Came, saw, climbed: Ryohei Kameyama in Fontainebleau

You do not know Ryohei Kameyama? Then you are not alone. The 20-year-old Japanese player was in Fontainebleau recently and was bouldered on difficulty levels 8a, 8b + and 8c.

The young Japanese Ryohei Kameyama has only a few times participated in a World Cup and most probably unknown. If you take a look at the balance of Ryohei's Fontainebleau trip, that will surely change soon.

Ryohei traveled to the bouldering area near the French capital with his coach and a friend. Fortunately, Johan Kervella joined them and took care of the film documentation of the last day of Ryohei, on which he Mécanique élémentaire (8b +) climbed.

Credits: movie Johan Kervella

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