Fujis

Fujis is a plural form in English that can refer to multiple things associated with the name Fuji. In common usage, it most often denotes several people who share the Japanese surname Fuji.

The surname Fuji is of Japanese origin. When used in English, the phrase the Fujis refers to members of a family or individuals bearing that surname. It functions as a standard pluralization of a proper noun in everyday speech or writing.

In geography and culture, Mount Fuji, known in Japanese as Fuji-san, is Japan’s highest mountain and a well-known symbol of the country. The mountain is typically written and spoken in the singular form Fuji; the plural Fujis is not standard for the mountain itself, though it might appear in lists that include multiple features named Fuji or in fictional or comparative contexts.

The name Fuji also appears in many corporate and brand contexts, such as Fujifilm and Fuji Television. In such uses, Fuji remains a proper noun and is not usually pluralized. When discussing several different brands together, speakers would generally retain the singular form rather than refer to “the Fujis” as a brand group.

Overall, Fujis primarily denotes multiple people with the surname Fuji; outside of that surname usage, the plural form is uncommon and typically arises only in specific linguistic or fictional contexts. See also Fuji and Fujisan for related terms.