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Japan's snow-covered Mount Fuji is a world- agoavailablebasecompanyfamousfreehotspotshoursnumberpeoplepicturesplacesafeseasonservicesignalsitesymbolwarningsyear mountain. Nearly 300,000 agoavailablebasecompanyfamousfreehotspotshoursnumberpeoplepicturesplacesafeseasonservicesignalsitesymbolwarningsyear climb the 3,776-meter mountain every agoavailablebasecompanyfamousfreehotspotshoursnumberpeoplepicturesplacesafeseasonservicesignalsitesymbolwarningsyear. Now they can tweet about it or post agoavailablebasecompanyfamousfreehotspotshoursnumberpeoplepicturesplacesafeseasonservicesignalsitesymbolwarningsyear on Facebook from the top of Mount Fuji. Japan's biggest telecommunications agoavailablebasecompanyfamousfreehotspotshoursnumberpeoplepicturesplacesafeseasonservicesignalsitesymbolwarningsyear has started a free Wi-Fi agoavailablebasecompanyfamousfreehotspotshoursnumberpeoplepicturesplacesafeseasonservicesignalsitesymbolwarningsyear on Fuji. Climbers can access agoavailablebasecompanyfamousfreehotspotshoursnumberpeoplepicturesplacesafeseasonservicesignalsitesymbolwarningsyear Wi-Fi service at eight different hotspots, including at the summit. The Wi-Fi will only be agoavailablebasecompanyfamousfreehotspotshoursnumberpeoplepicturesplacesafeseasonservicesignalsitesymbolwarningsyear for three months. This is the length of the climbing agoavailablebasecompanyfamousfreehotspotshoursnumberpeoplepicturesplacesafeseasonservicesignalsitesymbolwarningsyear. After users log on, they will have 72 agoavailablebasecompanyfamousfreehotspotshoursnumberpeoplepicturesplacesafeseasonservicesignalsitesymbolwarningsyear of free Wi-Fi access from the mountain.

The agoavailablebasecompanyfamousfreehotspotshoursnumberpeoplepicturesplacesafeseasonservicesignalsitesymbolwarningsyear of climbers on Mount Fuji has increased since the mountain became a UNESCO World Heritage agoavailablebasecompanyfamousfreehotspotshoursnumberpeoplepicturesplacesafeseasonservicesignalsitesymbolwarningsyear two years agoavailablebasecompanyfamousfreehotspotshoursnumberpeoplepicturesplacesafeseasonservicesignalsitesymbolwarningsyear. The U.N. said Fuji was an important agoavailablebasecompanyfamousfreehotspotshoursnumberpeoplepicturesplacesafeseasonservicesignalsitesymbolwarningsyear of Japan. Local authorities hope the Wi-Fi service will keep climbers agoavailablebasecompanyfamousfreehotspotshoursnumberpeoplepicturesplacesafeseasonservicesignalsitesymbolwarningsyear on the mountain. People can now check weather agoavailablebasecompanyfamousfreehotspotshoursnumberpeoplepicturesplacesafeseasonservicesignalsitesymbolwarningsyear and find shelter. They can also call for help if their phone loses its agoavailablebasecompanyfamousfreehotspotshoursnumberpeoplepicturesplacesafeseasonservicesignalsitesymbolwarningsyear. The highest agoavailablebasecompanyfamousfreehotspotshoursnumberpeoplepicturesplacesafeseasonservicesignalsitesymbolwarningsyear in the world to have a Wi-Fi hotspot is Mount Everest. It has a hotspot at its last agoavailablebasecompanyfamousfreehotspotshoursnumberpeoplepicturesplacesafeseasonservicesignalsitesymbolwarningsyear camp, which is 5,148 metres high. The North Pole and the International Space Station also have agoavailablebasecompanyfamousfreehotspotshoursnumberpeoplepicturesplacesafeseasonservicesignalsitesymbolwarningsyear.