Aoi's fear of heights won't hold her down as she and her friends run the school mountaineering club.

While reminiscing about her journey so far, Aoi Yukimura finds herself eager to go mountaineering once more. A likely opportunity arises when Koharu Senjuin invites Aoi to check out the Mountaineering Club after school. As the head of the club, Koharu speaks enthusiastically of the activities she and the other members partake in, especially as they strive to reach the top in various competitions. Although impressed by the club's dedication to its goals, Aoi feels reluctant to join, preferring to learn and enjoy mountaineering at her own pace. Her experience during this brief visit, however, leaves her wondering why she climbs mountains in the first place. With the support of her friends, Aoi searches for the true motivation behind her hobby, all while continuing to train for the highly anticipated second trip to the summit of Mt. Fuji.—MAL Rewrite

Aoi Yukimura's fear of heights won't hold her down as she and her friends in the school mountaineering club embark on adventures throughout the mountain ranges of Japan. Joined by fellow mountaineering enthusiasts like the spirited Hinata Kuraue, Aoi and friends tackle tough challenges and conquer new summits while they climb to untold heights.—Sentai Filmworks

Aoi Yukimura's fear of heights won't hold her down as the school mountaineering club embark on adventures throughout the mountain ranges of Japan. Together they'll tackle tough challenges and conquer new summits while climbing to untold heights.—Amazon Prime Video

Together, Aoi and Hinata started to ascend mountains, first the 197-meter-high Tenran Mountain, then the 599-meter-high Takao Mountain, and finally the 1786-meter-high Mitog Mountain. Their outdoor life was enriched by the addition of friends like Kokona, Kaede, and Honoka as they traveled around famous peaks in the Kanto region, including Tanigawa, a mountain with fond memories for both of them. Aoi has improved her mountain knowledge, gear, and stamina in an effort to advance to higher levels.—Bilibili TV