50代夫婦のゆったり山旅｜大雪山・白雲岳・黒岳2泊3日テント泊縦走登山｜何度歩いても感動するお鉢巡り（後編）北海道バンライフ

#Hokkaido #Mountain climbing #Daisetsuzan My husband and I went on a leisurely traverse of Hokkaido's Daisetsuzan, Hakuun-dake and Kuro-dake over a 2-night, 3-day trip, camping in a tent. We enjoyed the spectacular views during a leisurely mountain walk that took about 1.5 times the standard course time. We enjoyed the spectacular views, such as the zebra snowfield from the summit of Hakuun-dake and the circling rim of Kuro-dake, which never get old no matter how many times we visit. Itinerary: July 7th (Mon) - 9th (Wed), 2025 Day 1 Ginsendai - Akadake - Koizumidake - Hakuundake refuge hut (staying in a tent) Day 2 Hakuundake refuge hut - Hakuundake - Hokkaidake - Mamiyadake - Kurodake - Kurodake stone chamber (staying in a tent) Day 3 Kurodake stone chamber - Hokkaidake - Akadake - Ginsendai --- 00:00 Opening 00:40 Rest 01:16 Hakuundake fork 02:53 Hokkaidake 05:32 Mamiyadake 06:16 Nakadake 07:14 Kitachindake fork 08:10 Ohachidaira Observatory 08:53 Kurodake stone chamber 09:32 Dinner 11:08 Kurodake summit 12:53 Morning of day 3 13:42 Departure from Kurodake Stone Chamber 14:23 Crossing 17:10 Hokkaidake 18:10 Fork in Hakuundake 18:39 Akadake 19:38 Okunotaira 20:16 Akadake Trailhead 20:23 Ginsendai 20:31 Ending -- [About the Channel] I make videos about campervan trips in Hokkaido and Honshu, videos about the Jimny Sierra, rural life in Hokkaido, and videos related to mountain climbing. [Instagram]   / tomoyakiba   [Profile] Tomoya Akiba He has lived a "no heating life" in Rikubetsu, the coldest town in Japan, for six seasons. Since the summer of 2017, he has been practicing a nomadic lifestyle, working remotely from a mobile office "akivan" that uses a campervan.