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Updated date:November 16, 2017
Conservation Ideals and System
The prefectures of Yamanashi and Shizuoka have established a charter and bylaws outlining the attitudes, basic mindset, and initiatives that should be observed in order to ensure that not only public authorities and private businesses but also all individuals become actively involved in the conservation of Fujisan.
Fujisan Charter
In 1998, the prefectures of Yamanashi and Shizuoka established the Fujisan Charter for the purpose of ensuring that Fujisan is passed on to future generations not only as a national asset but also as a world-class symbol of Japan.
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Fujisan Charter |
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1 Let us be grateful for the chance to learn about and become intimate with the natural environment of Fujisan and its abundant blessings. |
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1 Let us carefully protect the beautiful natural environment of Fujisan and promote its rich culture. |
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1 Let us reduce the burden on the natural environment of Fujisan and strive to coexist with it. |
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1 Let each and every one of us actively work toward conserving the environment of Fujisan. |
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1 Let us perpetually continue to pass on the natural environment, scenic beauty, history, and culture of Fujisan to future generations. |
Basic Regulations for the Fujisan World Heritage Site
In March 2015, the prefectures of Yamanashi and Shizuoka enacted the Basic Regulations for the Fujisan World Heritage Site to comprehensively promote measures for conserving Fujisan and to ensure that its outstanding universal value is passed on to future generations.