![](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://en.tozan.tv/video/shirouma_1605_remaining-snow_day1_part4/&media=https://en.tozan.tv/wp-content/uploads/2017/09/shirouma-dake-to-the-hakuba-hut.jpg&description=[timecode][tc time='00:51:48' desc='Shakushi-dake and Yarigatake' color='0'][tc time='00:58:16' desc='Reached Hakuba-dake tyoujou hut' color='1'][tc time='01:19:50' desc='Reached the Hakuba hut' color='0'][/timecode][timeset] <h2>From a bothy to the Hakuba hut</h2> A steep ascent was finished. The view on the pass is getting better. The snow disappear gradually and it has increased the summer trail. Go through the side of the Hakuba tyoujou hut<sup id="fnref-76-1"><a href="#fn-76-1" class="jetpack-footnote">1</a></sup>, hike up to the Hakuba hut<sup id="fnref-76-2"><a href="#fn-76-2" class="jetpack-footnote">2</a></sup>. [post_link]
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白馬頂上山荘（はくばちょうじょうさんそう）. "頂上" means the summit and "山荘" means the hut. <a href="#fnref-76-1">↩</a>
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白馬山荘（はくばさんそう）. One of the biggest hut in Japan. "白馬" has two readings. One is "Hakuba" which is the usage in general, used for the name of station, ski resort, hut and so on. The other is "shirouma" is used when we called "Shirouma-dake"（白馬岳）. Some people call it "Hakuba-dake", it is not mistake but most people who often hike would call "Shirouma-dake". <a href="#fnref-76-2">↩</a>
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| Time | Event |
|---|---|
| 00:51:48 | Shakushi-dake and Yarigatake |
| 00:58:16 | Reached Hakuba-dake tyoujou hut |
| 01:19:50 | Reached the Hakuba hut |
Standard Course Time 1:20Actual Time 1:24 105% [ - 0:04 ]
From a bothy to the Hakuba hut
A steep ascent was finished. The view on the pass is getting better. The snow disappear gradually and it has increased the summer trail. Go through the side of the Hakuba tyoujou hut1, hike up to the Hakuba hut2.
- 白馬頂上山荘（はくばちょうじょうさんそう）. “頂上” means the summit and “山荘” means the hut. ↩
- 白馬山荘（はくばさんそう）. One of the biggest hut in Japan. “白馬” has two readings. One is “Hakuba” which is the usage in general, used for the name of station, ski resort, hut and so on. The other is “shirouma” is used when we called “Shirouma-dake”（白馬岳）. Some people call it “Hakuba-dake”, it is not mistake but most people who often hike would call “Shirouma-dake”. ↩
