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"Cape Ohmama in Winter" (or "Cape Ōmama in Winter") is the sixth episode of season two of Yuru CampΔ.

Synopsis from the official anime site[]

Chiaki, Aoi, and Ena arrive at the campsite on the shores of Lake Yamanaka and relax at the cape with a nice view. However, as the sun goes down, it gets colder and it's no place for camping![2]

Plot synopsis[]

The Outdoor Activities Club continues their camping trip to Lake Yamanaka. After setting up their tents, the girls head to the tip of the cape to lounge in their chairs and have a hot drink. However, it isn't long until the drinks freeze over, and they realize that it's colder than their Christmas camp. They head to the camp office for firewood, but find it closed for the day. After sending a couple pics to Rin, all of their smartphones go dead from low battery. They happen to meet another camper who invites them to the tent where she and her father are staying. The girls fetch fetch their food, and share an impromptu potluck hotpot with the other campers. Later, Toba-sensei arrives, having been called by Rin who was really worried about them. The other campers have sake, so Toba-sensei gets to spend the evening drinking, as is her custom. They then spend the night in Toba-sensei's car.

Epilogue[]

As Rin washes her scooter, Nadeshiko phones to say that she wants to try solo camping.

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In anime
Cape Ohmama

Ena, Aoi, Chiaki at Lake Yamanaka

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Notes & Trivia[]

  • Cape Ōmama appears to be the peninsula in the northeastern region of Lake Yamanaka where Misaki Campground is located. It is not clear where the name Cape Ōmama comes from.
  • The girls are camping at Misaki Campground (みさきキャンプ場) which is a lakeside camping spot with a view of Mt.Fuji.[3]
  • Rin asks her mother for drain cleaner (排水口クリーナー)[4] to wash her grill. [5]
  • Circa late July 2021, the 2020 Olympics Cycling Women's individual road race passed by here in front of the campground as they headed along the north shore of Lake Yamanaka.[6]

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