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Calligraphy on the second floor of Taishokan

When dining on the second floor of Taishokan, I came across a wonderful piece of calligraphy. There was no description, so I asked the attendant, but they did not know. When I asked Gemini, I received the following explanation: It said this work is a dynamic calligraphic rendering of a poem (or an excerpt) themed around Mt. Fuji by the great Shizuoka-born novelist Yasushi Inoue, who deeply loved Mt. Fuji. Transcription (the written text): “White Fuji, Green Fuji, Red Fuji—Fuji, Fuji; Fuji, Fuji; Lamp-lit Fuji; Vast Fuji—Fuji, Fuji; The world’s Fuji—by shining alone it is truly Fuji; it is truly Fuji.” Signature/seal (lower left): It appears to read “Kotaro poem / Yasu” (or content composed by Yasushi Inoue inspired by Kotaro’s poem), or possibly Inoue’s own signature such as “Yasu” with an accompanying seal. This was Gemini’s answer and I cannot confirm whether it is accurate. However, I feel it may be close to the truth. If possible, could you prepare a brief description for this piece at Tofuya?