Hyogo AJET- Social Snapshots


Careful, not that trail, there be dragons.	Setting out on a nice leisurely bushwalk

The summit of Seppiko-san, eh peice of cake	Rest stop and photo op

Clairissa got attacked by a monkey	The view from the top, himeji in the distance

It turns out twas no easy hike, with chain and rope assistance through the tricky parts	With all his strength the mighty Brian splits the boulder in two to allow the fellowship passage.

at the summit	Hot chocolate bushman style.

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What:	Mt Seppiko Hike and Camping
Date:	October 18th and 19th
Time:	early sat to late arvo
Where:	Mt Seppiko, Hyogo
contact/s:	You must RSVP to events@hyogoajet.org
Event Outline & Information	BBQ, camping and hiking weekend. Saturday afternoon is free to relax or explore. There is an old shrine, or you can enjoy a game of soccer, frisby, whatever.... By evening 7 oclock. a BBQ party will be provided ( vegetarian friendly ) BYO drinks. Accomodation: Cabins or in AJET tents. Sunday. Half day hike. Slightly difficult in parts. Bring good boots and rain gear. 1000 for Hyogo AJET members 1500 for Non members. price includes accomodation and grub. RSVP ASAP to hyogo events at events@hyogoajet.org to secure your place, for everyone else there is a tenting ground.
Transport & Directions	Train The nearest train service is to JR Bantan line Fukusaki Station. Make sure to get a local train unless you want to pay extra. You can reach Fukusaki from Himeji and the Tajima regions. For the Tajima crew a change of train is necessary at Wadayama and Teramae except on the direct express. If you find this confusing and want to know the times of trains contact Donal 090-666-40910. A car shuttle service will run from outside Fukusaki Station at 1pm, 2:30pm, 4pm, and 5:30pm...... a donation of 500 yen per carload would be appreciated to cover fuel. If your you need more than one car for a pickup, please call Amanda ASAP on the day, 090-5664-6461. Driving. heres the map You can reach Yumesaki travelling East or West on Route 23 Miki-yumesaki Road . From Tajima ( North Hyogo ), take the Bantan (toll) road or route 312 to Fukusaki and follow the signs west. In Yumesaki, look for route 67 the Himeji-Okawachi Road and head north on it. Now it gets tricky. Near some temples and an elementary school (Yamanouchi Shougakkou) the road forks. RT67 continues veering to the right, while route 411 veers left. Take RT 411. Soon after the fork you will cross the river. A few minutes later on the right will be route 504 ( The Kendouseppkosansen). Take this road all the way to the campsite.