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Fujiyama, Japan's "holy mountain", welcomes the first batch of buses and trams: Recently, it has successfully delivered the first batch of pure electric buses in Yamanashi County, Japan. The buses will be put into operation in Wuhu District of Fuji on March 16, bringing a new way of electric travel for the World Cultural Heritage Mount Fuji. "The snow is like a WAN, the smoke is like a handle, and the white fan hangs upside down in the East Sea.". Mount Fuji, known as the highest peak in Japan, is 3776 meters high, a dormant volcano that spans Shizuoka and Yamanashi counties. This batch of BYD pure electric buses first boarded the tourist line of Fujiyama, Japan. With their excellent vehicle performance, they were recognized and appreciated by the staff of Fuji express, the line operator. In Shanli County, Fuji Five Lake area is composed of five lakes, including Hekou lake, Shanzhong lake, West Lake, Jingjin lake and Benqi lake. It is famous for the reflection of Fuji mountain on the lake. In addition to Mount Fuji, many hot springs which are beneficial to health are distributed in various leisure resorts of Yamanashi. Mountaineering and hot springs are the leisure projects that tourists must experience when they come to Yamanashi. According to statistics, in 2018, the total number of tourists in Shanli County exceeded 37.68 million. The operation of BYD pure electric bus in Fuji Wuhu District in Shanli county will provide better quality and environmental protection travel services for tourism and local residents, which also marks an important step forward in pure electric travel of local public transport. BYD has successfully delivered the first batch of pure electric buses in Yamanashi, Japan. The large pure electric buses delivered by BYD carry a large capacity of lithium iron phosphate, with a total capacity of 324kwh and a endurance of 250km. It is worth mentioning that in order to meet the localized demand of the Japanese market, this batch of buses also carry BYD's VTOL mobile power station technology, relying on the reliable power of large capacity batteries, which can provide emergency power supply for emergency shelters in the event of irresistible natural disasters such as earthquakes. In addition, the energy-saving and environment-friendly non emission travel and quiet and stable operation performance will also bring new green travel experience for passengers and residents along the line. So far, BYD has successfully sailed into Kyoto, Okinawa, Iwate, tailase, Yamanashi and other places in Japan. And has accumulated 500000 kilometers in the earliest settled Kyoto, contributing more than 600000 tons to Kyoto's emission reduction. BYD has broken through the encirclement in Japan with the automobile manufacturing industry as the pillar industry, becoming the first Chinese enterprise to successfully enter the Japanese automobile market.