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Match on the last hold to the left then up.

10 kyuu

10 kyuu

8 kyuu

8 kyuu

10 kyuu

8級

8級

9級　Climb the other side of the boulder. Toping out just behind the peak.

10級

１０級

Sit start.

Japanese Grade: 10Kyuu (10級）

Scramble / Solo over 8 peaks to the summit, Starting from 8 finishing at Peak 1 at the summit of Maehotaka (前穂高岳).

Many start from thecol between peaks 6-5, The more exciting sutff is from 5 ntil the summit

Peak 4 has a few fixed pitons but it not difficult Peak 3 consists of approximately 4 pitches (Grades IV, II, III, III) There are some other minor variations. From Peak 4 there is a 20m rapel down the back side before the final scramble to the summit (Peak 1)

There are various descents along the regular hiking trails.

Use a flake to step off the rock on the ground and up onto the boulder proper.

Japanese grade 9級 (9 kyuu）

Left hand side of the right arête.

Use a crimp to mantle onto the hanging slab.

Climb the right arête of the boulder. There is also a variation at Font 6A (4 kyū) that excludes the lip.

Traverse between Practice Man and Kante Hidari without using the lip of the boulder for hands.

Sit start.

Climb up the arête, starting on its left hand side.

Start in the crack right of Slab (4 kyū), then traverse the lip rightwards. Mantle at the end of the boulder. A sit start is also possible at about Font 5.

An easy warm up, to let you feel the razor sharp rock of Sesoko bouldering.

Climb along the right side of the whiskey stones using all the good jugs. Mantle to finish the climb.

Use this route as a warm-up or as the down-climb for The Tape and Stitches.