槍嶽登山遇風霧濕滑巖稜、天氣轉壞攻頂與冒雨趕末班巴士的紀實

Mount Yarigatake (槍ヶ岳) had been on my mind for a long time. I can't really explain why this particular mountain. I just wanted to stand up there for myself and find out what it was actually like. This trip took me from Kamikochi through Yarisawa and into the Japanese Alps, before climbing the exposed final section to the 3,180 m summit of Mount Yarigatake. The weather didn't make things easy. There was rain, cloud, exposed terrain, a few questionable decisions, and a very long way back down. Somewhere along the way, the trip became about more than simply reaching the summit. This isn't a route guide or an instructional video. It's an honest record of my experience — the preparation, uncertainty, mistakes, ridiculous moments, summit, and the long journey back to Kamikochi. Route: Kamikochi → Yarisawa → Yarigatake → Kamikochi Summit: 3,180 m Location: Japanese Alps, Japan Mountain hiking and climbing involve inherent risks. Yarigatake includes steep and exposed terrain, ladders, chains and sections where a fall could have serious consequences. Weather and trail conditions can change rapidly. Prepare appropriately, check current conditions and official guidance, know your limits, and turn back when necessary. Worth the Hike Honest hiking films, mountain trips and practical lessons from the trail. #Yarigatake #JapanAlps #HikingJapan 00:00 Mount Yarigatake 00:48 The Journey to Kamikochi 03:55 Myojin Pond 04:45 Yokoo: Ranger Warning 05:53 Yarisawa doubt 06:53 The real climb begins 11:23 Yarigatake Reveals Sessho hut 11:57 Entering the ridge 20:39 Spear attack 21:08 Climbing Mount Yarigatake 26:39 Spear Descent 32:54 The Long Way Home 37:20 Getting Too Cold 38:57 Grandpa 40:30 Back to Kamikochi