Vías como búlder en Tokyo/Okumusashi/Okutama

Japanese Grade: Shodan (初段)

Japanese Grade: 1Kyuu (1級）

both hands start from the undercling hold.

Japanese Grade: 3dan (三段)

Japanese Grade：　3dan (三段)

Japanese grade 4 dan (4段）

Japanese Grade 3dan (3段）

Japanese Grade: Shodan (初段）

Japanese Grade: Shodan (初段)

Japanese Grade: Shodan (初段)

Japanese Grade: Shodan (初段）

Japanese Grade 一級

Japanese Grade - 初段

Climb the arete to the right of 'Dead End' Japanese Grade - 7級

Japanese Grade 7級

Name translates as Dead End Crossing The Japanese Grade 初段

Japanese grade 2級

Name Translates as concave angle Japanese Climbing Grade 3級

Name translates as "Rough Love"

Slopey problem left of Egoist

Links Haruka to Egoist

Match on the last hold to the left then up.

Start on the jugs to right of Arete traverse to the left then up the line of jugs.

Sit start on the two pockets in the middle of the boulder. Go up tending left.

The shortest climb on the boulder

Japanese Grade: 6Kyuu (6級)

SD Start

SD Start Japanese Grade: 2Kyuu (2級)

10 kyuu

5 kyuu

10 kyuu

8 kyuu

8 kyuu

10 kyuu

7 kyuu

5級

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

10級

１０級

6級 Sit start on jug and mantle

6級

8級

8級

5級

An amazing line that starts from the lowest left crimp and tops out the boulder. The last move to the top jug is easy but scary because of the bad landing with a large boulder in the center. But it can be well protected with 2/3 pads and a good spotter. The crux is in the first middle section of the problem.

An easier version of Mine no Yu which starts from the right edge, climbs up and then traverses left to reach the top of the crux move of Mine no Yu. The climbing is amazing with great moves on perfect crimps. A little scary at the top as it is quite high but with enough pads and a good spotter it is relatively safe.

SD start with a bad landing

SD Start

Lying horizontally under the rock, right foot heel hook, and hand hold is the lowest.

The name means "pig's chin", which is a very vivid metaphor.

SD Start

鵜 is pronounced U and means Cormorant

*Grade unconfirmed after hold break

SD Start