Volume 14, Number 11 · June 4, 1970
Mysterious Japan: A Diary
By Wassily Leontief
Sunday, March 8, Tokyo: The fourteen-hour flight from New York (with a refueling stopover at Fairbanks, Alaska) is one of the longest flights one can make to a conference on pollution (or rather on Kogai, public nuisances, as some of my Japanese friends refer to it).
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