"Great Traverse: Japan's 100 Famous Mountains, One Stroke Conquest - Director's Cut Edition (2-Disc Set)" Price: ¥7000 #Yoki Tanaka #DVD The case has some scratches. There are no noticeable scratches on the discs. Please refrain from purchasing if you are concerned about minor imperfections due to personal storage. Please do not negotiate prices. The "Great Traverse: Japan's 100 Famous Mountains, One Stroke Conquest" broadcast on NHK BS Premium is now available in a director's cut edition! Total travel distance of 7,800 kilometers, cumulative elevation gain of 100,000 meters! Completely documented the epic journey of challenging Japan's 100 Famous Mountains "by human power only, in one stroke" over 200 days! This DVD features a specially edited version of the program, re-edited from "Great Traverse: The Road to Conquering the 100 Famous Mountains in One Stroke" (Episodes 1-5) and "Great Traverse 15min.: The Road to Conquering the 100 Famous Mountains in One Stroke" broadcast on NHK BS Premium. The bonus content includes a making-of feature that closely follows the grueling filming process. [Cast] Yoki Tanaka | Professional Adventure Racer Born in Saitama Prefecture in 1983, raised in Furano, Hokkaido. He placed in the All Japan Intercollegiate Cross-Country Skiing Championships during his student days. After graduating, he entered the adventure racing world while working in the outdoor industry, placing 2nd in the Patagonia Expedition Race (2012, 2013, 2016) and participating in the Adventure Racing World Cup, and has been active as a leading adventure racer in Japan. [Contents] Fifty years have passed since the publication of "Japan's 100 Famous Mountains" by Kyuya Fukada. The challenge begins: to climb all the peaks of Japan's 100 Famous Mountains, connecting them only by his own feet and kayak, without using any transportation. Yoki Tanaka, a professional adventure racer representing Japan, takes on the "Complete Human-Powered One-Stroke Conquest of Japan's 100 Famous Mountains." Starting from Miyanoura-dake on Yakushima Island on April 1, 2014, he aims to cover a total travel distance of 7,800 km and a cumulative elevation gain of 100,000 m to Rishiri-dake on Rishiri Island, Hokkaido, in approximately 200 days. This is a complete documentation of an unprecedented challenge!