I want to share with my guests the excitement of playing in the mountains and rivers
Daichi Terui is a certified JMGA Mountain Guide Stage I and Ski Guide Stage II, and is based in Sapporo, Hokkaido, where he provides private guide services in small groups throughout Hokkaido, Tohoku, the Northern and Southern Alps, and the Yatsugatake Mountains
"I've loved nature since I was a child, and I can't forget the excitement of playing in the mountains and rivers. My desire to share that feeling with guests is perhaps what drives me as a guide. I'm proud of my job as a mountain guide, where I share my mountain experiences with guests, and I want to face the mountains and my guests with sincerity." He also provides video lectures on mountain climbing and layering on the ARC TERYX YouTube channel
Snow ridges, rocky ridges, winter mountain climbing, and backcountry climbing in small groups
Utilizing his extensive experience and high technical skills as a mountain guide, he provides guidance on core routes on snow ridges and rocky ridges not only in the summer but also during the snowy season, as well as on normal routes for winter mountain climbing and backcountry skiing that focuses on sliding
To ensure guests enjoy their experience safely, the guides prioritize tailoring their guiding to each guest's skill level, offering small group tours of 1-5 people, both publicly advertised and private. A key attraction is their willingness to provide advice on winter mountaineering experience, techniques, and routes.
Participation fee: Private guide fee (per day) 30,000-40,000 yen
Daichi Terui
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While attending university, he aspired to become a mountain guide and studied under international mountain guide Hirofumi Ishizaka. Upon graduating from university, he became a certified guide of the Japan Mountain Guide Association and began working as a guide. As part of his own activities, he has gained experience in heli-skiing guide training in Scandinavia, mountaineering in the European Alps, and ski touring since his early twenties.
• Completed JMGA Mountain Guide Stage I
, JMGA Ski Guide Stage II
, and JAN Avalanche Worker Level I.
*JMGA: Japan Mountain Guide Association,
JAN: Japan Avalanche Network
Guide Area
| Main guide area | All of Hokkaido |
| Other areas | Tohoku, the Northern and Southern Alps, Yatsugatake, etc |
| Representative name (guide qualification) | Daichi Terui (JMGA Mountain Guide Stage I, JMGA Ski Guide Stage II) |
| Main guide name (guide qualification) | Daichi Terui (JMGA Mountain Guide Stage I, JMGA Ski Guide Stage II) |
| Number of guides | 1 full-time employee (1 qualified employee) |
| Guide Ratio | 1 guide: 5 guests (depending on route) |
| Percentage of guests | Skiing/Snowboarding (9:1) / Men/Women (6:4) |
rental
| Snow Safety Gear | Beacon Probe Shovel (Available/Paid) |
| backpack | Something that can be fitted with boards (available/charged) |
| Skiing | Skis with touring bindings (available/fees apply) |
| Snowboarding | Splitboard bindings and stickers included (not included) |
| Climbing gear | Snowshoes (available/fee required), climbing skins (available as a set with skis/fee required, not available separately), |
Fee
| Back (Side) Country Beginner 1 Day | 10,000 yen (tax included) |
| others | Please purchase mountain rescue insurance in advance |
The actual tour content
| First time participating | Experienced/Intermediate | Long tours or summit pushes | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Activity time | 3~4 hours | 5~6 hours | 8~10 hours |
| Cumulative elevation gain |
300-500m (depending on the route) | 500-1200m (depending on the route) | 1200-1700m (depending on the route) |
| Average hiking time |
1~2 hours | 3 to 5 hours | 4~7 hours |
| Slope Contents | 25-30° Easy slope for getting used to BC skiing | Open burn and tree runs in front and behind | A slope where you can experience the thrill of backcountry skiing, skiing down mountain areas with an incline of 30 degrees or more |
*The information posted is as of January 2022