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The slightly easier climb on the face to the right. Bolted lower-off. Hi is a deprecated word for Hinoki (檜) - Japanese cypress.

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

Japanese Grade 7級

The shortest climb on the boulder

7 kyuu

6級

Japanese Grade: 6Kyuu (6級)

6級 Sit start on jug and mantle

One of the classic Japanese alpine routes. Loose rock, not much pro, lots of old rusty pitons, bad anchors. Top out with 200+m siun climbing then hike down, or rap 4-6 pitches down depending on anchor condition.

Another loose classic at Tanigawa. Starts from the top of Tail Ridge. If you with to top out, a final 150M of III simul climbing up grass / rock/ trees until the top of the "Bird`s Hat", rap 25 down to the south ridge top anchors then final 200+m scramble to the summit.

Other options are to rap down either the Central Arete or the South Ridge.

First climb you come to on the walk up. Great beginner route. Straight up the slabby face to the chains

Start 2m right of Silk Road. Up the crack to the right of Silk Road. One of the only trad climbs at Makuiwa, and a good climb for beginner leaders. Easy to bail from or move over and clip bolts on Silk Road if needed.

The obvious line up the middle of the face. Great route, 2 stars in guidebook, well protected, a good beginner lead.

Name translates as "Battery Chimney"

Japanese Grade: 8Kyuu (8級）

Japanese Grade: 8Kyuu (8級) Name translates as: Left Arete

Name translates as "Four Seasons".

Name translates as "The return of spring snow”

An excellent route for the grade. Keroyon is the name of a cartoon frog. Start a short way up the gully to the right of the toe of the slab. Pull steeply left onto the slab, smear up then step right and climb direct parallel to Gamma Route on marvellous holds to a lower-off. The distance between the second and third bolts is quite far, but the climbing is very easy.

The obvious line of weaknesses left again is a touch more fun.

After a stiff starting pull, saunter up the slab on good holds to below a slanting bulge. Pull right over this then go left and up to a lower-off.

The central groove.

Climb the groove with a detour round the huge dead tree. Finish at the lower-off of Phoenix, or continue to the lower-off of New 3 or climb the continuation corner (New 5).

The right rib.

Gain the rib however you like and follow it to the lower-off of New 3.

Falls up to 15m

Popular ice climb cragging area.

Translates as "Sound of a stream route" F1～3 This route is on the rock formation known as 'Seal Rock'

ガリ子ちゃん

Starts halfway up the wall... climb something else (maybe around "C Gully") to gain access.

20m rap off the "Match Box" after Pitch 5.

Starts halfway up the cliff. Climb something else to gain access.

Probably doable trad

Start as for Ōkaku, then step down and hand traverse the lip leftwards round the corner. When the lip steepens, finish by mantelling onto the hanging slab.

The finger crack that widens to hands on the slab.

Hard for the grade.

The shallow crack.

Start sitting at the base of the arête and pull on using crimps. Swing round left onto the slab and climb this to finish.

Mantle onto the sticking out hold.

Step onto the boulder, then trend rightwards to the top. Name means 'gentle'.

Start as for Mudai (1 kyū), but pull round right onto the slab, which is then climbed to finish.

Use the vertical flake below the lip to climb direct to the top.

Climb up the boulder starting from the undercling. A sit start is also possible coming in from the left at around 6A+.

Except for the start, only the jugs at the beginning is limited to the foothold

Beware of landing.

Beware of landing.

Sit start

Descent after topping.

Traverse on the highest point of the boulder from one end to the other end.

Climb the right side of the small column that defines the left wall of the large amphitheatre. Climb through small chimney passage and up the ramp to a set of ring anchors.

One of the longest moderate routes at Lost World, this fairly new route still has a few loose stones here and there but is a fun cruise to the top!

Climb the easy face to the small roof. This is the far right climb at Middle Ground about 5 feet right of the tree.

Start 2 feet left of the banyan tree roots. CLimb the Obvious line up the ring anchors.

Climb the Crack to a Ledge. Climb up the Ledge and easier Climbing to the Ring anchors. This Route can be done on trad.

Follow across the traverse. climb upward at the 4th bolt to a ledge with ring anchors. You can reduce rope drag by unclipping the 4th bolt after safely clipping the 5th bolt.

Match start and climb up between the obvious pathway in the rock.