Even the least expected countries have Fuji on a stamp.
That below is from Nepal issued in 1997
Even the United States has Fuji on stamp, neglecting many
of it's own volcanoes.
The following stamp was issued July 14th, 1953
Following the take-over by the Japanese of northeastern China
and the declared independence of Manchukuo in 1932, it is not surprising
to find that the newly created state had Fuji on its stamps.
The stamps illustrated below were issued in 1935
China also issued the stamp below on September 29th, 1992
The souvenir sheet shown below was issued by Laos in 1981
Sierra Leone Red Cross Stamp issued in 1988 is next
Phila Nippon with two Fuji's, one on insert stamp, the other
on background to souvenir sheet.
Again many thanks to Lisa Heiman for many of these stamps.
Next is souvenir sheet issued by Djibouti.
Printed on wood!!!
To celebrate marriage of Crown Prince Naruhito and Masako
Owada
The next stamp is from Korea, issued December 18th, 1985
Likewise, the following stamp and souvenir sheet were issued
by Korea September 6th, 1984
The next, issued by Barbados, celebrates Philanippon 91
The next stamp was issued by Hungary March 27th, 1975
(courtesy of Jim Gaul)
The next stamp (courtesy of Dan Jacobs) was issued by Ajman
The next stamp shows Fuji as a backdrop to 962 Japon train
Courtesy of Lisa Heiman
The next stamp showing a full Moon over Fuji was issued by
the United Nations for use in Geneva Office.
The next was issued by Ghana in 2002 in their "Year of
the Mountain" set.
Accompanied by Uganda with another view of Fuji in "Year
of Mountain" set.
The next one from Palau in same "Year of Mountain"
set
The next stamp purportedly issued by Malawi in 2007
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