bullet climb; speed climb without proper rest
Refers to climbing a mountain, especially Mt. Fuji, in a single rapid push without overnight stays or recommended rest stops, often associated with altitude sickness risk.
Bullet climbing carries a high risk of altitude sickness.
Bullet climbing on Mt. Fuji has become a problem.
General term for mountain climbing; 弾丸登山 specifically emphasizes a fast, non-stop ascent without proper rest.
A whirlwind tour with a tight schedule; shares the 'bullet' metaphor for speed, but applied to travel rather than climbing.
Compound of 弾丸 (bullet) and 登山 (mountain climbing), literally 'bullet climb', referring to a rapid ascent without rest.