Walker (DDE 517) - Naval Cruise Book

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' 0 ' 1 . ' 1 IL Qrlenta nor 1p1n LFLL t L Lurly mornmg log as we entereLl X olcosulea a C0 , 1 x nLv lLaruarx L nxn XL1 IL was tlme lrollxing remnants ot a l1ONVl11lg c c onlc storm lL t L, L t l.I1LlLIlt Japan. fe oun .Iant L LIIL x vLople, anLl learneLl lo Lluielcly recognize tlle L. a ter o tn w IULLKI Ll L a ITILL en anLl women ol Yolcosulca n1oveLl along L YLLI um o nL alvle way Llown llolmlaexjs Row, Cllltl lll1I'Oll,Ql1 de X ar Ll ' Feel HL 1 1Lnr lislling laelcle, lapanese wooLl punts anLl Y L L no L + ournl were llle ll1ClULllL'S ol. tlle latest llit l7a1'aLle L 1 ll orm. lllk e L 1LlLLl willm llme inevilalale impressions lclt lay a LL mrllug oLLup.1llon orLL L un L tllk LLl in y'UlUl'llll sasl1eLl lcimonos, women rolleLl Ll . L . L r v mxxLLl r.1L'iously, nlllll sullixeLl requests w1tl1 v lltllt-1-l 1 L LX DFL 1 xx L- l.u1gu.1gL-. llul ilme new generations l1as I l llkllxk un u ' 4 ll.lLl lm,1,,ily .ls llley jlllerlvug in saLlLlle slloes .mL L :Low L vo ml luv .XmL-riL'.1u sl.mLl.1rLls live in prixnitive H0 l IL r 1 IUI L .UL llllLlllllL'l'L'Ll .uul L'le.1n. kwue room will usually serve as llle lamily reception room, Llllllllg llllLll'lL'l'5, .unl llL'LlI'00ll1. Vlqlmere are lnew Llmirs in lnpnn, anLl, lllc lialnlly will galluer in quiet serenily on llle latami llam- l 1LwLw ll LvLw r mal, warmeLl. only lay tlme glow- ing emlwers ol an llilmelli pot. 'l4l1e l.ooLl was Llillerenl, anLl strange, Clllkl we were soon Llipping lricLl meat in raw eggs, eating rice, sea weecl, Zllltl. sweet porlc witll el1op stielcs. llut lapan is a nation ol contrast, anLl lrom tl1e lmusy streets ol Yolzosulea, Yolcolmma, Vlqolcyo, or Saselno, it was pos- silule to quielcly Llisappear into tllc pine- covereLl, rcstlul mountains near Fuji. 'lille smallest inn, or tlle most resplenclent l1otel was quiet, anLl relaxing, anal tlle liot salze, natural laot spring laatlas, ancl resttul at- mospliere were welcome sigl1ts. Tl1e lapanese cities ancl towns gave us our luest liloerty ancl slmore leave. Tl1ere were temples, and palaces, tlle olcl, ancl, tlle new, a place wlmere everyone was san, ancl tlae tlxings Wl1iCl'1 never llappell usually 40.

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