The snow has melted even more since last week.
About one meter of the snow depth pole at the 7th Station is exposed, while that at the 8th Station is completely visible.
However, this section is still completely covered with snow.
Many areas of the snow’s surface were frozen today. Climbers should take care to avoid slipping there.
Climbers should also be aware that the trail is extremely easy to lose in dense fog.
*For mountain information, see: http://sounkyovc.net/trails/kuro/140610kuro.pdf
Photos: Near the respective snow depth poles of Mt. Kurodake’s 7th Station (left) and 8th Station (right) Jun. 10
About one meter of the snow depth pole at the 7th Station is exposed, while that at the 8th Station is completely visible.
However, this section is still completely covered with snow.
Many areas of the snow’s surface were frozen today. Climbers should take care to avoid slipping there.
Climbers should also be aware that the trail is extremely easy to lose in dense fog.
*For mountain information, see: http://sounkyovc.net/trails/kuro/140610kuro.pdf
Photos: Near the respective snow depth poles of Mt. Kurodake’s 7th Station (left) and 8th Station (right) Jun. 10
