INTRODUCTORY

I ought not to write about Japan at all, for I was there but three

short weeks, and rain or snow fell almost all the time, and I sailed

for America on the very day that the cherry blossom festivities began.

But--well, there is only one Fujiyama, and it is surpassingly beautiful

and satisfying--the perfect mountain--and I should feel contemptible if

I did not add my eulogy of it--my gratitude--to all the others.

Since, then, I am to say something of Fuji, let the way be paved.

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