But wherever or whenever it be, a tea-house, placed to command the best view of the sight, stands ready to receive him.

For nature's beauties are too well recognized to remain the exclusive property of the first chance lover.

People flock to view nature as we do to see a play, and privacy is as impossible as it is unsought.

Indeed, the aversion to publicity is simply a result of the sense of self, and therefore necessarily not a feature of so impersonal a civilization.

Aesthetic guidebooks are written for the nature-enamoured, descriptive of these views which the Japanese translator quaintly calls "Sceneries," and which visitors come not only from near but from far to gaze upon.