朝霧は晴れ穏やかな山行へ。足元は潤む

Miyanoura-dake starts with mostly clear conditions this morning. The summit temperature is 11.3℃, feeling like 10.3℃. Temperatures are expected to rise to 15℃ during the day, promising a mild day. However, visibility at the summit is less than 1km, with morning mist lingering. Particular caution is advised for getting lost due to poor visibility, especially around the Hananoegoh Wetlands. While visibility is expected to gradually improve during the day, continuous awareness of your surroundings is crucial.

Today's ground conditions will be generally wet, with some muddy sections, due to the high humidity and the characteristic heavy rainfall of this World Natural Heritage site. Although no precipitation is forecast, wet rocks and tree roots can be slippery. Waterproof hiking boots and rainwear that doubles as wind and cold protection are essential gear. During activity, wear a quick-drying base layer with a thin fleece or synthetic jacket as a mid-layer. For breaks, put on an outer shell to prevent hypothermia, making frequent adjustments as needed.

Winds will remain gentle throughout the day, with low risk of strong gusts or thunderstorms. The risk of hypothermia is also low, but stopping in a humid environment with poor visibility can deplete energy. Miyanoura-dake is known for its long, challenging approach, making a day trip difficult. Therefore, allow ample time in your action plan and be prepared to make early decisions. Conditions will turn cloudy towards evening, but temperatures will not drop sharply, and the night will remain relatively mild.