Difficulties Rating of Mountain Climbing in Yamanashi Prefecture

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Difficulties Rating of Mountain Climbing in Yamanashi Prefecture Difficulties Rating of Mountain Climbing in Yamanashi Prefecture Levels of difficulty of climbing route ※only under good weather conditions 123 climbing routes of 100 top mountains of Yamanashi has been rated according to technical difficulties and physical strength required. Yamanashi is one of the most mountainous prefecture with high mountains such as Mt.Fuji , Mt.Kitadake and Mt.Ainodake. Please refer to this rantings to choose the most suitable climbing routes to your level and enjoy beautiful mountains of Yamanashi. Produced by Mountain Grading of Yamanashi Prefecture Production Committee guide A B C D E I t t i s w ※1 The rating of Mt.Fuji is only applicable during the climbing season (early july to mid september). o app 10 n Mt.Fuji is the highest mountain in japan, and there are risks of altitude sickness and sudden weather changes in summer. i gh ro p t Outside of the official climbing season of Mt. Fuji, unstable weather condition increases the risk of disasters and accidents. s r i a or Therefore, climbers are not allowed to climb Mt. Fuji without sufficient knowledge, technique, and experience, 35 ♠ Mt.Kitadake→Mt.Shiomidake t e t (Hirogawara・Torikura) h 9 t and reliable equipments and climbing planning based on the Safety Guideline of Climbing Mt. Fuji. o r ee s Mt.Fuji is an active volcano. Please pay attension to the information of volcanic activities. t ay n i gh 96 ♠ Mt.Nokogiridake→Mt.Kaikomagatake o t v 8 s (Kamanashi River Gate・Kuroto Ridge)※2※5 e r t s I t w t ay i o 34 ♠ Mt.Kitadake→Mt.Notoridake(Hirogawara・Narada) 64 Mt.Zarugatake(Ro-Daira)※3 s n app i o 7 gh 95 Mt.Notoridake(Narada)<Daimonzawa> v e ro t s r p a r i n a 105 Mt.Fuji(Umagaeshi)※1 1 Mt.Ainodake(Hirogawara)<Kusasuberi> 22 Mt.Kaikomagatake(Chiku-u-komagatake Shrine) t i gh e t 6 t 107 Mt.Ho-o(Yashajin Pass) 97 Mt.Nokogiridake(Kamanashi River Gate)※3※5 o o r I p t 33 Mt.Kitadake(Hirogawara)<Kusasuberi> 108 ♥ Mt.Ho-o(Aoki Kosen)<Mt.Jizodake・Nakamichi> 63 Mt.Sasa(Lake Narada)※3 i s 41 Mt.Kumotori(Kamosawa) 5 app h 99 Mt.Hafu(Nishizawa Valley Trailhead)<Karisaka Pass> ro 104 Mt.Fuji(Fuji-Subaru-Line 5th Station)※1 p r i Mt.Akadake(Utsukushi-Mori)<Kenkai Ridge> a 68 Mt.Shichimen(Hagoromo) 7 Mt.Amagoidake(Sekison Shrine Parking)※3 19 Mt.Ogawa(Mizugaki Hut) 2 n t i e y gh 30 Mt.Karisakarei(Nishizawa Valley Trailhead) 36 Mt.Kimpu(Mizugaki Hut) 3 Akadake(Utsukushi-Mori)<Shingyoji Ridge> t t o 40 Mt.Kumotori(Ushiroyama Forestry Road)※5 60 Mt.Gongendake(Mt.Tennyo Trailhead) 91 Mt.Tosaka(Nishizawa Valley Trailhead)※6 s t 55 Mt.Kotaro(Hirogawara)<Kusasuberi> s 4 ay 58 Mt.Kobushigatake(Nishizawa Valley Trailhead) o v 59 Mt.Kobushigatake(Odarumi Pass) e r i 101 Mt.Hiryu(Taba Bus Stop)<Misaka Ridge>※6 a 102 Mt.Hiryu(Sannose)<Shoran Hut>※6 *2 Climbers are required to carry ropes and abseiling devices . c 15 Mt.Odake(Lake Saiko Iyashi-no-Sato) 8 Mt.Amagoidake(Village Hakushu Trailhead) 4 Mt.Asayomine(Kitazawa Pass)<Mt.Kurisawa>※4 Also, climbers must be accompanied by an expert with climbing 18 Mt.Omuro(Kubo Bus Stop) 10 ♥ Mt.Amigasa(Kannon-Daira)<Seinen Hut> 21 ♥ Mt.Kaikomagatake(Kitazawa Pass) ability and experience. 39 Mt.Kushigata(Miharashidai Park Parking)<Kitaone Trail> 23 Mt.Kasatori(Shinchi-Daira) <Sensui Pass・Mt.Soji>※4 a 56 Mt.Konara(Fufu-Yamanashi Trailhead)<Hahakoishi-Michi> 49 Mt.Kenashi(Yunooku Forestry Road Trailhead) 52 Mt.Kentoku(Tokuwa Parking)<Ginshosui> 69 Mt.Shinoi(Mt.shinoi-Okuyama Trailhead)※5 65 ♥ Mt.Sampobunzan(Shoji Bus Stop) 76 ♥ Mt.Senjogatake(Kitazawa Pass)※4 *3 Routes require physical strength over level 4, There is no l 3 84 Mt.Takadokkyo(Tokuma Pass Trailhead) 73 Mt.Jumai(Mt.Jumai Trailhead)<Jumai Pass> mountain hut on the way, so climbers have to be able to 111 Mt.Mishotai(Michisaka Tunnel) 75 Mt.Settogatake(Gyominsomae)<Mt.Onigatake> make a tent and secure water supply. 116 Mt.Minobu(Ropeway Parking) 82 Mt.Takatsuka(Shiotsu Sta.) 90 Mt.Chojagatake(Sano River Valley Trailhead) 106 Mt.Fujimi(Hirasu Trailhead) *4 Routes require physical strength under level 3, and returning s 109 Mt.Honjagamaru(Sasago Sta.)<Funabashizawa> the same day is possible. However, it takes a long of time to 5 ♠ Mt.Ashiwada(Ippongi Bus Stop・Koyodai Bus Stop) 24 Mt.Kasatori(Sakuba-Daira) 29 Mt.Kayagatake(Kannon Pass) reach the starting point, and there is a possibility that 12 Mt.Imakura(Michisaka Tunnel) 28 Mt.Kayagatake(Fukada Park Parking) 72 ♠ Mt.Junigatake(Nagahama・Kuwarubi) t 14 Mt.Ogi(Torisawa Sta.)<Mt.Ogi Nashinoki-Daira・Okubo-no-Col> 43 Mt.Kurogane(Mt.Kentoku Forestry Road Parking) 112 Mt.Mizugaki(Mizugaki Hut) climbers will not be able to return the same day. 20 Mt.Obina(Toichi Bus Stop) 46 Mt.Kurodake(Shin-Misaka Tunnel)<Kyu-Misaka Pass> Staying over one night is recommended. r 27 Mt.Kabuto(Trailhead Parking)<Hillside Route> 66 Mt.Sampobunzan(Shoji Bus Stop) 31 Mt.Kangatake(Nakazawa Trailhead) 85 Mt.Takigo(Takigo沢 Parking)<Hinoki-Daira> *5 There is a possibility that the access to the starting point and 37 Mt.Kimpu(Odarumi Pass) 98 Mt.Hakkorei(Umegashima Hakkorei Trailhead Parking) e 38 Mt.Kuki(Tanokura Sta.) 113 Mt.Mitsuishi(Okuzure Trailhead) forest road on the route could be closed. Please confirm at the 42 Mt.Kuratake(Hamasawa Bus Stop) Forest Road Management Office in advance. n 44 Mt.Kurokawa / Mt.Keikan(Tsugane 2nd Elementary Junior High School(closed)) 45 Mt.Kurokawa / Mt.Keikan(Yanagisawa Pass Parking) *6 Routes require physical strength over level 4. However, there is 48 Mt.Kurofuji(Hiramijo Public Hall) g 50 Mt.Genji(Maruyama Forestry Road Trailhead)※5 no mountain hut or camping site on the route, so climbers have 51 Mt.Genjirodake(Sagashio Onsen Bus Stop) to be able to return the same day. These routes also require 53 Mt.Koganezawa(Lodge Chobei)<Ishimaru Pass> sufficient experience and physical strength. t I t 61 Mt.Gongen(Asakawa Bus Stop) i s 67 Mt.Shishin(Kamisano Settlement)<Sano Pass> p o 71 Mt.Shakushi(Toriiji Pass) h ss 2 i 77 Mt.Sentoboshi(Hirogawara Parking) b l e 78 Mt.Daizoukyoji(Isawaonsen Sta.) t o 79 ♥ Mt.Daibosatsurei(Lodge Chobei) select the mountain r e 80 ♠ Mt.Takakawa(Hatsukari Sta.・Kasei Sta.) t u r 81 Mt.Takakawa(Hatsukari Sta.) n suitable for your level. t 83 Mt.Takadokkyo(Taru Pass Trailhead) he 86 Mt.Takido(Ubaguchi-no-Sato Folkcraft Museum) da 88 Mt.Tatsuzawa(Tatsuzawa Forestry Road Trailhead) y 89 Mt.Tanayokote(Otaki-Fudoson) 92 Mt.Torinomune(Michinoeki Doshi) 93 Mt.Nabatakeura(Wademura Bus Stop) 94 Mt.Nijurokuya(Shimo-ozaki Parking) 100 Mt.Hinata(Yadateishi Parking) 103 Mt.Hirugatake(Lake Shibire Parking) 114 Mt.Mitsutoge(Kanegakubosawa Trailhead) Mountain Range 115 Mt.Mito(Tsurutoge Bus Stop) Daibosatsu / Doshi 117 ♥ Mt.Momokura(Saruhashi Sta.) Captain of a tourgroup "Yamanashi , the country of Fuji" Minami-Alps 122 Mt.Rakanji(Shishi-Daira) HISHIMARU TAKEDA Fuji / Misaka 123 Mt.Ryugatake(Lake Motosu Campsite) Yatsugatake / Chichibu 6 Mt.Ashiwada((Ippongi Bus Stop) 110 Mt.Magaridake(Mt.Magaridake Trailhead) 9 Mt.Amari(Hirogawara Parking) 118 Mt.Yambushi(Osasa Pass Parking) [notes] 11 Mt.Ishiwari(Ishiwari Shrine Parking) 13 Mt.Iwatono(Otsuki Sta.) ( ) climbing routes 16 Mt.Okuratakamaru 1 7 Mt.Otochi 〈 〉 the point between the several routes 25 Mt.Kasuga(Shin-Torisaka Tunnel) 26 Mt.Kasuga(Kurosaka Pass) 32 Mt.Gangaharasuriyama ♠ the route where the starting point differs from the finishing point 47 Mt.Kurodake(Suzuran Pass Trailhead) 1 54 Mt.Kokushigatake 57 Mt.Konara(Yakiyama Pass) → the order of the starting point to the finishing point 62 Mt.Sasagogangaharasuriyama ♥ Entrance to and exit of the mountain is the same, but different routes 70 Mt.Shakagatake(Hinatazaka Pass) 74 Mt.Shiratori(Forest Park Parking) are used for ascending and descending. 87 Mt.Tachioka(Mt.Tachioka Trailhead Parking) numbers appeared on the list of Mountain Granding of Yamanashi Prefecture 119 Mt.Yogai(Yogai Onsen) 120 Mt.Yoko-o(Shinshu Pass) (attached separately) 121 Mt.Rakanji(Panorama-Dai(Summit Sta.)) A B C D E ★ ★★ ★★★ ★★★★ ★★★★★ technical difficulties 〈climbing route〉 〈climbing route〉 〈climbing route〉 〈climbing route〉 〈climbing route〉 ◇Almost fully equipped . ◇Climbers have to pass cliffs, swamps and ◇Climbers have to pass ladder and chain ◇Climbers sometimes have to pass the ◇Climbers have to climb up and down ◇The possibility to fall or slide down is low in case of possibly snow vallies. areas, snowy vallies and wade across a river. harsh ridge of the cliff , unstable gravel sand harsh rock areas. tumbling. ◇Climbing and descending roads are steep ◇There are places where it is easy for , ladder and chain areas. ◇There are consective dangerous areas ◇The possibility to be lost is low. routes climbers to fall or slide down. ◇Climbers sometimes have to move forward where climbers could fall down or slide ◇Routes may be confusing at times ◇There are some places where enough with great force by using hands through down. ◇There are places where climbers could fall or direction signs are not provided. dense bushes with bamboo grass and small ◇There is a possibility that climbers 〈technique/ability〉 slide down if they tumble. trees. should move forward with great force by ◆Climbers need to wear proper climbing clothing. ◇Climbers sometimes have to pass snowy using hands through dense bushes with vallies and wade across a river. bamboo grass and small trees. 〈technique/ability〉 〈technique/ability〉 ◆Climbers are required to pass ladder and ◇There are steep slopes that require 〈technique/ability〉 ◆Climbers need climbing experiences.
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