Mount Fuji in the Inner World also had a path for climbing.
However, different from the real world, Kamiyagawa recalled that there were several climbing routes on Mount Fuji outside.
Among them, the best equipped and most suitable for novice hikers was the Yoshida trail.
If one took the Yoshida trail, it would take roughly five hours to reach the summit on foot.
But in the Inner World's Mount Fuji, there weren't as many trails; with the help of an old man, they eventually found only one path up the mountain.
This trail was not wide and was completely paved with black volcanic rocks that had crumbled into granules.
Splitting the dense greenery at the foot of the mountain, the path wound unevenly upwards, with a significant incline, and with no end in sight.
In short, this path did not seem particularly easy to climb.
But it was better than no path at all.
"Kenjiro."
