Yama no Susume: Second Season
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- 1EP 1
Hinata instructs Aoi on setting up a tent for a garden camping sleepover with Kaede and Kokona.
Jul 9, 2014In this episode, Hinata takes the lead in teaching Aoi the necessary skills to pitch a tent. The group, which includes Kaede and Kokona, prepares for a camping sleepover that is taking place within the confines of Hinata's garden. The focus remains on the practical instruction provided by Hinata to ensure the tent is set up correctly for their overnight stay.
- 2EP 2
Hinata plans a surprise trip to Mount Mitsutouge for Aoi
Jul 16, 2014Following a conversation about sunrises with Aoi, Hinata organizes Kaede and Kokona to devise a plan that allows Aoi to see Mount Fuji directly. The group randomly selects a location and settles on Mount Mitsutouge, which offers an ideal vantage point for the view. They proceed to arrange a journey to this specific mountain while ensuring that Aoi remains unaware of the true destination and the nature of the surprise being prepared for her.
- 3EP 3
Aoi hides her discovery of Mt. Fuji while struggling up the steep path with Kaede's help.
Jul 23, 2014Aoi accidentally discovers a view of Mt. Fuji and attempts to conceal this discovery from her companions as they continue their ascent. The climbing path grows increasingly difficult, causing Aoi to struggle with the physical demands of the hike. During this challenging moment, Kaede provides necessary encouragement to help Aoi persevere through the tough terrain. The group proceeds upward while Aoi manages her secret observation of the iconic mountain alongside her friends.
- 4EP 4
Aoi anticipates dread regarding the planned hot spring visit after the mountain descent.
Jul 30, 2014Following their arrival at the summit and a shared lunch, the group discusses visiting a hot spring once they finish descending the mountain. This announcement causes Aoi to feel a strong sense of dread about the upcoming activity. However, as they begin their descent, the physical discomfort and muscle soreness resulting from the long walk down the mountain become more pressing than her initial embarrassment or anxiety. By the time she finally enters the hot spring, the relief from the physical ache overrides her earlier apprehension, allowing her to focus on the comfort of the water rather than her previous worries about the outing.
- 5EP 5
Aoi refuses to forgive Hinata for ruining her knitting project
Aug 6, 2014Aoi is furious with Hinata after the latter accidentally damages an item she was in the process of knitting. As a result of this incident, Aoi decides to give Hinata the silent treatment and refuses to speak to her during the following day. The conflict centers on Aoi's anger and her subsequent decision to withhold communication as a form of retribution for the ruined craft project.
- 6EP 6
Aoi resolves to climb Mount Fuji at night after hearing about a sunrise from a mountain.
Aug 13, 2014Following a conversation with Hinata's father regarding his experience watching the sunrise from a mountain peak during his high school years, Aoi becomes inspired to pursue a similar adventure. She sets a specific goal to climb Mount Fuji during the night. This decision marks a personal challenge for Aoi, driven by the story shared by Hinata's father. The narrative focuses on her motivation to replicate the scenic experience described, highlighting her determination to undertake this nocturnal ascent. The episode centers on this specific aspiration and the background story that prompted her desire to reach the summit under the cover of darkness.
- 7EP 7
Hinata invites friends to Azuma Gorge for a swimsuit swimming trip
Aug 20, 2014Hinata organizes a trip to Azuma Gorge, bringing Aoi along for the excursion. During the planning, she suggests that Kaede and Kokona should also be invited to join the group. The proposed activity involves swimming in the location, with the specific detail that the participants would wear swimsuits. The narrative focuses on the invitation process and the arrangement of this recreational outing to the specified destination.
- 8EP 8
The girls prepare for their upcoming climb up Mount Fuji
Aug 27, 2014The female characters focus on getting ready for a planned ascent of Mount Fuji. They engage in various preparations necessary for the mountain climb. The narrative centers on their efforts to ensure they are adequately equipped and organized for the journey ahead. This segment highlights the logistical and personal steps taken by the group before embarking on the trek to the iconic Japanese peak.
- 9EP 9
The girls reach Mt. Fuji's fifth station for lunch and shopping before the difficult climb begins.
Sep 3, 2014Upon arriving at the fifth station of Mt. Fuji, the group pauses to enjoy lunch and browse the available shops. After taking this break, they start their ascent up the mountain. As they continue to move higher, the physical difficulty of the climb increases significantly. The narrative focuses on their progress and the escalating challenges they face during the journey upward.
- 10EP 10
Aoi struggles with exhaustion and headaches while the group nears the eighth station on the mountain.
Sep 10, 2014The group continues their ascent toward the eighth station of the mountain. During this leg of the journey, Aoi begins to suffer from severe physical distress. She is overcome by intense tiredness and persistent headaches. These symptoms result from her pushing her body too hard during the climb. The narrative focuses on her struggle to cope with these adverse effects as they approach the next checkpoint. This scene highlights the physical toll the journey takes on the characters, specifically affecting Aoi's condition as they get closer to the destination.
- 11EP 11
Hinata and Kokona reach the summit for sunrise while Aoi watches from the 8th station
Sep 17, 2014Hinata and Kokona successfully arrive at the summit just in time to witness the sunrise. In a separate location, Aoi and Kaede observe the scene from the 8th station. Aoi experiences frustration regarding her inability to reach the summit herself, contrasting with the success of her companions. The narrative highlights the differing outcomes of their journey, focusing on the visual of the sunrise for those who made it and the emotional reaction of those who remained behind. This moment captures the immediate aftermath of the climb, emphasizing the physical achievement of the summit group and the personal disappointment felt by Aoi.
- 12EP 12
Aoi walks up Mt. Ternran after receiving postcards from Hinata and Kokona
Sep 24, 2014Summer vacation starts while Aoi remains depressed following her recent failure. Hinata feels uncertain about how to support her friend during this difficult time. The situation changes when Aoi receives postcards sent from the summit of Mt. Fuji by Hinata and Kokona. Inspired by their message, Aoi decides to take a walk up Mt. Ternran. This journey appears to mark a shift in her emotional state as she moves away from her lingering sadness. The narrative focuses on the interpersonal dynamics between the characters as they navigate the early days of the break and attempt to help one another through personal struggles.
- 13EP 13
Aoi and Hinata reminisce about a childhood firefly watching trip where a mysterious insect guided them home.
Oct 8, 2014Aoi and Hinata are invited to watch fireflies together. This invitation prompts them to remember a past experience from their youth when they went firefly watching. During that earlier outing, the pair became lost. They were eventually led back to their parents by a mysterious firefly. Despite sharing this memory, Aoi and Hinata hold different opinions regarding the specific nature or type of the firefly that guided them. The episode focuses on their recollection of this event and their contrasting interpretations of the insect's identity.
- 14EP 14
Hinata and Father Invite Aoi's Mother to Climb Mount Kirigamine
Oct 15, 2014Aoi's mother remains hesitant about returning to mountain climbing after a period of caution. To help her overcome this fear, Hinata and her father propose a solution. They suggest that Aoi invite her mother to join them on a trip to Mount Kirigamine. This plan aims to provide a supportive environment for her to regain confidence in her climbing abilities while spending quality time with her family. The episode focuses on the family's effort to encourage Aoi's mother to take this step, highlighting their concern for her well-being and desire to share the experience together.
- 15EP 15
Kaede remembers middle school friend Yuuka after finding an old raincoat
Oct 22, 2014Kaede discovers a raincoat in her closet and begins to remember her middle school friend Yuuka. Yuuka frequently expressed concern regarding Kaede's habit of climbing mountains. This recollection highlights the past relationship between the two characters and Yuuka's protective attitude toward Kaede's dangerous hobby. The memory serves as a nostalgic reflection on their shared history during their school years.
- 16EP 16
Aoi faces anxiety over the cable car ride while climbing Mount Tanigawa due to her fear of heights.
Oct 29, 2014Aoi experiences significant anxiety regarding her upcoming trip to climb Mount Tanigawa. The primary source of her distress is the necessity of riding a cable car to reach the mountain. This mode of transport triggers her intense fear of heights, making the journey particularly difficult for her to endure. The narrative focuses on her internal struggle and apprehension as she prepares for the ascent, highlighting the specific challenge posed by the cable car ride rather than the physical act of climbing itself.
- 17EP 17
Hinata Takes Everyone to Shinrin Park to Help Aoi Overcome Her Fear of Heights
Nov 5, 2014Motivated by a desire to assist Aoi in conquering her intense fear of heights, Hinata organizes a group outing. The plan involves visiting Shinrin Park, a location chosen specifically for this purpose. By bringing the entire group along, Hinata aims to create a supportive environment where Aoi can face her phobia. This excursion serves as a direct attempt to help Aoi manage her anxiety regarding elevation through exposure at the park.
- 18EP 18
Aoi seeks part-time employment at a cake shop to fund her mountaineering expenses.
Nov 12, 2014With her financial resources dwindling due to the high costs associated with her mountaineering hobby, Aoi decides to apply for a part-time position at a local cake shop. Upon arriving for work, she encounters Hikari Onozuka, a college sophomore who is already employed there. Hikari takes on the role of mentor, guiding Aoi through the daily operations and responsibilities of the job. This interaction marks the beginning of Aoi's new work life, providing her with the necessary income to support her outdoor pursuits while she learns the ropes of retail service under Hikari's supervision.
- 19EP 19
Aoi Realizes She Has Neglected Her Summer Homework
Nov 19, 2014Aoi has made significant progress in her preparations for the upcoming trip to Mt. Tanigawa. However, she suddenly realizes that she has not yet started her summer homework. This discovery creates a conflict between her travel planning and her academic obligations, highlighting the pressure of balancing leisure activities with school responsibilities. The narrative focuses on her immediate reaction to this oversight and the potential challenges she faces in completing her assignments before the deadline.
- 20EP 20
Kokona receives new shoes and visits Akebano Children's Forest Park on her birthday
Nov 26, 2014Kokona celebrates her birthday, which coincides with the day before the Tanigawa climb. Her mother gives her a pair of new shoes as an early birthday present. To test out the footwear, Kokona decides to take a walk to Akebano Children's Forest Park. This outing serves as a casual prelude to the upcoming mountain ascent, allowing her to enjoy her new gear in a familiar local setting. The narrative focuses on this simple daily activity and the anticipation of the birthday itself, contrasting the quiet park visit with the significant hiking event scheduled for the following day.
- 21EP 21
Hinata contemplates the future as the Mount Tanigawa climb day arrives alongside Aoi.
Dec 3, 2014The long-awaited day for the Mount Tanigawa climb has finally arrived. As the group prepares for the ascent, Hinata finds herself reflecting on the events to come. She ponders what will happen after she and Aoi fulfill their shared dream. The narrative focuses on this pivotal moment, highlighting the anticipation of the climb and the personal reflections of the characters involved as they stand on the brink of achieving their goal.
- 22EP 22
The girls meet quiet photographer Honoka while climbing the mountain
Dec 10, 2014The group begins their ascent up the mountain. During the climb, they encounter Honoka, a quiet young photographer. Honoka is someone who had previously assisted the girls near the cable car. This meeting occurs as the girls officially start their journey upward. The narrative focuses on this reunion and the ongoing trek. No other events or character developments are described in the source material provided. The interaction highlights the connection between the climbers and the photographer they met earlier. The setting remains focused on the mountain environment and the initial stages of their climb.
- 23EP 23
Honoka joins the girls for dinner to celebrate Kokona's birthday
Dec 17, 2014The group gathers to share a meal, inviting Honoka to participate in the festivities. During this dinner, the girls come together to mark the occasion of Kokona's birthday. The event focuses on the shared experience of the meal and the celebration of the specific character's special day, highlighting the social interaction among the participants without introducing external plot developments or conflicts.
- 24EP 24
Honoka is invited to the fireworks festival while Hinata and Aoi argue again.
Dec 24, 2014On the day the Aoi invites Honoka to join her and the others for a fireworks festival, she and Hinata get into another argument with each other.
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- How many episodes does Yama no Susume: Second Season have?
- Yama no Susume: Second Season has 24 episodes.
- When did Yama no Susume: Second Season come out?
- Yama no Susume: Second Season came out in 2014.
- Which studio made Yama no Susume: Second Season?
- Yama no Susume: Second Season was produced by 8-bit.
- Who directed Yama no Susume: Second Season?
- Yama no Susume: Second Season was directed by Yuusuke Yamamoto.
- Is Yama no Susume: Second Season finished?
- Current status of Yama no Susume: Second Season: Finished.