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Mt. Fuji-san YOKOSUKA Yokosuka, Japan was the BRAINE ' s homeport in the Far East. On three different occasions we spent from one to two weeks here. These periods were for upkeep and repair of the ship in between heavy- operating periods, and to provide a bit of relaxation for the crew. The large naval base there offered many kinds of recreational facilities and a ship ' s store where bargains in chinaware, stemware, pearls, and silk were tremendous. A 3 magazine was needed to stow the many articles bought by the crew, a total of $13,000 worth. The town of Yokosuka also offered many types of recreation. A successful ship ' s party was held there in June. Black market alley was always interesting and a challenge to one ' s bargaining ability. Many journeyed to nearby Kamakura to see the great Buddha, or even farther to Tokyo or Mt. Fuji. The qreat Buddha, Daibutzu, at Kamakura Yokosuka Harbor 18
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HOWSHU KOBE The Fourth of July hohday was spent in the large industrial port of Kobe. World famous Kobe beef provided some wonder- ful steak dinners. Souvenir shopping on Motomachi Street and side trips to Kyoto, ancient capital of Japan, and modern Osaka took up most of the four days there. Despite heavy rains and high wind, Kobe was a welcome rest from heavy operations with the Seventh Fleet. Geisha qirl dancers Kobe street Religious procession «- 20
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