日本登山救援事件激增，去年共有3623人获救，332人死亡。尽管需要帮助的大多数是当地人，但公众的愤怒和指责不成比例地指向装备不足的外国游客。经验丰富的登山者担心，许多人低估了富士山等山脉的危险，导致了可能致命的情况。 AI
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日本登山救援次数创纪录，将原因归咎于外国游客
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