The powerful start leads to a beautiful and balency vertical section of patinas. Watch your footwork, and you will dance through to a ledge. Rest up here, since you have a short bulge up high protecting the shared anchors.

Keshitsubo features great rock quality and movement throughout. It is probably the best route on the wall.

Keshitsubo

Tokonoma

Kengai

Climb more crisp edges and fun moves on this one. Use a huge flake to pull over a mini-bulge to finish up.

This goes up and left of the crag's "bonsai" tree. Horizontal jugs and edges deliver you to a balancy move under and left of the tree.  This is short and fun.

Do a very similar style start to the nearby climbs with crisp horizontals. After about 5 bolts of climbing, you will arrive to a grainy crux seam. Use the slopey crimps and poor feet to pull through. Don't worry, you can literally hang out on a no hands rest while you figure out the crux. This gets only 2 stars due to the short crux being very out of character with the rest of the climb.

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Routes in Bonsai Wall