Monday, November 16, 2009
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It was concluded yesterday, the second level of the course stimulation on basal held by Teresa Whisoka, held at the new headquarters of Visual Rehabilitation Center cel Vercellis in Via Dante, 71.
The course was a success and a broad consensus by the participants.
In the next year, probably, will also be held another day of investigation reserved for those who have freguentato the two previous sessions, and considering the number of requests could be programmed even a first-level course. Those who have
freguentato courses can leave their comments will be greatly appreciated. Sincerely
Luigi Cerruti
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Saturday, November 7, 2009
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Fujisan, the roof of Japan
At about 113 km from Tokyo is the Mount Fuji (Fujisan) the border between the prefectures of Shizuoka and Yamanashi, near the coast on the Pacific Ocean island of Honshu.
It is the mountain most high in Japan. More precisely it is a high volcano 3776, with the snow-capped for nearly 10 made all year. Considered a symbol of Japan since ancient times by `, Mount Fuji and is the place that all Japanese would climb at least once in their lifetime.
It is necessary to point out that outside the official period is practically impossible to get in touch with any form of aid in case of accidents because even the summit weather station can provide this kind of help and certain altitudes, even mobile phones ensure proper operation.
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At about 113 km from Tokyo is the Mount Fuji (Fujisan) the border between the prefectures of Shizuoka and Yamanashi, near the coast on the Pacific Ocean island of Honshu.
It is the mountain most high in Japan. More precisely it is a high volcano 3776, with the snow-capped for nearly 10 made all year. Considered a symbol of Japan since ancient times by `, Mount Fuji and is the place that all Japanese would climb at least once in their lifetime. Despite his imposing appearance, perfectly conical shape, the top almost always snow-covered el `distinctive blue color that offers those who admire it from afar, the Fuji does not offer an area of \u200b\u200boutstanding beauty presenting mainly lava, rocks and desolate landscapes, apart from some courses starting in the middle of the vegetation. What is striking `but the Fuji is precisely this aspect which the moon casts its guests in a different dimension ' that, despite resting places, the many tourists and a few inevitable sign of progress, makes the climb a very special experience. The view from the summit you can admire all the hard work pays off then without really giving the feeling of being on the roof of Japan. Reach the summit at dusk or at dawn is clearly our recommendation!
The season officially begins on 1 July to 31 August.
During this season, resting places and shelters are open. At these stations, parking is possible to stop and rest, eat or drink can also be booked to stay for the night.
In reality it may rise even at other times as long as `access are not blocked due to excessive snowfall or other character limit air pollution. These limitations can be there during the official season, particularly in the early days of the season in which official put the snow is often not yet sufficiently loose to allow a climb in complete safety.
During this season, resting places and shelters are open. At these stations, parking is possible to stop and rest, eat or drink can also be booked to stay for the night.
In reality it may rise even at other times as long as `access are not blocked due to excessive snowfall or other character limit air pollution. These limitations can be there during the official season, particularly in the early days of the season in which official put the snow is often not yet sufficiently loose to allow a climb in complete safety.
It is necessary to point out that outside the official period is practically impossible to get in touch with any form of aid in case of accidents because even the summit weather station can provide this kind of help and certain altitudes, even mobile phones ensure proper operation. Get on Fuji's not difficult because it is fundamentally difficult paths that do not require, however, she is the use of climbing equipment, ropes and everything is. It is therefore a serious trek that should not be underestimated, however, `.
advise you to follow the climb in good shape, maybe after a few weeks of preparation if you do not perform physical activity constant.
Another important aspect is definitely the time planning. Depending on the processes undertaken to reach the summit can take several hours and if it is not programmed to stay at one time the shelters to see the sun rise then the risk is more common to arrive at the top and having to back down after sunset in complete darkness. In this case it is necessary to take out an electric battery, better than from the front to leave your hands free as another important tool, especially in the descent, appears to be the stick (sold on the spot), traditional or trekking be. To complete the basic equipment `a pair of walking shoes or hiking boots and thermal clothing in layers that will help you to deal with the extreme temperature that there is` between the first phase of the climb and the summit.
If these are the fundamental tools, we can not `But do not even recommend dark glasses, gloves, a hat or cap, sunscreen to protect high water or energy drinks and energy bars and food in easy to digest '. All of course in a backpack size is not excessive.
It is still possible to buy many of these food items and also in the various stations to stop but the price goes from station to station and it is advisable to arrive prepared. Speaking of money, it's better to have changed the money in small denominations or better in coins.
There are four routes and starting points for climbing Mount Fuji:
From Station No. 5 - Fujinomiya Trail.
Quote of the starting point: about 2,400 m
Ascent: about 4 hours and 20 minutes
Descent: about 2 hours and 30 minutes
Ascent: about 4 hours and 20 minutes
Descent: about 2 hours and 30 minutes
From Station No. 5 mt. - Gotemba Trail
Quote of the starting point: about 1,440 m
Ascent: about 6 hours and 20 minutes
Descent: about 3 hours and 10 minutes
Ascent: about 6 hours and 20 minutes
Descent: about 3 hours and 10 minutes
From Station No. 5 mt. Trail-Subashiri
Quote of the starting point: about 2,000 m
Ascent: about 5 hours and 10 minutes
Descent: about 2 hours and 40 minutes
Ascent: about 5 hours and 10 minutes
Descent: about 2 hours and 40 minutes
Kawaguchiko (Fujiyoshida) Trail / Yamanashi Prefecture
Quote of the starting point: about 2,305 m
Ascent: about 5 hours
Descent: about 3 hours and 20 minutes
Ascent: about 5 hours
Descent: about 3 hours and 20 minutes
These four stations are accessible by car or by shuttle bus.
These four tracks add a "fifth way", ie to walk around the Ohachimeguri crater on the summit of Mount Fuji.
For further information Notify the site that we think the most complete among those present on the Internet that address the topic `Mount Fuji. practically indispensable. It is in English and offers in addition to all the information you need is to go to that area to tackle the climb also a forum, a blog and daily updates on weather conditions as well as a section with `real-time updates by those who are preparing climbing the mountain or who `s had just made.
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Friday, November 6, 2009
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Ise Jingu, the heart of Shinto
The city of Ise, or more properly Ise-shi, is located in the Kansai region, in the south of the island known as central Honshu, in Mie prefecture.
Certainly `main attraction is its Ise Shinto temple: Ise Jingu, inserted into the vast area of \u200b\u200bIse Shima National Park and consists of two main complexes and more than 100 temples and shrines minor .
L `Ise Jingu, the shrine which is built inside in 260 AD, is the main temple in the Shinto tradition, the most important, comparable to St. Peter for the Catholics or to Mecca for the Islamic faith. The main temple (Naiku) is dedicated to the goddess Amaterasu and the second (Geku) to the deity of housing, food and clothes.
outfitting of the new temple and the dismantling of old, placed on two separate but adjoining land, thereby requiring removal of the sacred mirror of a temple to another following a `silent and solemn ceremony that S engu No Gi which would not disturb the deity that lodges itself in the mirror (the Shinto religion is basically a animist shaman of mold that has a pantheon of tens of thousands of small and large deity harbored virtually everywhere from small rock to the mountain, the river covered all `old doll from the shrine of the family).
recommend as periods for the visit is certainly an spring el `autumn. Even of the summer (outside of July, the rainy season) due to the dense vegetation of the surrounding forest is possible to visit the temple and the park without suffering too much the typical hot and humid Japanese.
Certainly `main attraction is its Ise Shinto temple: Ise Jingu, inserted into the vast area of \u200b\u200bIse Shima National Park and consists of two main complexes and more than 100 temples and shrines minor .
L `Ise Jingu, the shrine which is built inside in 260 AD, is the main temple in the Shinto tradition, the most important, comparable to St. Peter for the Catholics or to Mecca for the Islamic faith. The main temple (Naiku) is dedicated to the goddess Amaterasu and the second (Geku) to the deity of housing, food and clothes.
Unlike all the great places of worship but the world is the main temple at Ise is built entirely of wood with interlocking structure where there is a single nail was used and is completely disassembled and rebuilt every 20 years in . This is necessary because the temple, built with untreated wood, might disappear in a few decades. The steps to build the new temple began eight years before the end because the materials must be completely new and obviously we start by pruning and sawing trees and then obtain the necessary facilities.
It is also fascinating as the "heart" of the temple is actually made up of one of the three sacred imperial jewels which contains: the "ancestral mirror" that together with the "sword" and the "jewel" is the symbol of imperial power conferred by the sun goddess Amaterasu to the emperor through the possession of these objects.
go to the Temple of Ise, besides the unquestionable historical and cultural interest and the place however, is also the occasion to visit the large park that surrounds it, a real oasis of ancient Japan, where the walking paths and the high trees we encounter in courses of water, wooden bridges, dozens of small temples and shrines, stone staircases, lanterns and giant carp ponds populated by colorful. Speaking of animals is possible to find even in the sacred from the roosters 'tails' long and colorful, and other birds protected by the monks of the complex.
Since then a place of interest throughout the area of \u200b\u200bthe temple and the park is very organized and there are places to eat and rest, from Okageyokocho, the area that plays a district of a small village old Japanese where there are dozens of souvenir shops and typical food where it is possible to stop drinking a cup of tea, eating cakes or to make a real meal before heading off or at the end of the visit.
recommend as periods for the visit is certainly an spring el `autumn. Even of the summer (outside of July, the rainy season) due to the dense vegetation of the surrounding forest is possible to visit the temple and the park without suffering too much the typical hot and humid Japanese. From April 5 to 6 and September 22 to 24 are held festivals (matsuri) of the temple while in the Last week of July Fireworks in the city of Ise, with parades and traditional events.
The area around the city of Ise is also famous as a resort area in particular Arre of Kashikojima and Toba-equipped maritime location famous for the goodness of seafood and also, in the case of ` Toba area, for the AMA, the pickers pearls. It is here that is playing the famous company Mikimoto. To get to Ise starting from the city of Nagoya, Kyoto or Osaka you can take the company's dedicated Kintetsu Isuzugawa and get off at the nearest station to the main sanctuary.
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