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奈良 亘(Nara Wataru)
Born in Sapporo. While he was in college, he solo-climbed Aconcagua, South America's highest peak, at 6,969 meters. After joining Nomad Co., Ltd., he has climbed mountains all over the world, including Kilimanjaro, the highest peak in Africa, and has also gone on expeditions to unexplored regions. In 2011, he joined the 53rd Antarctic wintering expedition as a guide. After returning to Japan, in 2014 he opened SappoLodge, a guest house and dining bar in Sapporo.Certified as a Hokkaido adventure travel guide for mountains (summer mountains), mountains (winter mountains), and backcountry skiing. As a mountain guide, he holds tours for tourists to experience nature on the Shakotan Peninsula.
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Guide:
石塚 裕也(Ishizuka Yuya)
Born in Muroran City, Hokkaido in 1978
In 1993, at the age of 15, he completed a solo trip around Hokkaido on a bicycle.
He has been competing in cycling since 1994, participating in events such as the Inter-High School Championship and the National Athletic Meet. He went to Europe for two years in 1998, joined an Italian team, and participated in U23 category races around the world.
He has won twice on the U23 World Tour.
In 2001, he joined Kinan Maruishi and competed in domestic professional races for seven years.
After that, he founded Cycling Frontier Hokkaido in April 2009 and started working as a cycling guide.
In 2014, the number of people accepted exceeded 1000 per year, and the company was incorporated as Cycling Frontier Co., Ltd.
In 2018, we accepted over 3,000 cyclists from all over the world, with over 70% being inbound tourists.
In addition to his work as a guide, as a technical committee member of the Japan Cycling Guide Association, he is also focusing on giving lectures throughout the country in hopes of training cycling guides, popularizing cycle tourism, and developing bicycle culture.
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