13 Summit Toyama Gyajikang

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As per the report of Liaison officer and Team Leader, the following 7 member and  6 High Altitude Workers of  Japan Alpine Club - Toyama Gyajikang Expedition - 2005  team has been successful to scale 7038 meter high Mt. Gyajikang on 26th September, 2005.

26th September, 2005

1. Mr. Tsuji Hitoshi, (64 Yrs), Leader, Mountain Guide, Toyama, Japan

2. Mr. Tanimura Masanori (68 Yrs), Member, Toyama, Japan

3. Mr. Murakami Kiyomitsu (64 Yrs), Member,Toyama, Japan

4. Mr. Itabashi Akira (56 Yrs), Member, Service Holder, Toyama, Japan

5. Mr. Kanao Seiichi (54 Yrs), Member, Service Holder, Toyama, Japan

6. Mr. Tanabe Toshio (34 Yrs) Member, Service Holder, Toyama, Japan

7. Mr. Kido Shigeyoshi (70 Yrs), Member, Retired Businessman, Toyama, Japan

8. Mr. Man Bahadur Gurung (43 Yrs), High Altifude Worker, Sitalpati-6, Sankhuwasava, Nepal.

9. Mr. Pasang Chhiring Sherpa (43 Yrs.) High Altitude Worker, Lamabagar Dolakha, Nepal.

10. Mr. Dawa Sherpa (32 Yrs) Sirdar, Tapting-9, Solukhumbu, Nepal

11. Mr. Dambar Bahadur Gurung (42 Yrs), High Altitude Worker, Mugli-8, Solukhumbu, Nepal.

12. Mr. Pemba Jangbu Sherpa (20 Yrs), High Altitude Worker, Juving-7, Solukhumbu, Nepal

The 9 members Japan Alpine Club - Toyama Gyajikang Expedition - 2005  team was permitted to climb 7038 m. high Mt. Gyajingkang from  normal route  for the period of 60 days from 4th september, 2005 under the leadership of Mr. Tsuji Hitoshi from Japan.

The handling agency of the Expedition Team is Sansui Treks and Expedition Pvt. ltd., kathmandu, Nepal.

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