Mt. Rishiri, Japan's northernmost mountain | 利尻山積雪期登頂

One of the most magical places I've ever been. Mt. Rishiri is a majestic spire rising from the sea, and being so high up north Hokkaido, it accumulates large quantities of ice and snow despite its modest altitude. Home to some of the hardest winter alpine routes in all of Japan, I went by myself this March to do the only one that can be soloed - the ridge that connects the North Summit with the South Summit.
It's a simple video, but I hope that it lets you feel why Mt. Rishiri has become one of my favourite mountains ever.

[@Criswea_spsc]

Fua vaya paisaje, ni me imagino como se debe apreciar el mar desde ahí con tus propios ojos

[@saulpinzonflores5258]

esto me da Nostalgia

[@_thaad_3185]

It's a really cool place. I went up there summer this year Is that the Scarpa Phantom Tech you're wearing?

[@RPD_ps]

Nice! It's a cool mountain in summer, but it's a shame that the true summit can't be accessed. And yes, I'm wearing Scarpa Phantom Tech, that shoe is good for climbing, good for walking... it's too good not to use.

[@_thaad_3185]

@@RPD_ps last march I went up Rishiri Chokan yama, Unfortunately, I didn't make it to the top But the weather was nice, so the scenery was beautiful Your video inspired me a lot Thanks!

[@OniiSpin]

que se siente?