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| sent on January 25, 2025 (15:30) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Thanks Gianfranco! you are really kind.
my best wishes and Have a nice weekend!
Davide Grazie Gianfranco! Sei troppo gentile.
Un caro saluto e buon fine settimana!
Davide |
| sent on January 26, 2025 (19:30) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Wow, you climbed up there, congratulations! :-) How is the climb? A truly unusual view from Mount Fuji, which is almost always the protagonist in the shots and paintings!
Hello, Alberto. Caspita, sei salito fin lassù, complimenti! Com'è la salita? Una vista davvero insolita quella dal monte Fuji, che quasi sempre è il protagonista negli scatti e nei dipinti!
Ciao, Alberto. |
| sent on January 28, 2025 (17:14) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Hi Alberto! Yes, I had always said that if I went to Japan I would go up to Fuji and so I did... The climb is not difficult at all, all ultra-marked path to the top (1500 meters in altitude from the starting point). The difficulties are the altitude (3,776 meters, if one is not used to it, they can be felt (!)... and the amount of people who make the climb, unimaginable stuff.... thousands of people, night and day!
I chose to sleep in a refuge halfway along the route to be able to enjoy the sunrise from the top... otherwise the humidity mists block the view.
I have always wanted to climb it precisely because everywhere, in Japanese culture, there is this mountain... one of the most iconic in the world!
Good evening.
David Ciao Alberto! Sì, avevo sempre detto che se fossi andato in Giappone sarei salito sul Fuji e così ho fatto...la salita non è per niente difficile, tutto sentiero ultra tracciato fino in cima (1500 metri di dislivello dal punto di partenza). Le difficoltà sono la quota (3.776 metri, se uno non è abituato, possono farsi sentire (!)...e la quantità di gente che compie la salita, una roba inimmaginabile....migliaia di persone, notte e giorno!
Io ho scelto di dormire in un rifugio a metà percorso per potermi godere l'alba dalla cima...altrimenti le nebbie da umidità impediscono la vista.
Ho sempre voluto salirlo proprio perché ovunque, nella cultura giapponese, è presente questa montagna...una delle più iconiche del mondo!
Buona serata.
Davide |
| sent on April 03, 2025 (22:02) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Beautiful! also because it doesn't happen every day to enjoy the sun rising from the ocean standing on the top of Mount Fuji! :-) Strabella! anche perché non capita tutti i giorni di godersi il Sole spuntare dall'Oceano stando sulla cima del Monte Fuji! |
| sent on April 03, 2025 (22:34) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
That's right, I wanted to immortalize a moment that is difficult to repeat. Glad you liked it. Hello! David Esatto, ci tenevo a immortalare un momento difficilmente ripetibile. Contento che ti sia piaciuta. Ciao! Davide |
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