All Random Talks from October 2004 to May 2006 were compiled into a book entitled “Explore Japan from the land of Mt. Fuji”. We hope that our readers, many of whom purchased the book through online bookstores in Japan, have enjoyed our book and found it interesting. The human race has engaged in international communication since ancient times, and we are proud to continue this tradition. Knowing the history of a specific place stimulates us more. When I am in Miho-no-Matsubara, Shimizu Ward, Shizuoka City, I can feel how Claude Monet looked out from here and drew Mt. Fuji across the seasons.

絶版（“Explore Japan from the land of Mt. Fuji” is now out of print.）

Table of Contents

1. Birth of the Izu Peninsula
2. Mt.Fuji, Sacred Mountain
3. Foundation of Nation-building
4. Tokaido - The busiest route in Japan
5. Traditional Culture
6. Tokugawa Ieyasu loved Noh
7. Many Traditional Crafts
8. The First Europeans
9. The Last Shogun
10. Japonism
11. Hot Springs and Geisha
12. City of Melodious Brooks
13. Musee Bernard Buffet The No.1 Collection
14. A Long Stretch of Pine Trees
15. The Shipbuilding Museum in Heda
16. Shimizu Port
17. Blue Chip Companies with the Spirit of Challenge
18. Intuition and Passion
19. Red Dragonfly
20. Kudzu - The Natural Fiber
21. Prestigious Japanese Sake
22. From New Year's Eve to the New Year
23. Izakayas
24. Your Memory of Japan
25. Memo

日本語版（一部要約）