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Starts out with 20m of finger cracks and then widens for the last 10m to a slightly flaring large hands /fist size crack to top out. This is a fantastic climb. This is a continuos climb with no real rests the entire length, there are however several great hand jam pockets that are placed at the perfect places to de-pump and place your next bit of gear. This is a must do and a real contender for top 5 best climbs at Mizugaki.

Pitch 2 of Gyaku V Ji Hang climbed free

Yon Dan Hang pitch 1 climbed free

Coming off kyougikai route, stick to the far right line of bolts

Using the lip is okay.

Start as for Heartbeat Arête, but swing round onto the left of the arête and on to the top. Scarier than than the original.

Climb Face from a sit start. Kasama grading has a stiff reputation for things like this - 6A going on 7A.

A mantle problem on the undercut arête. Start sitting and pull up and over onto the arête.

Traverse leftwards and finish when you reach the top of the jugs.

Pull on as per the previous route, but climb the crimps rightwards to the top.

Dig out all the dirt in the crack between the boulders, sit down, then climb it. Finish out rightwards to the top of the main boulder.

Start sitting and climb the flake to the top.

Start on underclings in the crack. Named after the lump that formed on the first ascensionist's head after a hold broke.

Climb the nose of the boulder.

Start with hands on each arête, then trend round the right arête and on to the top.

A harder mantle problem.

Pull on and finish leftwards. Name means 'fall left'.

Do as the name says and lunge rightwards to the lip.

One of the best problems of the grade at Kasama. The left arête is in. The grade is very reach dependent.

Mantle problem using the sloping crack and the thin rail above to gain the left hand side of the slab. A sit start coming in from the bottom of the Neko crack is also possible at 6A.

More a sidepull / gaston move than an undercling.

Mantle onto the arete left of Paradise Gate.

Comfortably use the large holds for the overhang. Approach the face directly above the bolt.

Start from the left hold of Around the corner. Share the same start as Shark Shark Mantle.

Start from the left hold of Around the corner. Share the same start as Under.

Straight up from the roof base and go through the left roof line.

Jump and mantle; easy for tall people. Bad landing.

Climb under the roof, ends at the big jug.

Use the crack that goes to the upper right. After the crack go directly above.

Traverse from the right edge to the left pocket.

Start from the right side of Pineapple rice. C

A true classic on this rock. Start from an undercling and climb up the edge of the rock. Use some creative drop knee and heel hook to stay close to the wall in order to bump your left hand on the sloper. Squeeze hard and go big on your right hand to grab the top and mantle to end the climb.

climb up and to the left of the large tufa. super fun start on good holds that starts to get a little pumpy as you approach the crux. the crux is moderate and is more of a should I clip here or make one or two moves to find the better hold, make the moves. good rests after the crux and easy climbing the rest of the pitch. clean falls from the crux

good fun climb. first half is vertical to slightly overhanging on shelves and vertical pinches with the crux being the clip at the third bolt. its pretty mellow after you pull the lip

The crux is the first move! In order to start the climb, you will have to do a bat-hang and match the tiny round rock.

Kami Sori (Razor Clams) as the name entails this route is razor sharp. The climb starts from the jug underneath and follows the easiest path up. The route is complete when you've topped up. You can downclimb from the right side.

Shares the same start as Kami sori, but goes left-side up instead.

Lord Smaug starts as a sit starts with separated hands starting on the two crimps.

The route has been merged with 'Sun Yet Sent' for simplicity as it shared quite similarities except for the start.

Seen from the cave, the crack on the roof looks like A Deepness In The Sky. Start the climb deep inside the cave on the obvious jug, from there climb leftwards using your feet well while maintaining tension with underclings. Go upwards onto some good jugs and mantle to finish the climb.

The route is marked by bones in the shape of a 7 cemented into the wall with 19770613 carved into the wall. The route starts to the right of the bones on small crimps and travels to the left over the bones to top out.

Gets very wet after rain!

Start from the deepest hold in the cave and climb the left side of the mushroom part. The route ends once you mantled the mushroom and matched the jug. This route is very pumpy and overhanging!

Same start hold with YEAST Infarction, moving to the right.

Follow the edge and climb over the roof to top.

Start on a good sloper, bring feet up and pull hard on the big under cling. From here climb on the small crimps until you get onto the big hold. Now you can relax more and finish the climb carefully.

Slab traverse in the easiest way you can.

High Ball

After topping, Neil told Dale “It’s not a V5” . Sit start with hands on either side of the block and follow the ledge block, turn into the slab face to top.

Start on an under-cling and move up and left. Do not use the wall on the right. The start hold will be blocked during high sand level.

Climb the center route on the wall facing the ocean

Climb the right line on the wall facing the ocean.

It is a hard start with slippery holds until the jug where you can clip to the second bolt. Continue up easier terrain to an easy "runout" to the anchors.

Climb up some super small and sharp crimps until you get to the third bolt where you can take a good rest and continue the rest of the climb.

This route has a fun start with an adreniline-pumping finish. Don't worry the falls are clean. follow a right angling flake to a small ledge, and from the ledge climb a slightly overhanging face on small but positive holds to the belay.

The crux is around the 2nd or 3rd bolt. A good rest before the last section. This route follows a flake over a small bulge to a vertical face.

Follow the Bolts near the Arete, this route could have some potentially dangerous falls. be careful.

Rusty bolts.

climb the center of the face. Either use the Top Rope anchor or climb it as a highball boulder with pads and sand.