Oi Yacho Koen- third trip

Spent windy cold Sunday at Oi-Yacho Koen, a nice day including meeting new people and seeing lots of ducks, including the Common Teal and Tufted Duck.

Out the way out Masa told me you could see Fuji-san from the walkway bridge over the rail line. When I saw it I clapped my hands and squealed like a ten-year-old girl who has been told that she is going for a pony ride. I still don’t understand the pull it exerts over me. Even this pollution hazed view was exciting.

I have started to think about collecting views of Fuji has a work and see if I can meet any Fuji-san enthusiasts.

Peter's meshi

I see Fuji everywhere.

I go to a contemporary art exhibition and buy postcards of woodcuts depicting Fuji.

At the first open day at Tokyo Wonder-site I meant Peter Bellars. When he offered me a choice of the various images on his business card, I choose this Fuji sunset. I think it's in Hakone (maybe Moto-Hakone?) near Lake Ashi. At this stage I didn't know how addicted I would become to seeing the volcanic mountain.