Two Philippine nationals were rescued on Sunday on Mt. Okuhotakadake, straddling Nagano and Gifu prefectures in the Northern Japan Alps, but one later died, police said.According to the police, the two men, aged 53 and 48, were part of a seven-person group that climbed the 3,190-meter peak, which shares the title of Japan's third tallest. They became stranded while descending.Police launched a search Saturday evening after receiving an emergency call from a staff member of a mountain lodge near the summit, who said a Philippine woman had reported three members of her group missing.The three…READ FULL ARTICLE
