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4 comments:
Nice pic dude! Did you go? It's about time I reached those heights myself.
That's what I'm saying. I finish these tours in Matsumoto, so we could easily meet up somewhere...
Matsumoto, really? That was the finishing point for a hike I did starting in Tateyama ... epic place. My vacation time with my current job totally sucks for taking more than two or three days at a time. We have a 5 day break for Obon that I'm planning to take full advantage of and get out somewhere ... I'm thinking Sado ga Shima. Any chance you'll be in Matsumoto around Obon?
Obon I'll be in Kyoto, but I usually finish these tours on a Friday in Matsumoto. If you had a free weekend perhaps i could head your way.
And if you're going to Sado for Earth Celebration, you'll have an awesome time. It's an annual trip for me, and hope to go again from next year..
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