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without markings it would be a disaster for most of us
the tiny arrow is where the trail crosses the knife ridge (Daikiretto Trail)
the footholds the view down
for mist enthusiasts
between Kitahotaka and Okuhotaka
this was a July 2nd
this was a July 2nd
personally I appreciate the chains despite the intrusion on pure nature
ok that’s all
go on work days for best results
go on work days for best results
For much better info on hiking the Japan Alps, Tom Fay’s books and site are a great start.
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