Two people who died at the summit crater of Mt. Fuji are transported and their identities confirmed
Of the three people believed to be climbers who were found dead in the crater at the summit of Mt. Fuji, police transported the two bodies left at the scene on the 30th and are working to confirm their identities.
6月24日、富士山山頂の静岡県側の火口で、登山者とみられる3人が倒れているのが見つかり、その後、全員の死亡が確認されました
On June 24, three people, believed to be climbers, were found collapsed in a crater on the Shizuoka Prefecture side of the summit of Mt. Fuji, and all were later confirmed dead.
Police have so far transported one body, and the deceased was confirmed to be Wataru Shibata (53), a company employee from Hino City, Tokyo, who had been reported missing by his family on June 23.
On the 30th, police dispatched a mountain rescue team to transport the remaining two bodies from the crater.
According to police, both men were wearing jumpers, pants, helmets and climbing shoes, and were approximately 1.65 meters tall and 1.85 meters tall, respectively.
Additionally, the two people were found lying in separate locations several dozen meters away from Mr. Shibata, suggesting that each of the three who died was climbing alone.
One person was reported missing from Mt. Fuji on the Shizuoka Prefecture side in January this year, and one person on the Yamanashi Prefecture side in December last year, so police are trying to confirm the identities of the two people transported. We are
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