Thanks for the video sir! Cant wait to explore Japanese mountains next time.

I'm truly grateful that the google translate function exists and that many popular mountain huts are constantly updating their websites to be user-friendly. Sadly some huts still use the same interface as when they launched their websites in the 2000's and only accept reservations by phone.

Awesome vid bro, really useful info! Gonna use this for my future Japan trip adventures 🤞🏼

This is so Tasmanian gothic. Love it. Can't wait to try the track for myself!

Ok, I'm officially so excited to give it a shot:) Thanks for sharing Alain:):):):)

Your green screen shows an Aussie park, but the elevator music gives your location away. Is it safe to cook in an urban elevator and how do you manage the passengers safety? PS The anodised aluminium pots may give you Alzheimers but if you're mountain climbing you probably don't need to worry about that.

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it is a great video :) may I know is that most of your dinner is porridge? and what kind of meat u are having?

I really enjoyed this mate, thanks. We are heading off to do this in a few weeks so appreciated you sharing your experience

Yea MT.Fuji is pretty rough if you don’t have a lot of experience and like super cold on top of the mountain like negative degrees if it’s summer if is so hot is Japan but I fell like ten times going down and the hotels are really uncomfortable but it’s worth it because you get a beautiful view and you get to say you climbed mt.fuji which not a lot of people get to say.

Great Video and comments thank you for the extra information and what to take as in food and clothing safety first look forward to your next video Alain⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐👏👏👏👏👏😎👍

how does the Mont Moondance 1 Tent work?

Good job Alain

Holy shit 😲 this made me want to actually get in shape for the first time in my life so I can do this myself

I just bought one for $50 (half price) at Anaconda. 6 minutes to boil 800ml with the lid on (inside) with a brand new gas bottle.

Great vid. Is that a GoPro? .. which model? Cheers!

Great video, thank you for sharing. My dad and I are coming to Tasmania for the first time in August and doing this hike. You said on one of the nights it was minus 40!!! 😮Did you mean minus 4? Because minus 40 is insanely cold haha 😅

Thank you for your amazing video

Thank you bro Excellent watch & recommendations…definitely keep it up…love your presentation 🙏🏽✌🏽

Just went to dove lake two months ago I love Tassie

Beautiful captured the winter overland .

Bro is ready for a labs raid

Loved your video. Did the track in March and enjoyed the memories while watching it. Liked the copper mine exploration 😊. We didn’t go to old Pelion hut so it was great to see. Your singing added even more enthusiasm to the video. Your food also inspired me. Never thought of taking seaweed or dried mushrooms.

Thank you for this!! Superb overview of hiking preparations for the KK. Great production!!

Well I gotta hope I can get accommodations still I will go in September lol

I have a hack to keep the lids together. Use elastic bands to hook the handles of top and bottom pots together. It's not perfect but enough to keep it tidier

On the mountain climbs, are there signs or anything to see where you're going, or if you're going the right way??

What exact month is that? Superb video and cool kit by the way

Thank you - that was awesome - going on Friday 😊

may i check how did u get the boat to take you from one beach to the other?

This video randomly popped up on my recommended feed and it was a really great watch! Keep it up

Tassie is so beautiful, hope I get back there soon! Awesome shots you got, especially with the mist. What sort of camera do you use?

Cushion plants take forever to grow.. please stay off them everyone.. loved the video.. lots of memories..

Thanks

What boots do you use?

Please don’t walk off track or drink unboiled water. Please help this wilderness last longer than our hope. If you are millions of years old, we hope hope that you can understand.

After I watched your video I did a little bit of research on the Tassie South West Wilderness and found out what they've done to Lake Pedder 50 years ago. I'm so shocked by this it makes me wanna cry when I look at the before picture of the lake. 😢

Perfecion😍

When do you plant to hike the overland in winter? I might wait until after your video to do so 😅.

Great video! This is one of the most popular trails in Australia on HiiKER

Awesome, brought back some great memories of 25 years ago.

Loved the video Bro, you killed it, tough trek with challenges but you somehow made it look seamless. Incredible spot.

Can I please ask what system u use to charge your cameras. Do you use a solar pack system or carry batteries. Thanks.

hello, need help: Planning this, pick on 17th August a train from Kyoto to Kii-Tanabe and sleep there the first night. Second day wake up early and pick bus to Takijiri and do from Takijiri to Yunomine Onsen, it's around 35 km (I am used to walk and run a lot, I did Camino some stages of 30 and 35 km per day with a rucksack, I'd bring a lighter one since is summer and clothes need to be light). Arrive at afternoon in Yunomine and rest. Third day wake up around 7 AM and walk in chill pace to Hongu, register there as Dual Pilgrim, pick bus to Shingu and visit Hayatama taisha (is it big?) then from Shingu to Nachi should be at noon and from Nachi around 5 PM pick a bust to Kii Katsuura and leave around 6:45 PM there's a train all the way back to Osaka. Do you think is doable? it's a bit rush I know but I am used to do long walks, I did Sarria to Santiago in the Way of Saint James, 110 km in 3 days and half so I'd say I'm fit

Hi Alain, nice practical vid. You said that was your day pack? Did you shuttle the rest of your gear with a taxi service then? how many days did it take for you to do that particular route in January? How slippery or snowy were the trail at that time? did you find it more challenging to get accommodations along the way? we are considering doing the trail in January 05, when it will obviously be less popular. Did you enjoy the onsens? I hope it was a great experience for you. cheers from western Canada ( mild winters)

Alain, this was so helpful! My youngest and I (they just graduated from college and this is a congrats! You! trip) are hiking the Nagahechi Route as part of a trip to Japan in May, and I confess i was a bit overwhelmed trying to plan for it. Your video really helped clarify some of the fuzzy areas., so again, thank you!

Hi, really love your video, just what to ask do you need to register for the hut?

Loving the videos mate, doing the walls of Jerusalem and a couple of other multi day hikes in Tassie this year. Videos giving me good inspiration ❤

Inspirational

Hey! I was reading the comment about where you slept and everything which is very helpful, as I would like to try my hand at the trail in some fasion. I am very new to the whole backpacking thing and I would like to know if you had any issues with water supply along longer stretches. Was that ever an issue? Also, when it comes to sleep, did you run into any issues with authorities or anything? I understand that it is not super easy to find a place to sleep, but I would like to bring a hammock and see what happens. Any info on these things would be greatly appreciated as I am trying to piece together an idea of how I should approach this trip.