Life On The Move

Japan’s Kawamata

The lush ceder trees help to create a very unique environment at Kawamata.  The short, 12 to 18 meter walls are crammed packed with amazing tufas, palm sweating stalactites, credit card slopers and very steep, interesting moves.  As you push your way up a “warm-up” you have to keep reminding yourself that the route is just that because of the sometimes polished feet.  If the pump does not get you then the sandbagged grades are sure to add some spice to your day.  Go!

Go Climb Something!!!

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