A seven-year-old was left alone on Mount Fuji by his dad during a family climb—sitting with a snack and drink in rough, foggy weather for hours until rescuers found him. The father, three hours away, faced police backlash for prioritizing the summit over his child’s safety. This chilling incident underscores the real dangers of climbing Japan’s iconic 4,000-meter peak—a popular but perilous trek where even a moment’s lapse can have serious consequences.
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