Snow-capped Mt Fuji from Araya, Fujiyoshida, Yamanashi in late November. View of majestic Mt Fuji, covered in snow, captured from Araya, Fujiyoshida, Yamanashi, Japan. Bare trees in the foreground hint at the late autumn season.

  This stock video captures the iconic silhouette of Mount Fuji, Japan's highest peak, majestically standing with its summit thoroughly covered in a pristine layer of snow. The distinctive, symmetrical conical shape of the stratovolcano is prominently displayed against a soft, overcast sky, lending a muted and serene quality to the scene. Streaks and patterns of snow and ice are visible across its upper slopes, indicating the harsh yet beautiful conditions of late autumn transforming into winter. The vantage point for this serene vista is identified as Araya, a district within Fujiyoshida City in the Yamanashi Prefecture of Japan. The date, November 27, 2025, aligns perfectly with the visual evidence of a landscape transitioning into its colder months. In the immediate foreground, a sparse array of deciduous trees stands, their branches completely bare of leaves. These skeletal forms, slightly out of focus, create a natural frame and a sense of depth, contrasting with the colossal mountain in the background. Their leafless state clearly signals the late autumnal or early winter period, underscoring the seasonal context provided. The overall atmosphere of the stock video is tranquil and contemplative, characterized by a subdued color palette dominated by whites, grays, and subtle browns. The subtle haziness in the air further softens the edges of the distant mountain, contributing to a dreamlike quality. Mount Fuji, a symbol of Japan, is a sight of profound natural beauty, especially when adorned with its winter snowcap, a view highly sought after by stock videoers and admirers. This particular composition, with the foreground trees, provides an authentic snapshot of the Japanese landscape during this specific time of year, embodying both the grandeur of the mountain and the quiet beauty of the surrounding environment in Yamanashi.