FIELD REPORT

Mt. AMAGOI “IBUNE”

ADVENTURERS: KEI, RYO & CHIKA

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ACTIVITIES

A two day hike fondly named “Operation: Fear of leeches – Risk, Adapt, Rise!”

WEATHER CONDITIONS

Sunny & very windy

PACK

Kifaru Xing, Kifaru Mountain Rambler
& Karrimor SF Sabre 75L

PACK CONTENTS

KEI
Backpack: Kifaru Xing (discontinued)
Pouches: Triple Aught Design OP1, GPP1
Mil Spec Monkey Stealth Compact Pouch
Tent: GALAXI STORM (Japan model)
JetBoil
Triple Aught Design Raptor Hoodie
Pack Config Rise Patch

PACK CONTENTS

Field Report

The team gathered. We wanted to go to “IBUNE” as it is the season of fresh green. The sun’s light penetrates the leaves, which makes the whole forest looks green. It is a very fantastic world.

But the Suzuka mountain of the summer is a leech hell. Leeches appears everywhere. Ryo and Chika used medicine, but Kei did not take the same measures in hope of adapting to the area. We encountered many leeches, but they never sucked any blood.

It was a wonderful place at “IBUNE” and there was a 360 degree panoramic view, with the whole surface was covered with moss. However it was very windy and cold. Kei forgot warm clothing (!) so they made a bonfire.

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