
If you cannot access the above site, please search with keywords such as “Amazon forwarding service” and choose a forwarding company that suits your needs.
 
 
We hope you make use of this service to easily enjoy the beauty of Mt. Fuji from your own home.
 
 
 
 
 

Mt. Fuji Collection – Vermilion Glow and Flying Cranes

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Artist: Yuko Nishimori
 
Size: Width 54.5cm × Height 190cm
 
 
 
 
 

Fuji

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Artist: Taiki Yoshii
 
Size: Width 71cm × Length 137cm (Shakuhachi-yoko)
 
 
 
 
 

Fuji Landscape

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Artist: Kunihiko Kurachi
 
Size: Approx. Width 71cm × Length 200cm (Shakuhachi-tate)
 
 
 
 
 

Cherry Blossom Fuji

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Artist: Takuya Okuda
 
Size: Width 60cm × Length 195cm (Shaku-go-tate)
 
 
 
 
 

Red Fuji and Flying Cranes

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Artist: Yosuke Nakashima
 
Size: Approx. Width 54.5cm × Height 190cm (Shaku-go-tate)
 
 
 
 
 
That concludes the introduction to hanging scrolls featuring Mt. Fuji.
 
 
Red Fuji, snow-covered Fuji, Fuji with cherry blossoms, Fuji with cranes.
 
 
Mt. Fuji, the symbol of Japan, is picturesque in any setting.
 
 
I’d love to decorate my home and admire Mt. Fuji, a treasure of Japan and the world, in hanging scroll form.
 
 
 
 
 
Click here for a full list of Mt. Fuji-themed items (artworks, crafts, and more)
 
 
 
 
 
“Mt. Fuji is great for climbing” — Click here to read my blog posts on climbing Mt. Fuji.
 
 
 
 
 
“Hiking Know-how” — I share tips based on my experience completing the 100 Famous Mountains of Japan and hiking in the Northern Alps nearly every weekend.
 
 
 
 
 
“My hiking gear (including clothing)” — Here’s a list of my gear, as many people have asked about it.
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
This is “Yamaotoko” from Matsumoto City.
 
 
 
In this article, I will introduce Kiriko glassware featuring Mt. Fuji.
 
 
 
Mt. Fuji, the symbol of Japan.
 
 
 
Whether climbing it, admiring it, or even having it on a glass—Mt. Fuji is always splendid.
 
 
 
If budget were no concern, I’d love to enjoy a drink with a favorite Mt. Fuji Kiriko glass.
 
 
 
Please note, Yamaotoko from Matsumoto City has no expertise or knowledge in Kiriko appreciation or authentication.
 
 
 
I’ve climbed Mt. Fuji dozens of times and admired it from many different mountains. Based on that experience and intuition, I’ve picked Kiriko glasses that made me think, “This is a good Mt. Fuji.”
 
 
 
In 2013, Mt. Fuji was registered as a UNESCO World Cultural Heritage site as “Mt. Fuji – Object of Worship and Source of Art.”
 
 
 
Mt. Fuji is not just a national treasure of Japan, but a global treasure.
 
 
 
This blog article introduces Mt. Fuji Kiriko as an example of it being a “source of art.”
 
 
 
Now, let me introduce Kiriko glassware featuring Mt. Fuji.
 
 
 
 
 

What is Kiriko?

Before introducing Mt. Fuji Kiriko, let me first explain what Kiriko is.
 
 
Kiriko is a traditional Japanese glass-cutting technique in which patterns are carved into the surface of glass using metal wheels or abrasive tools, creating beautiful brilliance.
 
 
The term also refers to products made using this technique.
 
 
The two major styles of Kiriko are Edo Kiriko and Satsuma Kiriko.
 
 
Below is a summary of Edo Kiriko and Satsuma Kiriko, generated by AI.
 
 
 
 
*Note: The following AI-generated information has not been verified for accuracy.
 
———AI Response—————
 

Edo Kiriko

Origin: Edo (present-day Tokyo)
 
History: Around 1834, Kyubei Kagaya from Odenmacho, Edo, began engraving glass, which is considered the origin.
 
Technique: Sharp, intricate cuts on transparent glass.
 
Characteristics:
Highly detailed and sharp cut patterns
 
Geometric, orderly designs (such as Yarai, Kiku-tsunagi, Asanoha)
 
Sparkling brilliance from the cuts
 
Color: Originally mostly clear glass, but now layered colored glass is common
 
Impression: Sophisticated, stylish, and urban beauty
 
 
 
 

Satsuma Kiriko

Origin: Satsuma Domain (present-day Kagoshima Prefecture)
 
History: Originated in the mid-19th century during the time of Shimazu Narioki and Nariakira, with original techniques developed to rival Western culture.
 
Technique: Deep carvings in thick layers of overlaid colored glass
 
Characteristics:
Very thick layers of colored glass
 
Deep cuts with blurred edges
 
Soft, gentle light diffusion
 
Color: Colorful and vibrant (red, blue, purple, green, yellow, etc.)
 
Impression: Luxurious, rich, and warm
 
——–End of AI Response———-
 
 
 
 
 

*About Forwarding Services for Receiving Japanese Products Overseas

If you live outside of Japan and wish to purchase Mt. Fuji-related artworks through Amazon links on this blog, you can smoothly receive the items at your home by using a Japanese forwarding service like the one below.
 
 
Recommended forwarding service
→ https://www.tenso.com/en
 
 
If you cannot access the above site, please search with keywords such as “Amazon forwarding service” and choose a forwarding company that suits your needs.
 
 
We hope you make use of this service to easily enjoy the beauty of Mt. Fuji from your own home.
 
 
 
 
 

Kiriko Featuring Mt. Fuji

Now let’s take a look at Kiriko glassware inspired by Mt. Fuji.
 
 
Taburo Studio (Taburo Kobo) has created a number of Mt. Fuji Kiriko works by the hands of skilled artisans.
 
 

Mt. Fuji Sake Cup – Kinaka (Gold Red)

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Satsuma Kiriko featuring Mt. Fuji.
 
 
 
 
 

Mt. Fuji & Pine Tree with Kagome Pattern – Amber

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Crystal Edo Kiriko featuring Mt. Fuji.
 
 
Studio:
Taburo
 
 
Size:
Tokkuri (carafe): Diameter 85 × H92mm
 
Guinomi (sake cup): Diameter 65 × H50mm
 
 
Capacity:
Tokkuri 230ml
 
Guinomi 80ml
 
 
Material:
Crystal glass
 
 
Made in Japan
 
 
 
 
 

Red Mt. Fuji with Chrysanthemum & Kagome Pattern – Kinaka

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Crystal Edo Kiriko featuring Mt. Fuji.
 
 
Studio:
Taburo
 
 
Size:
Diameter 83 × H90mm
 
 
Full Capacity:
250ml
 
 
Weight:
345g
 
 
Material:
Crystal glass
 
 
Made in Japan
 
 
 
 
 

Red Fuji & Wave Fuji with Yarai Pattern

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Edo Kiriko featuring Mt. Fuji.
 
 
Studio:
Taburo
 
 
Size: Diameter 70 × H88mm
 
 
Full Capacity:
220ml
 
 
Material:
Soda glass
 
 
Made in Japan
 
 
 
 
 

Fuji Sakura with Kagome Pattern

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Crystal Edo Kiriko featuring Mt. Fuji.
 
 
Studio:
Taburo
 
 
Size: Diameter 65 × H50 mm
 
 
Capacity:
80ml
 
 
Material:
Crystal glass
 
 
Made in Japan
 
 
 
 
 

Mt. Fuji with Cherry Blossoms – Old-Fashioned Glass

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Edo Kiriko featuring Mt. Fuji.
 
 
Size: Diameter 87 × H94(mm)
 
 
Capacity:
Approx. 315ml
 
 
Material:
Soda glass
 
 
 
 
 
That concludes the introduction of Kiriko glassware featuring Mt. Fuji.
 
 
Red Fuji, Wave Fuji, Sakura and Mt. Fuji—
 
 
Mt. Fuji, the symbol of Japan, looks stunning in every scene.
 
 
I’d love to slowly enjoy a drink with Kiriko glassware inspired by Mt. Fuji, a national and global treasure.
 
 
 
 
 
Click here for a curated list of Mt. Fuji-themed items (artworks, crafts, and more)
 
 
 
 
 
“Mt. Fuji – Great to Climb!” Read more about climbing Mt. Fuji on my blog here.
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
I’m the “mountain man” from Matsumoto City.
 
 
 
In this article, I’ll introduce paintings of Mt. Fuji.
 
 
Mt. Fuji is the symbol of Japan.
 
 
 
 
Climb it, admire it, or decorate with it — Mt. Fuji is always wonderful.
 
 
 
 
A majestic and beautiful Mt. Fuji painting will elevate the atmosphere of any space.
 
 
Mt. Fuji is also considered a lucky charm due to its “fan-shaped” silhouette (suggesting prosperity) and its name “Fuji” sounding like “fushi” (immortality). It symbolizes prosperity, longevity, and health.
 
 
As artwork for your home, Mt. Fuji paintings are an ideal choice.
 
 
Not only for the home — displaying a Mt. Fuji painting in an executive office or meeting room can leave a strong impression that the company aims for greatness.
 
 
Mt. Fuji was registered as a UNESCO World Cultural Heritage site in 2013.
 
 
It was inscribed by the UNESCO World Heritage Committee as “Fujisan, sacred place and source of artistic inspiration.”
 
 
This blog post introduces Mt. Fuji paintings as examples of that “source of artistic inspiration.”
 
 
Mt. Fuji is not only a treasure of Japan but also a treasure of the world.
 
 
If budget is not a concern, find and display your favorite piece in your home.
 
 
Please note that I, the mountain man from Matsumoto City, am not an expert in art appraisal or authenticity.
 
 
I’ve climbed Mt. Fuji many times and viewed it from various mountains, and I’ve selected paintings that, based on my experience, feel like “good representations of Mt. Fuji.”
 
 
 
Now, let’s take a look at some Mt. Fuji paintings in different mediums such as oil painting, pastel, and wall art.
 
 
 
 
 

*About Forwarding Services for Receiving Japanese Products Overseas

If you live outside of Japan and wish to purchase Mt. Fuji-related artworks through Amazon links on this blog, you can smoothly receive the items at your home by using a Japanese forwarding service like the one below.
 
 
Recommended forwarding service
→ https://www.tenso.com/en
 
 
If you cannot access the above site, please search with keywords such as “Amazon forwarding service” and choose a forwarding company that suits your needs.
 
 
We hope you make use of this service to easily enjoy the beauty of Mt. Fuji from your own home.
 
 
 
 
 

Mountain Lake

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A Japanese-style painting of Mt. Fuji.
 
 
Size: Exact size unknown
 
 
Artist: Gagyuu Ueda
 
 
 
 
 

One Piece from the Mt. Fuji Mandala Series

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An oil painting of Mt. Fuji.
 
 
Size: Exact size unknown
 
 
Artist: Hiroshi Itokawa
 
 
 
 
 

Radiant Mt. Fuji

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A pastel painting of Mt. Fuji.
 
 
Size: Unknown (a large, horizontally-oriented piece)
 
 
Artist: Kiyoshi Ishii
 
 
 
 
 

Red Fuji – 64

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An oil painting of Mt. Fuji.
 
 
Size: F20 (727mm × 606mm)
 
 
Artist: Takeshi Osawa – Exhibited at the Issuikai art association.
 
 
 
 
 

Blue Fuji – 18

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An oil painting of Mt. Fuji.
 
 
Size: F20 (727mm × 606mm)
 
 
Artist: Takeshi Osawa – Exhibited at the Issuikai art association.
 
 
 
 
 

Golden Red Fuji

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An oil painting of Mt. Fuji.
 
 
Size: F6 (410 × 318mm)
 
 
Artist: Kozo Kobayashi
 
 
 
 
 

Mt. Fuji at Dawn – G

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A giclée print of Mt. Fuji.
 
 
Size: Unknown
 
 
Artist: Kiyoshi Ishii
 
 
 
 
 

Red Fuji Sunrise with Rising Dragon

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A Japanese-style painting of Mt. Fuji.
 
 
Size: Unknown
 
 
Artist: Ryuzan Kato
 
 
 
 
 

Wall Art View of Mt. Fuji

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A nature canvas wall art of Mt. Fuji.
 
 
Size: 32×48 inches (80×120cm)
 
 
 
 
 

Mt. Fuji – First Snow

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An oil painting of Mt. Fuji.
 
 
Size: 598 × 524mm
 
 
 
 
 

Mt. Fuji – Sunrise

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An oil painting of Mt. Fuji.
 
 
Size: 598 × 524mm
 
 
 
 
 
That concludes our introduction of paintings of Mt. Fuji.
 
 
Sunrise, first snow, red Fuji, rising dragon…
 
 
Mt. Fuji fits any scene — it truly is the symbol of Japan.
 
 
A majestic and beautiful painting of Mt. Fuji will enhance the atmosphere of any room.
 
 
Due to its shape symbolizing expansion and the sound of its name implying immortality, Mt. Fuji is a lucky motif representing prosperity, long life, and health.
 
 
As artwork to display in your space, a Mt. Fuji painting is an excellent choice.
 
 
Mt. Fuji is a national treasure of Japan and a treasure of the world — choose your favorite piece and enjoy it at home without worrying about the budget.
 
 
 
 
 
“Mt. Fuji Items (Artworks, Crafts, and More)” are compiled in a list here.
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
This is the Mountain Man from Matsumoto City.
 
 
 
In this article, I introduce artworks and crafts inspired by Mt. Fuji.
 
 
 
※On May 25, I added a hanging scroll featuring Mt. Fuji.
 
 
 
Mt. Fuji, Japan’s tallest mountain (3,776 meters), is a truly unique presence.
 
 
 
Often seen as the symbol of Japan, Mt. Fuji—
 
 
 
is great for climbing, admiring, and decorating.
 
 
 
Its majestic beauty shines through in any form of art or craft.
 
 
 
Due to its shape of upward expansion and the phonetic similarity between “Fuji” and “immortality,” Mt. Fuji symbolizes prosperity, longevity, and good health—making it a lucky motif.
 
 
 
Art and crafts featuring Mt. Fuji are both visually stunning and auspicious additions to your space.
 
 
 
In 2013, Mt. Fuji was registered as a UNESCO World Cultural Heritage site under the title “Mt. Fuji: Object of Worship, Source of Art.”
 
 
 
This article focuses on the “source of art” aspect, introducing artworks and crafts inspired by Mt. Fuji.
 
 
 
Mt. Fuji is not only a national treasure of Japan but also a treasure of the world.
 
 
 
If possible, I recommend choosing your favorite Mt. Fuji item without worrying about budget.
 
 
 
Please note: I, the Mountain Man from Matsumoto, do not have professional expertise in art appraisal or authentication.
 
 
 
These selections are based on my personal experience climbing Mt. Fuji dozens of times and admiring it from many different peaks—choosing pieces that genuinely felt like “a great Fuji.”
 
 
 
 
 

*About Purchasing Mt. Fuji-Themed Items

The Mt. Fuji-themed items introduced in this blog post are most likely only available through links to Japanese online shops provided in this blog post.
 
 
For example, they are likely not available on Amazon in the United States.
 
 
The links in this blog post direct to Amazon Japan.
 
 
By clicking the Amazon links in this blog post and changing the language display on the product page, you can make your purchase more smoothly. (For example, you can switch to English or Chinese.)
 
 
If you scroll to the bottom of the product page, you will find a section that says “日本語” (Japanese). By changing this setting, you can switch the display language from Japanese to English or Chinese.
 
 
 
 
 

*About Forwarding Services for Receiving Japanese Products Overseas

If you live outside of Japan and wish to purchase Mt. Fuji-related artworks through Amazon links on this blog, you can smoothly receive the items at your home by using a Japanese forwarding service like the one below.
 
 
Recommended forwarding service
→ https://www.tenso.com/en
 
 
If you cannot access the above site, please search with keywords such as “Amazon forwarding service” and choose a forwarding company that suits your needs.
 
 
We hope you make use of this service to easily enjoy the beauty of Mt. Fuji from your own home.
 
 
 
 
 

Mt. Fuji Paintings

Introducing Paintings of Mt. Fuji – A Symbol of Japan and a World Treasure to Display in Your Home
 
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Art you’ll want to hang in your home or in a company president’s office.
 
 
 
 
 

Mt. Fuji Kiriko

Introducing Kiriko Glasses Inspired by Mt. Fuji [A Symbol of Japan, a Treasure of the World in Your Hands]
 
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These glasses are perfect for enjoying whisky, shochu, sake, and other spirits.
 
 
 
 
 

Hanging Scrolls of Mt. Fuji

Introducing Hanging Scrolls Featuring Mt. Fuji – A Symbol of Japan and a Treasure of the World, Perfect for Your Home
 
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This is a hanging scroll I’d love to display in my home.
 
 
 
 
 

Fountain pen of Mount Fuji.

［Mt. Fuji × Maki－e × Fountain Pen］ Experience the
 
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It’s a fountain pen you’ll want to have in your hand.
 
 
 
 
 

Mount Fuji vase

Add a touch of Japanese elegance with a Mt. Fuji vase – perfect for display, interior décor, or as a gift.
 
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Beautiful as a decorative piece, it looks stunning even without flowers.
 
 
 
 
 

Teaware featuring Mt. Fuji

Collection of Teaware Featuring Mt. Fuji: Exquisite Japanese Pieces Showcasing the Beauty of Japan
 
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Beautiful as a decorative piece, it makes a striking display just by being showcased.
 
 
 
 
 
That concludes this introduction to Mt. Fuji-themed artworks and crafts.
 
 
・Paintings of Mt. Fuji
 
・Kiriko Glass Featuring Mt. Fuji
 
・A hanging scroll featuring Mt. Fuji
 
・A fountain pen with a depiction of Mt. Fuji
 
・Mount Fuji flower vase
 
・Teaware adorned with Mt. Fuji
 
 
 
 
 
No matter the medium, Mt. Fuji, as Japan’s symbol and the world’s treasure, shines through in every form of art and craft.
 
 
Its grandeur and beauty are a perfect fit for artistic expression.
 
 
With its symbolic shape and name, Mt. Fuji is a powerful emblem of prosperity, longevity, and health.
 
 
Mt. Fuji-themed artworks and crafts are both visually captivating and bring good fortune.
 
 
 
 
Choose your favorite Mt. Fuji piece without worrying about the price—just enjoy it.
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
“Mt. Fuji for Climbing” — My blog posts on climbing Mt. Fuji are here.