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"I Saw Him Fall," Says a Man in His 70s Who Has Died While Hiking. He May Have Been Walking on a Detour; the Steep Slope Requires Caution. Rescued by Nagano Prefectural Police Helicopter, Death Confirmed at Hospital. He May Have Fallen Several Tens of Meters From a Hiking Trail on Mt. Nakadake in the Central Alps

On October 12th, a male climber fell to his death on Mount Nakadake, near Mount Kiso-Komagatake in the Central Alps. Shortly after 1:30 PM on the 12th, a climber reported to the police that they had seen someone fall on Mount Nakadake in the Central Alps of Nagano Prefecture. A Nagano Prefectural Police helicopter rescued the man, who was lying on a rocky area several tens of meters below the trail, but he was pronounced dead at the hospital aro…
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On October 12th, a male climber fell to his death on Mount Nakadake, near Mount Kiso-Komagatake in the Central Alps. Shortly after 1:30 PM on the 12th, a climber reported to the police that they had seen someone fall on Mount Nakadake in the Central Alps of Nagano Prefecture. A Nagano Prefectural Police helicopter rescued the man, who was lying on a rocky area several tens of meters below the trail, but he was pronounced dead at the hospital aro…

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FNN.jpプライムオンライン broke the news on Tuesday, October 13, 2026.
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