The place with the most Fuji in the Four Continents is not the Thousand Mechanism Pavilion, but the original Northern Border Wall, now the Blueshore Taisui Planting Base.
After the collapse of the Northern Border Wall, it was Fuji who, like Taisui, saved the day, supporting the crumbling structure.
And after stabilizing it, most of the Fuji stayed here, continuing to plant Taisui while constantly self-replicating.
Due to their large numbers, and some individuals being overly enormous, Fuji itself has become a spectacle in the Northern Territory.
It's a must-see attraction.
For five bucks, you can shake hands with a Little Fuji strolling on the street.
In places like Dragon Beard Pass and Wangyang City, which are close to the original wall, you can even experience the giant Fuji wake-up service.
Every morning, as the sun rises, a giant Fuji with three heads and six arms will climb the high walls made of their rears, appearing before the early birds.
