Chinese hilltop painted white to mimic Mount Fuji sparks online laughter

The management team has referred to the hill as a “volcano”, complete with weekend “eruptions” that emit artificial pink smoke billowing from the summit.

I don’t know what’s so funny about their effort. I thought it was the real Mt. Fuji, and it only costs thirteen bucks to see it.

See if you can spot the difference:

There used to be, maybe still is, a big sand pile on Ft. Lauderdale beach, topped by a sign that read “The top of this mound is the highest elevation in South Florida.” If the picture above reflects reality, that pile of dry dirt was taller than this “volcano.”