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Mount Fuji is Japan's highest peak and an active volcano, though it hasn't erupted since 1707. It's a hugely popular climbing destination, especially during the official climbing season from July to September. The story mentions the 'sixth station', which is one of the many rest stops or 'stations' along the main climbing routes, offering facilities for climbers.
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