薄曇り穏やかな一日。八丁坂は濡れた岩稜に注意。

Mount Kisokoma summit is experiencing patchy clouds with a temperature of 0.7°C, feeling like -1.5°C. There is a significant temperature difference of 8.3°C from the base, indicating chilly conditions at higher elevations. Throughout the day, temperatures are forecast to gradually rise, reaching 5°C by noon and 5.8°C by 3 PM. Winds will remain light all day, with gusts peaking at around 7.3 m/s, which will not significantly impede movement. With appropriate cold-weather gear, today is suitable for climbing.

There is no snow cover on the summit, meaning the terrain from Senjojiki Cirque to Hacchodaka is exposed rock. With 99% humidity under patchy clouds, these exposed rocky sections are likely to be wet and slippery. This increases the risk of slipping, especially on steep slopes like Hacchodaka. Exercise extreme caution with every step and do not over-rely on your boot's grip.

For layering, a quick-drying base layer, a mid-layer such as fleece or a light synthetic down jacket, and a waterproof-breathable outer shell are essential. Given the high humidity, getting wet can rapidly lower your body temperature, so carrying full rain gear (jacket and pants) is mandatory. Crampons or microspikes are not necessary, but don't forget accessories like gloves and a hat for warmth. The risk of thunderstorms is low despite increasing precipitation probabilities in the afternoon, but always monitor visibility and weather changes.