If you ask a Japanese person what their home country's most important landmark is, without a doubt they'll tell you it's Mt. Fuji, or Fuji-san as it's known in Japanese. If you've ever had the chance to see the towering mountain on a clear day, then you'll know why. Fuji is also important to motorsports fans, not for the mountain itself but for the race track located nearby. Fuji Speedway is the holy ground of Japanese motorsport, history, dating back to the 1960's when legendary race cars like Hakosuka GT-R and Toyota 2000GT could be seen running on Fuji's banked corners....
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