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 1 Intro|            INTRODUCTION~KAKUZO OKAKURA, the author of this work
 2 Intro|        by this experience, Mr. Okakura only found his appreciation
 3 Intro|        its appreciation of Mr. Okakura's services and convictions
 4 Intro|    increasingly prominent. Mr. Okakura now resigned. Six months
 5 Intro|       book.~If we say that Mr. Okakura is in some~sense the William
 6 Intro|        Bijitsuin, however, Mr. Okakura has found time to aid his
 7 Intro|      Oriental culture, and Mr. Okakura's visit to the Caves of
 8 Intro|      the striking value of Mr. Okakura's suggestions regarding
 9 Intro|      namely, the Chinese - Mr. Okakura is~able to show the absurdity
10 Intro|      With regard to China, Mr. Okakura's treatment is equally rich
11 Intro| foreign consciousness. For Mr. Okakura, in dealing with the subject
12 Intro|   Japanese art as a whole? Mr. Okakura answers without hesitation:
13 Intro|       owed to China; it is Mr. Okakura's contention, however, that
14 Intro|     value to show Asia, as Mr. Okakura does, not as the congeries