This article takes a look at three of Japan's most important physical features: Mt. Fuji, the Japanese Alps, and Shikoku Island. Mt. Fuji is an iconic symbol and active stratovolcano located on Honshu Island, while the Japanese Alps are a mountain range stretching across central Honshu. Shikoku Island is located south of Honshu in the Seto Inland Sea and contains four prefectures with unique cultures. The Pacific Coastline of Japan stretches over 25 thousand kilometers from Hokkaido down through Kyushu Islands and offers stunning views along its rugged shorelines.