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Backcountry snowboarder separated from a companion on Mt Yakebitai is found dead, mostly buried in snow

Feb 20, 2025 · 13:30 · Shiga Kogen, Nagano

Two snowboarders riding the backcountry on Mt Yakebitai in Shiga Kogen became separated in the early afternoon. Ski patrol searched after the companion reported it and found the missing rider in the evening in forest about 600 m north-east of the summit, mostly buried in snow and still on the board. The body was recovered the next morning.

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What happened

Two snowboarders were riding the backcountry on Mt Yakebitai and became separated at about 13:30. The companion reported that they could not reach or find their partner. Ski patrol searched and at about 18:30 found the rider in forest about 600 m north-east of the summit, still wearing the snowboard and mostly buried in snow. Because recovery at night was dangerous, the body was brought out the next morning and the identity was confirmed. An avalanche advisory was in force that day.

About 13:30 is when the two became separated (search snippet). Found about 18:30; recovered on the morning of the 21st because a night recovery was judged dangerous.

Where

Outside the ski areaForest about 600 m north-east of the summit of Mt Yakebitai, Shiga Kogen, Yamanouchi town (reports).

Known only to the area.

Link to the ski area

Near a ski area, not inside it

Reports (search titles) describe backcountry snowboarding (バックカントリー滑走中) and a body found in forest (山林) about 600 m north-east of the Yakebitai summit. Ski patrol searched, but no report seen places it inside the managed area.

People

Died1

Injured—Not reported

Rescued—Not reported

Not confirmed

Sources

  1. abn Nagano Asahi Broadcasting (via Yahoo! News) ↗
  2. NBS Nagano Broadcasting (via Yahoo! News) ↗
  3. NBS Nagano Broadcasting (via Yahoo! News) ↗
  4. SBC Shinetsu Broadcasting (via Yahoo! News) ↗
  5. SBC Shinetsu Broadcasting (via goo News) ↗
  6. Shinano Mainichi Shimbun ↗ · 2025-02-20checked in search results
  7. Shinano Mainichi Shimbun ↗ · 2025-02-21checked in search results

This record was checked against search results for these reports (date, place and outcome); the original articles could not be opened.

Last checked against the sources on 2026-10-22.