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Because the train arrived at Bandaimachi Station at 11:38, and I had to cycle 70km with two mountain passes to Yonezawa, the problem became that I might arrive after sunset.The weather was clouded and it's occasionally fair, but a cloud hung on the mountaintop of Mt. Bandai-san. First of all I went 15km to Happohdai (1194m), on an 800m incline. |
 When I went over the mountain pass, I was able to see a rough north wall.A river was dammed up by a landslide in the eruption in 1888, and this made many lakes and marshes appear. Hibara village sits in the Hibara lake. |
 When I passed the flat shore, the climb up to the ridgeline of the Mt. Azuma began. I went up 550m over 8km up to Shiranuno Pass (1420m) on the prefectural border.I arrived at 17:00, which was one hour behind schedule. The last 10km was a low speed downhill run, while I looked at the night view. 69.13Km/Total 7h |
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