雪山サバイバル！非常時のビバークではなぜツエルトが重要か。どのように活用して低温環境下の夜を耐えるか

[Video Summary] If you become incapacitated or lost in the winter mountains and have to bivouac, your biggest challenge will be how to protect yourself from the low temperatures with the limited equipment you have. A tent is essential in such situations. While a tent has its limitations, it may still be possible to endure a cold night. This video briefly explains how to use a tent to survive an accident. For filming purposes, this video was shot on gentle terrain, but I believe the basic principles remain the same no matter the location, situation, or environment. Now that you're in a difficult situation, a minor injury is fine, but your top priority should be to say, "I'm home!" and return alive. For yourself, and for those who love you, don't give up! ☆Note During the video recording, there was not enough snowfall to actually dig a snow cave, so I was only able to demonstrate something very basic, such as a windbreak. However, even in such snowy conditions, I believe it's entirely possible to create something like a shelter by digging out blocks of snow from the surrounding area and piling them up around you. [Video Summary] 00:00 Introduction 03:35 Making quick decisions when bivouac 06:35 Digging a simple snow cave 14:55 Raising body temperature 17:57 It's important to try it yourself. [Related Products] ・Tent (different from the one used in the video) https://amzn.to/3YfyguX ・Avalanche Search Probe (different from the one used in the video) https://amzn.to/3N0wc7B ・Mat (different from the one used in the video) I think it's okay to cut up this type of mat. https://amzn.to/4qxnGeQ ・Millet Backpack (different color, but same model as the one used in the video) https://amzn.to/4sgmcYd ・Shovel (different from the one used in the video) https://amzn.to/4sm6pqz [Channel Introduction] The channel name "Kintsuba Mountaineering Club" is a fictional YouTube climbing club and does not actually exist. On this channel, I've been climbing mountains for over 30 years, climbing both in summer and winter in Japan, and even a little abroad. I've also been a civilian mountain rescuer for decades, and I'll be using the knowledge and skills I've gained from these experiences to share my own experiences, including snow mountain climbing, and actual mountaineering. I hope the videos are helpful to you, and I'd be even happier if you subscribe. *Mountain climbing can sometimes be dangerous. Many things, including other channels and my own, require a lot of experience and practice before they can be put into practice. Please make sure you're fully safe when practicing. *Submitting a climbing plan is important. *This channel uses Amazon Associates. #SnowMountainClimbing #HokiDaisen