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From Nisfai in the west to Oku in the north-east, the Hodaka was a series of razor-thin, serpentine ridges between deep, black ravines crusted with ice and hoar-frost over lime-impregnated granite.
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And yet, within the community of professional mountaineers, there continued to be a fascination with the Hodaka and, in particular, with the Devil's Graveyard.
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It would be so easy to sleep now, encysted in the bosom of the storm, curled upon the Hodaka, ancient of the earth, to sleep the eternal sleep, and in such sleep an end to fear, to struggle, to Shiro Ninja.
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He clung to the side of the Hodaka, at the foot of the malevolent wall of the Black Gendarme, as insignificant as an insect upon an elephant's back.
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Nicholas, why I am here in the Hodaka, and this is my answer.
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He had been certain that he would never again set foot otpon the Hodaka.
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In retrospect, it seemed clear that Kansatsu, in select-ing the Hodaka as the site of Nicholas's graduation from the ryu, had meant to drive out of the boy all thought, conscious and unconscious, of his obsessive rivalry with Saigo.
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The massif of the Hodaka was perhaps the most perilous area ia all of Japan.
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It had been the coldest winter in twenty years when Kansatsu took Nicholas north-east into the Hodaka.
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From that raging inferno the Hodaka had emerged to be weathered by wind and snow and ice.
tonytam commented on the word Hodaka
A brand of motorcycle, popular in the 1970's with catchy model names like road toad and dirt squirt
September 15, 2010