A 27-Year-old Student Has Been Rescued Twice in Four Days While Climbing Japan’s Mount Fuji. After the first time, he had returned to look for his mobile phone.
The Chinese student, who lives in Japan, had to be rescued by a helicopter last Tuesday. He was on the fujinomiya route, which is about 3,000 meters above sea level.
He could no longer descend on the route because he had lost his crampons. These are Attachments with Sharp Metal Points That Are Attached Under The Shoes For More Grip.
Days later, The Student Returned to the Mountain to Collect The Belongings He had Left Behind, Including His Phone. On Saturday he had to be rescued again: he had suffered from altitude sickness. He is out of danger, reports bbc . It is unknown if he found it Phone.
Fuji is the Highest Mountain in Japan at 3,776 meters. The Climbing Season Lasts from Early July to Mid-September. The hiking trails and facilities are then open. The Mountain is Usually Snow-Free Duration this Period and the Weather is relatively good.
In 2023, More Than 220,000 people Climbed The Mountain Fan The Climbing Season. The Authorities have tasks Measures in recent years to tackle mass tourism. For Example, The Entrance Fees for Climbing the Mountain Have Been Increased and Entrance Gates Have Been installed.