![](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://en.tozan.tv/video/kitadake-shiranesanzan_1508_day2_part4/&media=https://en.tozan.tv/wp-content/uploads/2018/02/kita-dake-shirane-sanzan-from-da.jpg&description=[timecode][tc time='00:09:10' desc='a rope' color='0'][tc time='00:23:02' desc='finishied ceeping pine area' color='1'][/timecode][timeset] <h2>From Daimon-sawa descent point to creeping pine area</h2> A long long descent from Daimon-sawa descent point<sup id="fnref-220-1"><a href="#fn-220-1" class="jetpack-footnote">1</a></sup> has begun. A long but beautiful ridge walk ends. I started to hike down though I looked back to the deep south of Southern Japanese Alps<sup id="fnref-220-2"><a href="#fn-220-2" class="jetpack-footnote">2</a></sup>. [video_pager] <div class="footnotes">
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大門沢下降点（だいもんさわかこうてん）. Daimon-sawa is a river runs along with the trail. [fp "沢"] <a href="#fnref-220-1">↩</a>
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[fp "南アルプス"] <a href="#fnref-220-2">↩</a>
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| Time | Event |
|---|---|
| 00:09:10 | a rope |
| 00:23:02 | finishied ceeping pine area |
Standard Course Time 0:40Actual Time 0:23 58% [ + 0:17 ]
From Daimon-sawa descent point to creeping pine area
A long long descent from Daimon-sawa descent point1 has begun. A long but beautiful ridge walk ends. I started to hike down though I looked back to the deep south of Southern Japanese Alps2.
- 大門沢下降点（だいもんさわかこうてん）. Daimon-sawa is a river runs along with the trail. "沢" is the meaning of a river. In Japanese, most of the river in the city must be "川". "沢" is contained in "川" but "沢" is shorter and/or narrower than "川". There is no absolutely standard. Judging relatively whethere it is "川" or "沢". By the way, Sawa is sometimes used meaning of a watering place when using alone. ↩
- 南アルプス（みなみあるぷす）. "南" means south. Southern Japanese Alps is a mountain range across Yamanashi prefecture, Nagano prefecture and Shizuoka prefecture. also called Akaishi-sanmyaku in Japanese. I have an impression that the mountain belongs to Southern Japanese Alps are bigger than other Japanese Alps. I love Southern Japanese Alps the most. ↩
