Mt. Fuji is a mountain in Honshu, Japan.  Mt. Fuji is actually formed on an older volcano known as Kofuji. According to Buddhist tradition, Fuji rose from the Earth in 286 B.C. after an earthquake. The last eruption from Mt. Fuji was in 1707, however, scientists still regard it as an active volcano. I think, since it hasn’t erupted in 300 years, it will continue to grow flatter and eventually become part of Mt. Kofuji.