Mount Fuji Sei Shōnagon puzzle

Mount Fuji, the highest mountain in Japan, with lower peaks beside it. It is a fitting subject for a puzzle first printed in Japan in 1742. It is rated medium because the peaks show where a few pieces sit, but the mountain is one low, wide mass. Well over half of the pieces' edges are hidden, which leaves it just short of hard.

Drag the seven Sei Shōnagon pieces onto the shadow until the mount fuji is filled. Every shape here uses all seven, with no overlaps and nothing hanging over the edge. The pieces have exactly the silhouette's area, so covering the shadow is the whole win condition.

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