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Anyemaqen. Japanese climbers from Yamanashi Prefecture led by Masahiro Saegusa climbed Anyemaqen (6282 meters, 20,610 feet). They established Base Camp and Camps I and II at 4710, 5060 and 5500 meters on July 29, 30 and August 4. On August 7, Minoru Katai and Yuki Kanamaru reached the summit, followed on August 8 by Isao Iguchi, Minoru Kamiyama, Keiiji Mochizuki and Akira Uchiyama.
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Anyemaqen. Japanese climbers from Yamanashi Prefecture led by Masahiro Saegusa climbed Anyemaqen (6282 meters, 20,610 feet). They established Base Camp and Camps I and II at 4710, 5060 and 5500 meters on July 29, 30 and August 4. On August 7, Minoru Katai and Yuki Kanamaru reached the summit, followed on August 8 by Isao Iguchi, Minoru Kamiyama, Keiiji Mochizuki and Akira Uchiyama.
