Mt. Takatsuma climbing record

For this climb  Exertion Level:★★☆☆☆  Difficulty Level:★★☆☆☆  Scenic Level:★★★☆☆

For this climb
Exertion Level:★★☆☆☆
Difficulty Level:★★☆☆☆
Scenic Level:★★★☆☆

The best shot for this climb


This Mountain's Information


Schedule

  1. □ Duration:1 Day
  2. □ Term of Climbing:10.10.2016 ~ 10.10.2016
  3. □ Date at Summit: 10.10.2016

Weather

  1. □ Weather:Partly Cloudy
  2. □ Highest Temperature:13.0°C
  3. □ Lowest Temperature:5.0°C

Climbing Course

  1. □ Distance:12.5km
  2. □ Cumulative Elevation:1,150m
  3. □ Course:I went around in a clockwise direction from Togakushi camp site.
  4. □ Further Information:Time Schedule

    (Ascent)Three and half hours
      3:30 Start from Togakushi camping site ⇒ 5:05 Emergency Lodge ⇒ 6:07 Rokumiroku ⇒ 7:20 Summit

    (Descent)2 hours
      7:40 Start going down ⇒ 9:20 Togakushi Farm ⇒ 9:40 Camping site

    ※ Because of rain and walking on a mountain stream, the path was so slippery. When I went back down, I walked really fast, so don't refer to my time schedule for your climb. It might take over 3 hours.

Approach to Starting Point

  1. □ Transportation:Car
  2. □ Time to Starting Point:Going there 6 hours by car, and back 4 hours
  3. □ Further Information:From Omiya to Togakushi Camping site
    There's a parking lot for climbers. People who stay at the camping site have to check out by 10:00 the next morning. So, if you want to enjoy both of camping and climbing, you had better move your car out from the camping site to the parking lot for climbers before your climb. But, I didn't do this because I wanted to come back before 10:00 am. That’s why I was in a hurry going down.

Location


The Map of Climbing Course

Mt. Takatsuma The map of the climb

Altitude × Temperature

Mt. Takatsuma Altitude × Temperature

My Impressions

This mountain's name is Mt.Takatsuma. Although it is designated as one of the 100 Famous Mountains, it's not well known among climbers because there are so many famous mountains near there like Mt.Hakuba and Mt.Myogi etc, so people choose this climb less often.
When I reached the summit I could see views of the surrounding famous mountains. It was so lucky, because the weather forecast predicted rain all day. I hoped to enjoy the fall colors even if it was going to be rainy, but instead, I was treated to an unbelievable cloudscape at the peak. I was so happy I had the whole place to myself.


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《 Legend 》
* : 100 famous mountains of Japan
: Unable to Summit

【2022】
FAB Yugawara-Makuiwa, RockClibming (626m) NagasawaRock, RockClibming (0m) Kogashiyama, RockClibming (582m) NagasawaRock, RockClibming (0m) NagasawaRock, RockClibming (0m) NagasawaRock, RockClibming (0m) Kogashiyama, RockClibming (582m) Kogashiyama, RockClibming (582m) 
JAN NagasawaRock, RockClibming (0m) NagasawaRock, RockClibming (0m) Kogashiyama, RockClibming (582m) NagasawaRock, RockClibming (0m) NagasawaRock, RockClibming (0m) Yugawara-Makuiwa, RockClibming (626m) Aoba, RockClibming (120m) Aoba, RockClibming (120m) 

【2021】
DEC Kogashiyama, RockClibming (582m) Aoba, RockClibming (120m) Aoba, RockClibming (120m) Aoba, RockClibming (120m) NagasawaRock, RockClibming (0m) NagasawaRock, RockClibming (0m) Aoba, RockClibming (120m) Aoba, RockClibming (120m) NagasawaRock, RockClibming (0m) Yugawara-Makuiwa, RockClibming (626m) Yugawara-Makuiwa, RockClibming (626m) 
NOV NagasawaRock, RockClibming (0m) NagasawaRock, RockClibming (0m) Aizu-Tajima (0m) Kogashiyama, RockClibming (582m) Joyama, RockClibming (342m) Kogashiyama, RockClibming (582m) Kogashiyama, RockClibming (582m) Kogashiyama, RockClibming (582m) 
OCT Ugawa, RockClimbing (0m) Kofumakuiwa, RockClimbing (1,300m) Kabutoiwa, RockClimbing (667m) Kogashiyama, RockClimbing (582m) Kogashiyama, RockClimbing (582m) 
SEP Harunakuroiwa, RockClimbing (0m) Kogashiyama, RockClibming (582m) Kogashiyama, RockClibming (582m) Ugawa, RockCrimbing (0m) Ogawayama, RockClimbing (2,418m) Kogashiyama, RockClibming (582m) Sakushiga Ipponsugi, RockClimbing (500m) 
AUG Ogawayama, RockClimbing (2,418m) Kogashiyama, RockClibming (582m) Kogashiyama, RockClibming (582m) Mizugaki Kasameri Valley, RockClimbing (1,600m) Ogawayama, RockClimbing (2,418m) Kogashiyama, RockClibming (582m) ShibasakiRock, RockClimbing (800m) 
JUL Harunakuroiwa, RockClimbing (1,449m) Kogashiyama, RockClibming (582m) Kogashiyama, RockClibming (582m) Ogawayama, RockClimbing (2,418m) Mizugaki Kasameri Valley, RockClimbing (1,600m) Ogawayama, RockClimbing (2,418m) 
JUN Ogawayama, RockClimbing (2,418m) Hiwadayama, RockClimbing (305m) Ogawayama, RockClimbing (2,418m) Shoniniwa, RockClimbing (842m) Hiwadayama, RockClimbing (305m) 
MAY Hiwadayama, RockClimbing (305m) 
APR Tokuswa (0m) Mt. Tanigawa (1,977m) Mt. Tanigawa (1,977m) 
FAB Happo (0m) Mt. Kenashi (1,650m) Mt. Tounodake (1,491m) 
JAN Mt. Tounodake (1,491m) Mt. Tounodake (1,491m) 

【2020】
DEC Kamikochi (0m) Mt. Tanigawa (1,977m) 

【2019】
MAY Nishizawa Valley (1,250m) 

【2018】
OCT Mt. Zao (Kumanodake) (1,840m)* Mt. Gassan (1,984m)* 
AUG Mt. Sannoto-Tonodake-Nabewari (1,491m)* 
MAY Mt. Tonodake (1,491m)* 

【2017】
DEC Mt. Tanigawa (1,977m)* 
MAY Mt. Kaimondake (924m)* Mt. Aso (1,592m)* Mt. Karakunidake of Kirishima (1,700m)* Mt. Sakurajima (1,117m) Mt. Ena (2,191m)* Mt. Arashimadake (1,523m)* 
APR Mt. Ibuki (1,377m)* Mt. Yakedake (2,455m)* 
MAR Mt. Senjogatake (3,033m)* 
FAB Mt. Kiso-Komagatake (2,956m)* 
JAN Mt. Tanigawadake (1,977m)* Mt. Nyoho (2,303m) Mt. Yatsugatake (2,899m)* 

【2016】
DEC Mt. Jonendake (2,857m)*↓ Mt. Yakedake (2,455m)*↓ Mt. Tanigawa-Bateikei (1,945m)* 
NOV Mt. Aizu-Komagatake (2,132m)* Mt. Sukai (2,144m)* Mt. Nyoho (2,463m) 
OCT Mt. Daisen (1,729m)* Mt. Echigo-sanzan (2,085m)* Mt. Takatsuma (2,353m)* Mt. Amagi (1,406m)* 
SEP Mt. Azumaya (2,354m)* Mt. Iwaki (1,625m)* Mt. Hakkoda (1,584m)* 
AUG Mt. Ryogami (1,723m)* Mt. Shibutsu (2,228m)* Mt. Hayachine (1,917m)* 
JUL Mt. Haku (2,707m)* 
JUN Mt. Nasudake (1,917m)* 
FAB Mt. Nikko-shirane (2,578m)*↓ 
JAN Mt. Utsukushigahara (2,034m)* 

【2015】
NOV Mt. Mizugaki (2,230m)* Mt. Kinpu (2,599m)* Mt. Daibosatsurei (2,057m)* 
OCT Mt. Yarigatake (3,180m)* Mt. Nantai (2,846m)* 
AUG Mt. Kobushidake (2,475m)* 
APR Mt. Nishiazuma (2,035m)* Mt. Adatara (1,699m)* 
MAR Mt. Houousanzan (2,841m)* Mt. Houousanzan (2,841m)*↓ 
FAB Mt. Tanigawadake (1,977m)* 
JAN Mt. Azumaya (2,354m)*↓ 

【2014】
DEC Mt. Yatsugatake (2,899m)* Mt. Kogashi (582m) 
NOV Mt. Kogashi (582m) 
OCT Mt. Iwate (2,038m)* Mt. Hirugatake (1,673m) Mt. Asama (2,568m)* 
SEP Mt. Ryogami (1,723m)*↓ Mt. Utsukushigahara (2,034m)* Mt. Hiuchi (2,462m)* Mt. Myoko (2,454m)* Mt. Kashima-Yarigatake (2,889m)* Mt. Goryudake (2,814m)* Mt. Nikko-Shirane (2,578m)* 
AUG Mt. Ontake (3,067m)* Mt. Kiso-Komagatake (2,956m)*↓ 
JUL Mt. Kai-Komagatake (2,967m)* Mt. Kasatori (1,953m) 
JUN Mt. Kirigamine (1,925m)* Mt. Tateshina (2,531m)* Mt. Adatara (1,699m)* Mt. Bandai (1,816m)* 
MAY Mt. Kusatsu-Shirane (2,160m)* Mt. Myogi (1,103m) Mt. Hiuchigatake (2,356m)* Mt. Zao-Okama (1,758m)* 
APR Mt. Karasawadake (3,103m) Mt. Kenashiiwa (1,300m) Mt. Makihata (1,967m)* Mt. Takegawadake (1,051m) 
MAR Mt. Kumotori (2,017m)* Mt. Yatsugatake (2,899m)* Mt. Tanzawa (1,567m)* 
FAB Mt. Tanigawadake (1,977m)*↓ 
JAN Mt. Nyugasa (1,955m) Mt. Tonodake (1,491m) 

I'm not sure below because I forgot where I climbed.

【2013】
DEC Mt. Kitayatsugatake (2,840m) Mt. Tanigawadake (1,977m)*↓ 
NOV Mt. Yatsugatake (2,899m)* 
JUN Mt. Joshu-Hotaka (2,158m)* Mt. Tanigawa (1,977m)* 
MAY Mt. Joshu-Hotaka (2,158m)*↓ Mt. Kumotori | Hiryu (2,017m)* 
FAB Mt. Tounodake (1,491m) 
JAN Mt. Kumotori (2,017m)* 

【2012】
DEC Mt. Tounodake (1,491m) Mt. Tanzawa (1,567m)* Mt. Kumotori (2,017m)* 
SEP (0m) 
AUG Mt. Akagi (1,828m)* 

【2011】
AUG Mt. Tsukuba (877m)* 
MAY Mt. Tounodake (1,491m) 

【2010】
SEP Mt. Gumo (977m) 

【2009】
JUL Mt. Fuji (3,776m)*