Ekiben Posted May 8 Share Posted May 8 (edited) While in Japan recently, I saw some news regarding the proposed Fuji Subaru Line LRT. Sounds like an old-news story, but the report on Japanese TV highlighted the rising level of opposition among local residents and concerned seismologists so the idea may be gaining traction. 🤔 I hadn't heard about the plan but can definitely see some advantages given the increasing number of tourists wanting to visit Mt. Fuji. I'm sure the owners/operators of all those buses that take people up the mountain are not keen about the idea.  Additional info: https://unseen-japan.com/mt-fuji-light-rail-overtourism/ Edited May 8 by Ekiben 1 Link to comment
katoftw Posted May 8 Share Posted May 8 Cannot see it gaining traction. Â They recent capped daily visitor numbers. Â Road/LRT access will be blocked for at least a season or two. Link to comment
Beaver Posted May 8 Share Posted May 8 Arguably an LRT system would impact the local community less than a mass of buses by taking traffic off the roads. This assumes the visitor cap remains so you are shifting the same number of people to a less intrusive mode of transport. 3 Link to comment
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