Chiaki Inada, a 40-year-old doctor, became unable to move due to poor health apparently caused by hypothermia.

A veteran Japanese mountain climber was declared dead in an accident atop Mount Huascaran, Peru’s highest peak, while her ...

A veteran Japanese climber died while her friend was rescued on the highest mountain in Peru. Experienced mountaineer Chiaki ...

O corpo da alpinista japonesa que morreu esta semana enquanto escalava o pico Huascarán, a montanha mais alta do Peru, foi ...

A Japanese woman was confirmed dead and another rescued alive after the two became stranded on Mt. Huascaran, Peru's highest ...

Climbers Saki Terada and Chiaki Inada from Japan faced severe challenges while climbing 6,757m Nevado Huascaran and their ...

On June 23, two female Japanese mountaineers, Saki Terada, 36, and Chiaki Inada, 40, became stranded on 6,757m Nevado Huascaran, Peru’s highest peak. One of them is now confirmed dead. Nevado ...

Climbers Saki Terada and Chiaki Inada from Japan faced severe challenges while climbing 6,757m Nevado Huascaran and their climb ended in tragedy.

A mountaineer from Japan died and another was rescued during a trek on Peru's tallest mountain, authorities said Thursday.

The other Japanese woman, Chiaki Inada, died. The two requested rescue while climbing Tuesday after Inada experienced symptoms believed to be caused by hypothermia.

Mountaineer Chiaki Inada, 40, died after she and Saki Terada, 35, called for rescue Tuesday from around 6,600 meters up the 6,768-meter-high mountain.

One of the two Japanese mountaineers who had gone missing on Mount Huascaran, Yungay province (Ancash region), has died, ...