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Camp at Raicho-zawa Campground
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2016/6/28 14:51
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Hi dear all, I'm thinking to stay at night at the Raicho-zawa Campground as the accommodations at the mount are very expensive. I'm on a budget. Does anyone has more info about this campground? Do I need to bring the tent myself? Is it appropriate to stay there in early October? If I get myself the Tateyama Kurobe option ticket, am I able to visit the Tateyama alpine route and stay a night there at Raicho-zawa campground?
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by Seadar Wave
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Re: Camp at Raicho-zawa Campground
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2016/6/28 18:14
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I have not been there, but from what I can read off from Japanese websites and blogs: - The camping ground is about one hour walk from Murodo - You need to bring your own tent (no "solo tent" allowed, as space is limited, it says) - Good water supply and toilet facility - Nearby huts provide bath for day visitors (500 yen) - I guess you'd need to bring in your cooking equipment and food supplies - Consideration requested for wildlife around , etc. - The campsite closes from Nov. It should still be OK in October, but one climber commented on his blog that in mid-October the weather was bad with hail and snow, ad the temperature went down to -5 degrees C. Late Sept. (another blogger comments) it was winter weather, not autumn. http://www.info-toyama.com/s/spot/31029/
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Re: Camp at Raicho-zawa Campground
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2016/6/29 18:33
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Re: Camp at Raicho-zawa Campground
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2016/6/30 17:00
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Hi, thank you very much. Yes, great info posted by you. I would really really wanna do this. I think, i would give it a try. If I find that the condition is not suitable to stay overnight, I will leave , is that possible? May I know what time is the last schedule for the railway or train in Japan?
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