7 Summits to POLAR DREAM
2026-2029
A New Challenge by the Adventurer Who Conquered All 7 Summits
NEXT CHALLENGE: 2026.03.20 START
The Next Challenge of the 7 Summits Finisher
Fumiaki Nishikawaにしかわふみあき
Dreamer / Adventurer / 7 Summits Finisher
"Keep saying it, keep doing it. Until it's done."
With this belief, a "dreaming adventurer" who has summited all seven of the world's highest peaks.
Born in Moji-ku, Kitakyushu, Fukuoka. After spending six years as a student in Kumamoto, he joined an environmental organization and moved to Tokyo. Around age 30, while struggling with work, relationships, and his future, he discovered mountaineering.
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SUMMIT HISTORY
Everest
Highest in Asia 8,848m
Vinson Massif
Highest in Antarctica 4,892m
Denali / Mckinley
Highest in North America 6,190m
Aconcagua
Highest in South America 6,962m
Elbrus
Highest in Europe 5,642m
Kilimanjaro
Highest in Africa 5,895m
Mount Kosciuszko
Highest in Australia 2,228m
What's EXPLORERS GRANDSLAM
7 SUMMITS + 2 POLES
7 SUMMITS CLEAR
The highest mountains on each of the seven continents on Earth.
エベレスト（8,848m）
エルブルース（5,642m）
デナリ（6,190m）
アコンカグア（6,962m）
キリマンジャロ（5,895m）
コジオスコ（2,228m）
ヴィンソン・マシフ（4,892m）
2 POLES NEXT
Reaching both poles of the Earth — the North Pole and the South Pole.
Japanese Who Completed the Seven Summits
野口 健：当時最年少で達成
田部井 淳子：女性で初めてエベレストに登頂
南谷 真鈴：大学生の時に達成 現在最年少記録保持
石川 直樹：昨年8000m14座を達成
Approximately 30 people have achieved this
※日本人ノーベル賞受賞者30人
STORY #1 FUMIAKI NISHIKAWA
Discovering Mountains, Life Began to Move
Born in Moji-ku, Kitakyushu, Fukuoka. In his 20s, while working as a salaryman, he struggled with workplace relationships, was labeled as "incompetent," and gradually lost confidence. "I don't want my life to end like this" — despite harboring such thoughts, he couldn't find a way out. Then, at 30, he encountered mountaineering, which changed the direction of his life. By climbing mountains, he gradually regained confidence and learned to accept himself. At 33, his first great dream was born: "I will climb Everest."
STORY #2 FUMIAKI NISHIKAWA
He Lost Everything. From There, the Dream Began Again.
At 38, after conquering the highest peaks on four continents and aiming for Everest, the COVID pandemic forced the cancellation of his expedition. He lost his money, his job, and was left with just 500 yen. Dreams and hopes were shattered, and he was driven to the point of thinking "I should end my life." However, an e-book he wrote in two weeks started selling, enabling him to earn again, and once more, his dream began to move. "Once more, to Everest." — It was the very decision to live.
NEXT CHALLENGE
After Completing the 7 Summits, to the Ends of the Earth
