As soon as we opened and closed the net in high spirits and started walking, we found a "stick that looks like it could be a walking stick" near the trailhead. If you have been reading this blog for a while, you probably know what this stick means. Yes, it means, "If you don't have a walking stick, you will have a hard road ahead of you. It is a stick with a meaning of "You will have a hard road without a stick, so be prepared for it.
At the same time, it is a kindness that someone has left for the next climber.
Me, who borrows and equips it without hesitation.
I quickly dusted off the cobwebs spreading in front of me with a stick and set out.
I see. This looks like a route that could be quite challenging. Okay, I'll go for it!
junction
After a short walk, you will reach a junction rather quickly. There were two options: "Yamainudake Hiking Trail" or "Yamainudake Approach" and "Moss Spot". Since I came here to see the moss, I chose the "Yamainudake approach" route without hesitation.
The morning sun peeking through the gaps between the rather tall and tall cedars is divine.
The sun is also blessing me," I thought to myself as I walked along. I guess playing in nature makes you feel a little more positive. I can put all the unnecessary ties and worries out of my mind.
Honestly, I don't have time to walk up a mountain and remember all the negativity.
It is the most fun to go up the mountain with a full-throated positive thinking attitude, saying, "Hang in there, me," "The mountain will definitely reward you for every step you take," and "I'm probably the coolest guy on this mountain right now.