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Grade | Route | Gear style | Popularity | ||
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Mawarime Daira Shuhen Amida Iwa | |||||
5.8 | Big Flake
| 2 | |||
Mawarime Daira Shuhen Saikou Roof Hidari no Iwa | |||||
5.8 | Minomushi
Basket Worm | ||||
Mawarime Daira Shuhen Campsite Boulder A | |||||
V0 | Dyke Traverse
Japanese Grade: 8Kyuu (8級) | ||||
Mawarime Daira Shuhen Campsite Boulder D Boulder | |||||
V0 | Kante Hidari
Japanese Grade: 8Kyuu (8級) Name translates as: Left Arete | ||||
Kinpō Keikoku Hakoya Iwa | |||||
5.8 | Shinrin Yoku
The name Translates as "Forest bathing" | ||||
5.8 | ★ Kani Modoki
anyway traverse it | 50m | |||
5.8 | Yamato Nadeshiko
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Nishimatazawa Taigan Mara Iwa ・ Imouto Iwa | |||||
5.8 | ★★ Kawakami Kouta
The line of weaknesses on the right of the back face of Mara Iwa leaves you in a lovely position. Finish "à cheval" for maximum effect. Start just right of a corner. Pull steeply onto a ledge, move right and step up onto the slab. Move left to a flake and climb this till it ends. Finish direct. | 15m | |||
5.8 | ★ Santao XXX
The flake and slab left of Kawakami Kouta. Quite runout! Climb Kawakami Kouta to the third bolt, then make a long, rising, leftward traverse to the top flake on Black Hole. Up this to a lower-off. Can also be started from a shallow flake behind the tree left of the start of Kawakami Kouta (10a and only one rusty old home-made bolt). | 15m | |||
Karesawa Gamma Lower Slab | |||||
5.8 | ★ New Gamma 1
Pleasant slab climbing, the cleanest of the new bunch. Start directly below two big pockets, one above the other. Climb the scruffy lower slab past a poor peg to a flake and follow this to a lovely jug at a long horizontal ledge/break. Pull up to the pockets and continue pleasantly to finish direct up the easier angled top slab. You can also start by traversing the break right from the white flake. | 23m | |||
5.8 | ★ New Gamma 5
NewGam 4's twin. Pull onto the slab right of NewGam 4 (left of a ring bolt) and then climb direct past the break to a lower off. 60m rope required. | 27m | |||
Karesawa Gamma Upper | |||||
5.8 | Kappa
The flake crack round to the left of Cassandra and just right of a grotty corner. Rack up, ditch the tinies and go heavy on the bigs. Follow the slightly slanting handcrack all the way to a tree on the left. Holds on the left keep the climbing pleasant rather than thrutchy. Ab off. The crack to the right is a crumbly 5.10a with an appalling anchor. | 18m | |||
5.8 | ★★ Kawaii Onna
Very good! Start at a dike where the slab takes a step up. Climb the dike and slab easily to the first bolt. Move left using a thin break, stand up in it and go right to a left-leaning corner. Stretch right out of this to a good finger edge and use this to gain a jug further right. Cut loose, heave up and then climb easily to a terrace and single bolt in someone's shrubbery. Belay on the best tree you can find or step right to the lower-off of Ultra Seven. A 5.11a variation takes you direct from bolt one to bolt two. | 18m | |||
5.8 | Song of Pine
The one-bolt wonder in the centre of the slab. Follow the obvious line to the terrace - there are good holds where it matters. | 10m | |||
Karesawa Phoenix Iwa | |||||
5.8 | ★ New Phoenix 1
The slabby rib right of Phoenix, gained from the left. A decent route. Swing out right from Phoenix to a steep pull onto the slab. Follow this just right of the edge to a lower-off. | 11m | |||
5.8 | ★ New Phoenix 3
The centre of the slab right of the groove. The best of the new bunch - unfortunately only the first bolt has its hanger. Start at a short crack under a bulge. Climb the crack, then pull out right at a shrub. Swing out left immediately (well, you can hang about a bit if you want) using a good flake, then follow the slab to a lower-off on a small ledge on the right. | 13m | |||
Yane Iwa Yane Iwa II | |||||
5.8 | Mizusumashi
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5.8 | ★★ Selection
First climbed in 1981 by Tomikazu Shinohara and Naoyuku Watanabe who are key figures in Ogawayama's climbing history. They established a route that is not only the most popular multi-pitch in Ogawayama, but also one of the most beloved in all of Japan. This is the perfect route for new multi-pitch climbers and one that every rock climber should try.
FA: Tomikazu Shinohara & Naoyuku Watanabe | 130m, 7 | |||
5.8 | ★★ Nanryu Kanagawa Route
Starts on the obvious slab/corner on the left as you get to Yane Sanpou.
| 150m, 4 | |||
5.8 | ★★ South Ledge - Lemon #3-peak
*NP | 100m, 4 | |||
5.8 | ★★ Nanryou Remon Route
Another good long stroll, this one being more even than Nanryou Kanagawa Route and featuring a cracking third pitch. The traverse on Pitch 2 can also be intimidating. Take a rack.
| 150m, 5 |
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