54-jähriger Mann aus Kobe bittet zum zweiten Mal um Rettung vom Berg Fuji. Er verletzte sich nicht und verlor auch nichts, sondern war nur sehr müde.
https://news.yahoo.co.jp/articles/b460f9ae2b2688ff6dca63ccd4e697a79ce0a48a
54-jähriger Mann aus Kobe bittet zum zweiten Mal um Rettung vom Berg Fuji. Er verletzte sich nicht und verlor auch nichts, sondern war nur sehr müde.
https://news.yahoo.co.jp/articles/b460f9ae2b2688ff6dca63ccd4e697a79ce0a48a
6 Kommentare
Look, sometimes you cant check everything off the bucket list no matter how determined you are.
命があって良かったね。富士山登山って、意外と死亡や大怪我があるって聞いた事がある。気軽に登れるところではないです。
これから登山を計画しておられる方は、受禅準備を入念にお願いします
This is an extremely misleading article title.
The first time they rescued him, he was on the way down the mountain. But they didn’t rescue him all the way down. They rescued him part way down.
And then, when he was trying to get all the way down, they had to rescue him again to get him fully down because he got too tired to continue.
This title makes it seem like he went to the mountain twice in a short period of time and had to be rescued both times.
If you’ve done it, you’ll know it’s not a „climb“ at all. It’s long and steep, but it’s just a highly regulated uphill walk.
There is zero technical climbing involved. It’s a beginner high altitude day walk with thousands of people. This dude is a wimp.
In the past, such shame would entail seppuku.
A wise man climbs Fuji once, a fool climbs it twice