虚偽の届け出を提出し、雪山登山に挑んだ高校山岳部→5人遭難し、最悪な結末に…「岩木山遭難事故」【地形図から解説】

This time, I'll explain the 1964 Mt. Iwaki mountaineering disaster using a topographical map. High school students on the mountaineering club submitted a false report to their school and attempted a winter climb on a snowy mountain. Five of them were lost on the mountain, leading to a tragic end... ————————————— Sorry for the long gap since the last video! As I also explained in the video, I thought it would be difficult to understand the content this time if I referred to them as A-san, B-san, etc., so I've given them pseudonyms. *The names match the color of their clothes, so you can say "Midoriyama-kun is the one wearing green clothes." At first, I made it in alphabetical order like usual, but I got lost along the way... Personally, I think it's easier to understand, but what do you think? ? If you don't mind, please click the like button on the pinned comment! If you find this article difficult to understand, please leave a comment. 🙇‍♂️ ————————————— Please note that there are various theories about the circumstances surrounding the accident. [References] "To the Children Sleeping on the Iwaki Ridge," edited by the Iwaki Mountain Disaster Journal Editorial Committee, Akita Prefectural Odate Homei High School, 1965 Takuya Tazawa, "Between the Sky and the Mountain," KADOKAWA, 2013 This article may also reference information from other media and news sources. #Disaster #MountainClimbing #SnowMountainClimbing