Fujisan’s Drops
You Can Have Mt. Fujisan with the Natural Water

Date：19, Mar, 2015
Investigated and Written by Misaka Youhei
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I am a Japanese man and so would like to go up Mt. Fuji once in my life. This year again, a lot of climbers and tourists are going to rush there as soon as the mountain will open on July 1. I hate crowds, and then will never do it.

Although I do not have the certain cult of Fujisan, I own some longing for the mountain. Perhaps there are many Japanese like me, aren’t there? I am just a lazy stay-at-home. But it is easily considered that some cannot go up out of addresses and jobs, and others are unable for their bodies. At least, we may have pure water of Mt. Fuji. “Fujisan’s Drops (Fujisan no shizuku)” lets you make it.

Between the underground lava beds, the water of melted snow at Mt. Fuji goes filtered for about two decades and wells up at Oshino. Water of Oshino has been listed on the selection of 100 fine water springs in Japan by the Environment Agency. Though Fujisan is very popular, I guess the fact is not as well-known as the mountain.

“Fujisan’s Drops” contains the pure water of Oshino after filtering. As 55 is the hardness, it is easy for drinking. They say it includes vanadium. You do not need to pay attention, however, because there are no scientific bases which say it is good for our health.

Souten is said to have produced since 2012. The natural water tastes so good. Moreover, it makes you easily concerned with Mt. Fuji. Now, why not get the great mountain into your throat with the mineral water.