Chris Sharma sends 5.14c (8c+) Yuji Hirayama's project in Japan

Chris Sharma heads to the limestone of Gozeniwa in Okutama, Japan to take on “Time Machine” (5.14c/8c+), a demanding line first envisioned as a project by legendary Japanese climber Yuji Hirayama. With Hirayama on belay and Sachi Amma sharing the crag on neighboring routes, this short film captures the rare convergence of generations and styles—Sharma’s instinctive power and flow set against a route that asks for total precision. What makes this worth watching is the feel of a true send day: the quiet focus between attempts, the small decisions that stack into success, and the intensity of trying hard when the holds are poor and the margin is thin. Hirayama’s presence adds an extra layer of meaning as he talks through the climb and the process, turning a straightforward send clip into a glimpse of craft, respect, and commitment at the top end of sport climbing.

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Chris Sharma with Yuji Hirayama on belay and Sachi Amma on divers routes before the Climb of "Time Machine 8c +, 5.14c at Gozeniwa, Okutama, Japan. While Chris Sharma climbs Time Machine, Yuji irayama is on belay and gives incredible explanations. So a few hours later, climbing is a success. The Music I use: Artlist - Videos Music Licensing For Video For follow me: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/deloprojet/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/deloprojet #climbing #chrissharma #rockclimbing