First Ascent: 53-Year-Old Yuji Hirayama Sends 5.14d 'Peaceful Mountain'
Yuji Hirayama is a 53-year-old climber from Japan who defies his age. The Japanese veteran just made the first ascent of 'Peaceful Mountain,' 5.14d.
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Yuji Hirayama is a 53-year-old climber from Japan who defies his age. The Japanese veteran just made the first ascent of 'Peaceful Mountain,' 5.14d.
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