Patrol squad gives instructions to mountaineers at Mt. Daisen

Patrol squad gives instructions to mountaineers at Mt. Daisen

DAISEN, Japan - Members of a patrol squad (R side) give instructions on safe mountaineering at the foot of Mt. Daisen in Tottori Prefecture on Dec. 24 as the Japanese archipelago is hit by heavy snowfall.

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