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With the trip to Toyama finally over, the girls focused on finishing their homework. Now that they have completed it, they realize they forgot to do something during the summer.

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The girls finally reach the last leg of their trip in Toyama. They visit a haunted bridge and, of course, come across a restaurant where they can enjoy soba.

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After Haruno, Satsuki, An, and Shikishima went to Mt. Norikuma, where An and Shikishima filmed their skateboarding video, they continued their trip. However, Kako wakes up late and now scrambles to meet them up in the hot summer weather.

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After Haruno has a donburi walk with the mangaka, she knows summer is about to come to an end. With that, they decide to take a hike to the Kengamine summit on Mt. Norikura and also take some skateboarding videos.

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After Haruno goes to take pictures of round stones with Satsuki, An, and Shikishima, she is on a call with Kurokuma and Suzuko that her manga is getting an anime adaptation. Of course, they go on their version of activities that involve eating.

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After Haruno went on her dry-cured ham spree and got the ghost exorcised from herself, she has another idea. She with Satsuki, An, and Shikishima look for round stone monuments for a contest as another idea for her manga.

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Haruno finally finished her first volume as she wanted to eat something special with the wine she just bought. However, when she gets to the refrigerator, she gets upset.

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After going on that prilgrimage, Kako wants to take Haruno wine testing. She hopes doing so will give her more ideas for her manga. Also, Satsuki An and Shikishima enter content, not knowing it involves things besides photography.

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As Haruno improves her terrible driving, her editor gives her a new idea. It involves Haruno going on a pilgrimage based on a popular schoolgirl camping manga. With a certain charm hanging on the rear-view mirror, it’s not too surprising.

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Now that Satsuki and An have new cameras and have taken many pictures, they find out they don’t have enough members. Without two more members, the photography club might be no more. That is until a similar club can save both clubs.

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