【瑞牆】アサギマダラ ５段＋(Asagimadara 8C)

Set on the granite of Mt. Mizugaki in Japan, this short film follows climber Ryuichi Murai on “Asagimadara” (V15/8C), a rarefied line where every move has to be earned. With the camera locked off and the wall rising higher than it first appears, you’re pulled into a quiet, focused session where tiny pockets, tension, and body position decide everything. What makes this worth watching is the story inside the micro-details: three days of attempts, a stubborn plan to power through the crux, and then the surprising solution that finally unlocks the climb—a heel placement he once dismissed as impossible. It’s a crisp look at elite bouldering’s real drama: patience, revision, and the instant when doubt gives way to commitment, high above the terrace with no room for error.

Ryuichi Murai · 5:16

Instagram📝 https://www.instagram.com/p/BLmlUiwgSaG/?utm_source=ig_share_sheet&igshid=17yzzbub085ks Asagimadara V15/8C crag: Mt.Mizugaki ３日間のトライの末、完登できました。４手目の核心ポケット取りをずっとキャンパムーブでこなそうとしていましたが、完登時は自分が一番最初に不可能だと思ったヒールを残したままでのムーブで解決でき、今でも驚きが隠せません。 カメラを固定していたため岩のスケールが分かりづらいですが、途中のテラスに立った地点で７mほどあります。