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I used a local bus from JR Fujino to Wada BS. The 8:10 bus was nearly full with hikers and elementary school kids. |
The bus arrive the Wada BS at 8:30. About 10 hikers came to this terminal BS. |
I first went into a short cut trail, but there was a sign that the trail was closed ahead, so I turned back. |
And turned right at this #2 Wada-ridge trailhead. |
I found gen-no-shouko flowers. |
When I walked up a little I could see Mt. Fuji already. |
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The trail was very well maintained and walked. |
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I arrived at a branch on the ridge to Mt. Jimba at 9:30 |
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I heard several sounds of birds along the way, but this was the only one I could take pictures of. Probably, a small woodpecker. |
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9:45 The peak of Mt. Jimba came into sight. |
And I could see Mt. Fuji without a speck of cloud for the first time after some cloudy and rainy day hikes. |
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I found Sembir flowers near the peak as I had expected. |
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The monument of horse is the symbol of this Mt. Jimba, literally "battle camp horse" |
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Autumn colors have started near the peak. |
10:57 I could also see Mt. Fuji with autumn colors at Myoou toge pass. |
I turned right into a ridgeway toward Sagamigo station for the first time. I soon passed "Ishinage Jizo" where there was a stone monument beside which people believed putting stones gave them luck. |
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I crossed a forest road. |
And passed a small Yanone peak |
The trail from the peak down to the main trail was a little steep and muddy. I had to be careful not to fall on my hip. |
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There was a viewing terrace with a table toward Lake Kagamiko and Mt. Sekiro-zan. The water was brown after the heavy rain of a typhoon today. |
I passed Yose jinja shrine. |
It seemed Chuo highway was built through the shrine property. |
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I turned left toward Sagamiko station. |
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And stopped by Hamajin sobs noodle restaurant. |
The tempura mori soba noodles were nice. |
They were so friendly to customers that they gave me hayatouri, or chayote, they picked from their yard. |
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