Extreme ironing atop Mount Fuji

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I am sure many of you have climbed, or attempted at least to climb Mount. Fuji, Fuji-san, Fujiyama or whatever you feel like calling it. But I doubt any of you had tried to climb the highest peak in Japan with an iron, an ironing board and a 25 kg power generator. Well, of course unless Hitoshi Matsuzawa is a faithful reader of Japundit, that is.

The 38-year-old office worker is a veteran of extreme ironing , in which people take an ironing board to a remote location and iron a few items of clothing, as defines it Wikipedia.

“There was a therapeutic effect and sense of fulfillment of being on Japan’s highest peak,” he said.

Well, by looking at the picture, I can say that it’s really worth it!

(via Mainichi)

5 Responses to “Extreme ironing atop Mount Fuji”

Mike Oxlong Said:

Any bets you’ll find the iron, board, and generator in and among all the other garbage on the mountain?!

JP Said:

Is this an Ironman sport?

remora Said:

what a wonderful Sports Page Headline - “Champion Ironman hit’s losing streak and gets De-pressed”.

:lol:

daftwunk Said:

I bet his wife does all his ironing at home though.

ShortWoman» Blog Archive » Mandatory Reading Said:

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