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This time I was more prepared. Since I first saw the Hiroshige show last month, I bought a book of all 100 Famous Views of Mt Fuji, and have been studying the images. My eyes were ready for the colors and just how many prints there are. Bonus: a few of them were cooling in the heat of this city summer.
P.s. I didn't know Mt. Fuji was a volcano!