Hokkaido Police SAR Event Record (translated)

Date of SAR event: 2016/10/23 (Sun)

JP other
Male
50’s

Age

Miyagi

Residence

SAR Event ID 2016-110-1
Death

Outcome

Multiple parties

SAR Involved

Unknown

Cause

Summer

Season

Solo

Party status

N/A

Winter Activity

Google Translated Description
The person in distress climbed Mt. Asahidake alone, and although there were several sightings along the way, he did not descend the mountain and was searched by the police and Self-Defense Forces, but is still missing. On June 18, 2009, a human bone was found 300 meters south of the false safe rock and identified as the person in distress.

Extra details

Locale: Asahi-dake (旭岳, 2291m)
Number in party: 1
Number in party requiring assistance: 1
Residence: Miyagi
References: Information translated from Mountain SAR Events (2016) by the Hokkaido Police.

Original Japanese Description

遭難者は単独で旭岳へ登り、途中、いくつかの目撃情報があるも下山せず、警察、自衛隊等で捜索するも行方不明となっている。※平成29年6月18日ニセ金庫岩から南方向300メートルの地点で人骨を発見し、遭難者と特定。

Details as per Police data

年度:2016年度|番号:110|発生日:2016/10/23|曜日:日|山岳名、標高、市町村名:旭岳 (あさひだけ), 2291m, (上川郡東川町)|構成人数:1|遭難者数:1|居住地:宮城県|性別:男|年齢:50代|職業:公務員|態様:死亡|原因:不明

出典:山岳遭難発生状況(平成28年)(北海道警察)

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2016-110-1 Difficulty Rating

Category

Grade

Points

Strenuousness

Vertical Gain

D

25

Time ascending

D

0

Technicality

Altitude

D

0

Hazards

D

Navigation

D

Totals

25/100

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