In this video, I show you how I make a Fuji Mountain model using recycled materials that are easy to find at home—mainly cardboard and plastic bottles. I like this kind of build because you don’t need expensive tools or special supplies, but you can still create a strong shape and a nice mountain silhouette. I focus on forming the main structure first, then building up the mountain layers so it looks natural and stable. My key idea in this Fuji model is simple: reuse what you already have, cut and stack carefully, and shape the mountain step by step. Cardboard is great for making the base and contour layers, and plastic bottles help as lightweight support inside the mountain. If you want to try this at home, don’t worry about making it perfect—just keep your layers clean and your structure firm. If you have any ideas to improve the model, comment on the video, and don’t forget to subscribe for more miniature houses and creative DIY models.