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Langtang Lirung, East Ridge. A joint Nepalese-Japanese expedition, led by Akira Ban, was composed of four Nepalese from Tribuvan Univer- sity and nine Japanese from Osaka City University. They completed a new route, which had been twice unsuccessfully tried by Japanese, in 1961 and 1964. The ascent was via the east ridge from the Lirung
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Page 1: new route, which had been twice unsuccessfully tried by ...aac-publications.s3.amazonaws.com/documents/aaj/1979/PDF/AAJ_1979... · (Kenya), Janusz Onyszkiewicz (Poland), John Fowler,

Langtang Lirung, East Ridge. A joint Nepalese-Japanese expedition, led by Akira Ban, was composed of four Nepalese from Tribuvan Univer­sity and nine Japanese from Osaka City University. They completed a new route, which had been twice unsuccessfully tried by Japanese, in 1961 and 1964. The ascent was via the east ridge from the Lirung

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Glacier. The summit was reached on October 24 by Seishi Wada, Jap­anese, and Pemba Tsering, Nepalese, from Camp IV at 21,825 feet. (Information from Iwa To Yuki and from Michael J. Cheney.)