Bouzudake mountain climbing record(1,961m)

June 3, 2013（Mon.）　Sunny
Trailhead➠ Map (10:10　35分) ⇒ Fourth triangulation point(10:45　58分) ⇒ Summit(11:43)
Summit(13:00　31分) ⇒ Fourth triangulation point(13:31　20分) ⇒ Trailhead(13:51)
　If you look up information on Bozugadake on the Internet, it is necessary to pass through bamboo bushes from the vicinity of the fourth triangulation point, and there are many reports that you are climbing during the snowy season.Because of that, I decided to prepare a sickle and climb it.
　There is a parking lot entrance next to Inokosawabashi along the Narai Dam on the Ubakami Narai Line (Route 493), and there is a mountain climbing entrance right next to it.I was a little worried because there was no guide sign for the Bozugadake trailhead.The mountain trail was easy to understand, but it was a steep slope along the ridge from the beginning.It reached the fourth triangulation point in 35 minutes.When the bamboo bush finally starts from here, I will tighten my mind and move forward.The steep slopes were continuous, but I ended up arriving at the summit in 1 hour and 33 minutes.The plan was to take a little over 3 hours, so it was a very easy climb.
　As rumored, the summit was a 360-degree unobstructed view.The Central Alps and Mt. Ontakesan could be seen up close, and Mt. Norikuradake, Mt. Hachimoriyama, and part of the Northern Alps could be seen in the northwest direction.When I turned around, I could see the Southern Alps in the distance.The ridge leading to Mt.Kyogatake was open in front of me.There was an uncle dressed in white at the top, and I was a little surprised because it was a weekday.Talking about it, he lives near here and seems to be climbing every other day for prayer.He became the owner, and a sacred monument was erected on the summit using the stone of Mt. Ontakesan.It was a brand new one erected on a happy day in May this year.The sacred monument weighed 70 kg including the base, and there were two of them.It turned out that the owner took the lead in cutting down the bamboo bush to carry it.I was asked to refrain from taking pictures of this sacred monument, so I put a lot of nearby stone monuments in the camera on the background of Mt. Ontakesan.I worshiped at the stone monument and went down the mountain with a picnic feeling.Thank you for the wonderful mountain trip.

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