Japanese Town's Effort to Prevent Overcrowding at Mount Fuji
A Japanese town erected a black screen to prevent tourists from overcrowding and taking photos of Mount Fuji, but discovered holes in the screen meant for camera lenses. The screen has helped ease congestion in the area.
Key Points
- Fujikawaguchiko town erected a black screen to discourage tourists from overcrowding and taking photos of Mount Fuji
- Discovered holes in the screen that were just the right size for camera lenses
- Over-tourism is a growing issue in popular tourist destinations like Kyoto and Kamakura
Pros
- Efforts to prevent overcrowding and protect the environment
- Successful in easing congestion in the area
Cons
- Holes discovered in the screen designed to prevent photos