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Sunday, October 08, 2006

8:07 PM - Back to the Origin - Asuzagawa

Here I am - contemplating over one of those magnificient glacier's of Asuza in Nagano-ken.

Reaching here took 11hours by foot and overnight's stay in Yariga-dake.
The best times in my life was reaching this place by foot, unaided by proper equipment for mountain climbing - the risk was thrilling (though sometimes fear crawled through and crippled my nerves in certain heights - I need to admit it).
This photo is just a sample of the whole trip. Trip began from Kamikochi and went wonderfully well over the long obon holidays. Lovely and addictive in short - the Japan Alps.

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