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00:00I'm going to take back what I said about you being just a mountain-loving doctor.
00:07What?
00:09You are...
00:16Dr. Emory!
00:19Is your chest hurting?
00:21I feel a pulse.
00:22He may have caused a cardiac arrest.
00:24I'll call the ambulance.
00:25Yes.
00:26Dr. Emory, let's take him down.
00:28Dr. Emory?
00:29I called for a helicopter, but they said they might not make it in time for the fuel.
00:35I'll check on the helicopter and call you as soon as I can.
00:39Get ready to take him in.
00:41Yes, please.
00:42The helicopter won't come.
00:44Let's keep him warm and wait.
00:46Just go home.
00:47I don't want to lose anyone in the mountains anymore.
00:51Dr. Emory?
00:52Doctor!
00:53Dr. Emory!
00:54Dr. Emory!
00:55Let's inject him with nitrogen.
00:57Yes.
00:59That's enough.
01:05Please.
01:08It's going to hurt a lot.
01:16Of course, there are circumstances.
01:18But can't you just get the helicopter to fly?
01:21I'm sorry.
01:23Even if it's a request from the General Hospital of China, we can't go.
01:26It's a rule.
01:27It's a situation where one country is at war.
01:29Excuse me.
01:31Hello?
01:32Please wait a minute.
01:34I'm sorry, I'm in trouble.
01:36It looks like you called for a rescue helicopter again.
01:40Are you going to cause secondary damage to the mountains again?
01:45That's not what I meant.
01:47I just can't go to the rescue now.
01:48You deserve the consequences.
01:51How many times do I have to tell you?
01:53I told you not to let the doctor climb the mountain.
01:57Leave the mountain rescue to the rescue team.
01:59The doctor should focus on the treatment at the hospital.
02:04MMT is a stepping stone for the rescue team.
02:07It's not a stepping stone!
02:11The doctors on site are doing their best to save lives.
02:17All right.
02:18Let's hold the bone marrow transplantation at the radiation center.
02:20You contact Shingen.
02:22Yes.
02:23If the blood pressure drops, do a drainage.
02:25Yes.
02:26I'm counting on you.
02:27Yes.
02:34The people who were rescued from the landslide are the ones who were brought in now.
02:42If the doctor hadn't gone to the mountain site, he wouldn't have been able to save his life.
02:49Of course, I know the risk of the doctor going to the mountain.
02:56But if there is still a life to save, I want to do my best.
03:02Isn't it natural for a doctor to think so?
03:06That's why Dr. Emori tried to save the patient's life even if it meant putting pressure on his own body.
03:15Did something happen to Dr. Emori?
03:22I got a call that he had collapsed at the site.
03:24Is that so?
03:26If he hadn't been transported by helicopter, he would have...
03:29No way!
03:31He could have been treated at the hospital, but he went to the site.
03:35Isn't that self-sacrifice?
03:40Is accepting and waiting the only medical treatment?
03:44He went to the mountain to save the life he was looking for.
03:49Dr. Emori, Dr. Miyamoto, and nurse Ayukawa.
03:54The three of them treated him appropriately at the site.
03:57That's why he was able to survive until he was transported to the hospital.
04:00That's why we were able to save his life.
04:03Isn't that one of the possibilities of mountain medical treatment?
04:09Can't you ask the fire department to send a helicopter to Dr. Emori?
04:14The rescue team is essential for the mountain rescue in this city.
04:18We can't let him go to a high-risk rescue.
04:20Knowing the high risk,
04:23Dr. Emori fought to save his life.
04:27Are you telling me to kill him?
04:32Unfortunately, the time limit is already over.
04:38The answer to the governor is the same.
04:43According to the regulations, we can't rely on a helicopter.
04:49I'll replace the dropper.
04:52Saturation?
04:53Yes.
04:54Dr. Emori, are you okay?
04:57Let's do our best, Dr. Emori.
04:59It's okay.
05:00Excuse me.
05:02Saturation is 75%.
05:04It's hot.
05:05I'm not confident.
05:07Dr. Emori, let's do our best together.
05:10Let's go home alive together.
05:12Police.
05:13Yes.
05:15Let's do our best together.
05:17Dr. Emori.
05:21Blood pressure is 190 to 100.
05:23Nitro is increasing by 5 cc.
05:25We can't do this anymore.
05:26Let's resuscitate him.
05:27Yes.
05:28Midazolam is increasing by 2 cc.
05:33Saturation is 93.
05:35Blood pressure is 132 to 84.
05:43But we have to take him to the hospital as soon as possible.
05:47At this time, the helicopter...
05:52Dr. Miyamoto.
06:00Can I help you?
06:01Dr. Miyamoto.
06:02I have to take him to the hospital.
06:05Dr. Miyamoto.
06:07I don't want to give up.
06:18Dr. Emori, I'm going to wake you up.
06:32Dr. Emori.
06:35Why did you let him go to the mountains?
06:37He's still young.
06:38I want to love the mountains.
06:40I want to be a doctor in the mountains.
06:42It's up to you to pursue your ideal.
06:44It's up to you to pursue your ideal.
06:47But reality is not so easy.
06:49Don't be overconfident just because you're in the top three.
06:52You're still just a doctor who loves the mountains.
06:57There are still a lot of things I want to learn.
07:00I couldn't make such a decision on my own.
07:05You saved him.
07:08You saved his life.
07:12Do you know how many mountains there are in this prefecture?
07:15You can't do anything on your own.
07:20There are a lot of things I want you to teach me.
07:23If a stone goes to the mountains, there is a life to save.
07:27We have to find the ideal of MMT together.
07:34When we get back, we'll find the ideal together.
07:39Please say something.
07:42You can't die here.
07:47Can you hear me?
07:53What are you going to do if you die in the mountains?
07:57Dr. Miyamoto, his breathing has stopped.
08:05Dr. Emori, are you okay?
08:09Dr. Miyamoto.
08:11I'll come back alive.
08:15I'll never let you die.
08:20Please.
08:22Dr. Emori.
08:32What was that sound?
08:34What was that sound?
08:37A helicopter.
08:54Dr. Emori.
08:57The helicopter is here.
08:59Just a little more.
09:01Let's do our best.
09:05Dr. Miyamoto.
09:07I'm sorry I'm late.
09:08We're in a state of emergency.
09:10Get ready to evacuate.
09:12Thank you so much for coming.
09:15You saved the lives of many people.
09:20It is our duty to save lives.
09:28Please give me CPR.
09:30I understand.
09:31Let's go.
09:32I understand.
09:50Let's go.
09:54Let's go.
09:56Let's go.
09:59Dr. Emori.
10:01Dr. Emori, we've arrived at the hospital.
10:03I'll change my shoes.
10:05Dr. Emori.
10:08Dr. Emori.
10:10One, two, three.
10:12I'll turn on the monitor.
10:17I turned on the monitor.
10:23VF.
10:24150 joules.
10:26Dr. Emori, you can do it.
10:28Stay away.
10:32Stay away.
10:34I'll turn on the monitor.
10:36Dr. Emori.
10:37Stay away.
10:41Dr. Komiyama, there's a reaction.
10:49I turned on the monitor.
10:50I'll take your blood pressure.
10:52Okay.
10:56It's an AMI.
10:58Call the emergency room.
10:59Get an echo.
11:00Call the A-Line.
11:01Okay.
11:20I've done my best.
11:23But to be honest,
11:25I'm in a dangerous situation.
11:28It took me a long time to get here,
11:31but I've done my best.
11:35I don't want to admit it,
11:38but you'd better be prepared.
11:58Thank you very much, Dr. Komiyama.
12:01I'm glad you're all safe.
12:04Goodbye.
12:05Goodbye.
12:10Thank you for your hard work.
12:13Not at all.
12:14As for Dr. Emori,
12:17if you don't take him to the helicopter,
12:19I'll have to do it myself.
12:22I'm sorry.
12:24I'm sorry.
12:25I'm sorry.
12:26If I didn't take him to the helicopter,
12:28he would have died in the mountains.
12:30Thank you very much.
12:32We didn't do anything.
12:35It's all the Air Force's fault.
12:38It's all on the ground.
12:40It's not good or bad.
12:43We may need to dispose of the violation of the rules.
12:48So what's the situation with Dr. Emori?
12:52He's still in a dangerous situation.
12:54Is that so?
12:57It seems that there is a greater risk
12:59than expected for a doctor to go to the mountains.
13:07We can't afford to cause any more secondary damage.
13:10With today's incident,
13:11the MMT will be suspended indefinitely
13:13and disbanded.
13:15Wait a minute.
13:16Disbanded?
13:17The governor...
13:18It's already been decided.
13:20Excuse me.
13:24Let's go.
13:35Disbanded?
13:36Director.
13:38Can't we just disband?
13:44Why?
13:45We've been working so hard.
13:48If we do this,
13:49Dr. Emori, who risked his life,
13:51will not be rewarded.
13:55There was the MMT.
13:58There must have been a life we could have saved.
14:01If we can't go to the mountains,
14:03why is there a system called the Triad?
14:09I'm really sorry.
14:18The MMT members
14:20have been working so hard.
14:24But we can't let them go to the mountains anymore
14:29and put them in danger.
14:36I...
14:40I am proud of the members of the MMT.
14:49But this is
14:51the decision of the director.
14:55I'm sorry.
15:00Anyway,
15:03let's pray for Dr. Emori's safety.
15:24The MMT
15:30Dr. Emori.
15:34The MMT
15:36has been disbanded.
15:42Was what we believed
15:46meaningless?
15:55The MMT
15:58The MMT has been disbanded?
16:00Really?
16:01That's why
16:03we can't continue with the clinic.
16:07Please wait.
16:08I'll talk to the owner.
16:10What?
16:11The MMT will be disbanded?
16:15Why is my grandfather in the mountains?
16:18You told me to rest at home.
16:20You know,
16:21I'm sick.
16:24So I decided to stay in the mountains.
16:30Are you serious?
16:31I'm sorry.
16:33I don't have anyone to take care of me.
16:36If we can't continue with the clinic,
16:40it might be a good idea.
16:52The summer is not over yet.
16:56The MMT will be disbanded like this.
17:00I'm so frustrated.
17:04I know.
17:07The MMT is not bad.
17:12Ai, Noriko, and Rei
17:16were worried.
17:18But I saw them working so hard.
17:26I don't understand why the MMT has to be disbanded.
17:31I know.
17:39I'll take care of it.
17:42I'm sure it won't work.
17:45Even if it doesn't work,
17:49I'll do something.
18:09The MMT has been disbanded?
18:11Yes.
18:12Sumie called me.
18:17I'm sure Noriko will wake up.
18:20I was right.
18:42I'm sorry.
19:12I have only one mission.
19:16I want to kill all the people who died in the mountains.
19:21MMT.
19:22Mountain Medical Team.
19:35Everyone is looking forward.
19:37What are you going to do without Ayumu?
19:42I don't know.
20:02If you go to Ishigaya, you can save your life.
20:12If you go to Ishigaya, you can save your life.
20:22Are you okay?
20:23Can you walk?
20:28Are you okay?
20:32Can I talk to you?
20:34I'm sorry.
20:39Mountain Medical Team patrol?
20:41Miyamoto-sensei?
20:42Yes.
20:43Even if you can't get on the helicopter,
20:45you can face the climbers with your own feet.
20:49This is also the influence of Emori-sensei.
20:53Well, you're free to do your own research.
20:59I didn't give up.
21:03I'm trying to do what I decided to do when I became a member of the mountain medical team.
21:09Even if I'm alone, I can do it.
21:21It's okay now.
21:23Thank you very much.
21:27Please refer to this site if you like.
21:30There is a minimum preparation and mental preparation so that you do not get injured or sick in the mountains.
21:36Thank you for your trouble.
21:38Please be careful.
21:40Thank you very much.
22:00Emori-sensei is in the hospital.
22:08Welcome back.
22:10You came back well.
22:12Please delete the SNS posts.
22:15What do you mean?
22:16Emori-sensei is not dead.
22:19Did you come all the way to say that?
22:22You understand, don't you?
22:24Doctors don't go to the mountains.
22:28I don't think so.
22:30You have a bad attitude.
22:32Chairman Matsuzawa also agreed to the dissolution of MMT, right?
22:36Even if MMT is gone, I can still be involved in the mountain medical team.
22:40What?
22:41What are you talking about?
22:43You're going to start over from scratch.
22:47And you're going to take over this hospital.
22:50I don't want to.
22:53And I decided to take the certification of the mountain medical team.
22:59Now, I'm going to do what I can.
23:08You've done a good job for 45 years.
23:12Good night.
23:16Wait.
23:23You're the only one who's going to rest.
23:26You've had a long day.
23:29And...
23:33I'll take over.
23:36You?
23:39Why?
23:40Even if I can't continue with the medical team,
23:43I can't lose this mountain medical team.
23:47I can't lose this mountain medical team.
23:51For the safety of the climbers.
23:56But what about your job as a nurse?
23:59Of course, I won't quit my job.
24:02So...
24:04I need someone to help me.
24:07Of course, I'll help you.
24:09Let me do it.
24:10I was going to say it first.
24:21Then, first...
24:24Let's put the sign back.
24:27Yes, ma'am.
24:29Okay.
24:31I'll give it to you.
24:33One, two, three.
24:37The members of MMT...
24:40Even after the disbandment,
24:42they're still trying to get involved with the mountain.
24:46Emory...
24:49I wonder if this is really a good thing.
24:57Director.
25:00Dr. Miyamoto.
25:03Dr. Miyamoto.
25:08Are you going to the mountain again today?
25:10Yes.
25:12Don't overdo it.
25:14You have to rest when you can.
25:17It's okay.
25:19I'll try not to bother the hospital.
25:24It's like a lie when we first met.
25:29It's like a long time ago when Dr. Emory scolded me.
25:37It hasn't changed.
25:40I'm still studying.
25:45Thank you so much.
25:49Dr. Miyamoto came to my house.
25:54I think there are more people who are trying to think about the future
25:58because they have faced mountain medicine.
26:02I think Dr. Emory was preparing for that.
26:13So I want to watch the mountain as much as I can.
26:20Like Dr. Emory.
26:26Like I'm dead.
26:30What?
26:32Dr. Emory.
26:35Emory?
26:37Dr. Emory.
26:39Do you understand?
26:45I'm glad.
26:49I'm glad.
26:57I can't believe it.
26:59I can't believe I'm recovering from that state.
27:02Me too.
27:04It's the result of the rescue team and MMT's efforts.
27:08Well, MMT was disbanded.
27:13I'm sorry to bother you.
27:17It's because Dr. Emory gave me the power to live.
27:21I'm really glad.
27:25Don't be reckless.
27:41Come in.
27:44Thank you for coming all of a sudden.
27:49What is it this time?
27:53I have something to tell you about MMT.
27:57As instructed by the government, MMT has already been disbanded.
28:02Is there still a problem?
28:04Yes. It's a big problem.
28:07What more do you want us to do?
28:10I want you to cancel the disbandment.
28:13What?
28:15Actually, the other day...
28:17Excuse me.
28:19I have something to tell you about the disbandment of MMT.
28:22Is there anyone in charge?
28:28Yes.
28:30Excuse me, but what did you say?
28:33I'm Kai, a patient of MMT who was saved by MMT's doctors.
28:39What is this?
28:41This is the signature of those who wish to continue MMT.
28:56I wanted to show you the scenery of the mountain top.
29:00I'm going to file a complaint against Dr. Emory.
29:04I like mountains.
29:06I want to climb together again someday.
29:09Your wife's life is at stake.
29:11Thank you very much.
29:12Ayumu, thank you.
29:14Let's all go together next time.
29:16I was able to climb the mountain because of my father.
29:19I was really relieved that Ayumu came.
29:22Please don't lose MMT.
29:24Please!
29:29Please!
29:31Can you reconsider it again?
29:34Because of MMT's doctors,
29:36I can climb the mountain safely from a child to an adult.
29:40We can live next to the mountains.
29:45I understand the feelings of the patients.
29:48However, we have received a letter from the relevant authorities.
29:52I would like to ask you too.
29:55As a firefighter and air force,
29:58I sincerely hope for the survival of MMT.
30:02For the future of mountain rescue,
30:04the power of doctors is essential.
30:08Please don't disband MMT.
30:11Please!
30:17That's not all.
30:19There is also a new influence from JNS.
30:50The government has given a lot of requests.
30:52As a result of reconsideration with the governor,
30:54the medical system is not in the hands of the government or the organization.
30:57It is based on the basic principle that it should be for the sake of patients.
31:00We have decided to withdraw the guidance on the disbandment of MMT.
31:04I am honored.
31:06I have been waiting for this moment for a long time.
31:09I am very happy.
31:11I am very happy.
31:13I am very happy.
31:15I am very happy.
31:17I am honored.
31:20I am honored that so many people think so.
31:25I don't know if I can say that.
31:29Of course,
31:31I don't think that the will of MMT alone can save all the patients in the mountains.
31:39Great nature is not something that people can fight against.
31:45The police, the fire brigade, the air force,
31:50the medical staff, the hospital staff,
31:57and all the people involved in the mountains
32:02should think about how to cooperate and how to share roles
32:08between the medical system in the mountains and the rescue system in the mountains.
32:16Well, there is no room for denial.
32:19If so, please consider the case of the rescue soldiers.
32:26That's a different story.
32:31Let's continue to consider the budget.
32:36Thank you very much.
32:42What?
32:44Are you going to disband?
32:46That's right.
32:48Hey!
32:51It's not just that.
32:53At first, it was a summer holiday.
32:59Is that so?
33:01All year round?
33:03In winter, there are few mountaineers, but the risk of such an accident is high.
33:09At the same time, it is directly related to the risk of the will going to the mountains.
33:14But I want all of these members to continue to lend me their strength.
33:25I understand.
33:31I think our experience will someday lead to the future of mountain medical care.
33:39Let's stay close to the mountains, stay close to the region, and stay close to the people.
33:48Let's make it together so that mountain medical care will continue to exist.
34:02What do you mean by disbanding?
34:08That's all for the report.
34:12Wait, is this okay?
34:15Aren't you upset?
34:20I'm a member of the organization, so I'm just following the organization's direction.
34:25Ah!
34:28I thought I could get my daughter back by killing that annoying MMT.
34:38Dr. Muramatsu.
34:41What is medical care to you?
34:46What?
34:51My hospital was inherited from my grandfather.
34:56It's a hospital with a reputation in the local area.
34:58It has a mission to protect the history and health of the region.
35:03That's great.
35:05But don't you think it's a medical mission not only to protect the history, but also to protect the future?
35:14Is that what MMT is?
35:19That's up to them.
35:34I'm home.
35:36I told you to call me when you left.
35:40I was going to go to the vending machine.
35:44What's wrong?
35:46My father couldn't go out alone at night.
35:52Ayumu gave it to me, so I found it.
35:55I can't climb a mountain because I'm worried about you.
36:00Are you going to climb a mountain?
36:03Just the two of you?
36:05Of course, I won't go to such a difficult place.
36:08Your father will be fine.
36:10You've climbed a mountain with your family, haven't you?
36:13When did that happen?
36:16You remember the past, don't you?
36:19That's strange.
36:21All the people in this land were raised in the mountains of the North Alps.
36:28They were given life because of the blessings of nature.
36:39Ah!
36:42The life of the mountains is alive in our bodies.
36:47That's right.
36:49Let's climb a mountain with a lot of energy without forgetting our gratitude.
36:53Let's share our lives.
36:59I'll go, too.
37:02Let's climb together again.
37:07Let's eat.
37:10I'm hungry.
37:12I'll help you.
37:14I'll make miso soup.
37:27I never thought I'd share my life with the mountains.
37:36I'll do my best from now on.
37:40I'll aim for a position that only I can be.
37:59Congratulations on your discharge.
38:02Did I bother you?
38:04No.
38:08Here you are.
38:10Congratulations on your discharge.
38:16I kept it from the rescue team.
38:25I finally found it.
38:29I came back to you.
38:37Yes.
38:52Instead, don't climb the mountains anymore.
38:58Even if you don't climb the mountains,
39:01I have a lot of things I want you to do as a member of MMT.
39:08Even if you don't tell me, I'm going to do it.
39:16I want to be in the medical field.
39:19That's great.
39:22I want to follow you wherever you go.
39:25Did you hear about the rescue helicopter?
39:28It's rumored that the country is seriously considering women.
39:31Will the helicopter be deployed to our hospital?
39:34Really?
39:36My efforts have been rewarded.
39:38Which is it?
39:40Helicopter?
39:41Of course it's the vice-president's chair.
39:44That's right.
39:45I'm glad.
39:46Now my wife won't call me stupid glasses.
39:49She won't call me stupid glasses.
39:52You don't know anything.
39:54Why?
39:55I'm going to be the vice-president.
39:57I don't know when I'll be the vice-president.
39:59You're going to be the vice-president.
40:02Ms. Kakegawa.
40:04Marriage is a blessing of love.
40:09Can I use this for your poo?
40:13Can you use it?
40:16Can I use it?
40:19I'm glad you came back.
40:22I'm going to revive the hospital and revive this mountain hut.
40:27Ms. Rei.
40:28Yes.
40:29What are you going to do with the old mountain bike notebook?
40:31What should I do?
40:33Don't throw it away.
40:36I won't throw it away.
40:38I'll put it on the shelf.
40:40Ms. Rei.
40:41Yes.
40:42This is the menu for dinner.
40:45I came up with this.
40:49Are you going to change the menu?
40:51You're noisy.
40:53I'm just trying to add a new menu.
40:56What do you mean?
40:57This is it.
40:59Who eats this?
41:03He won't give up.
41:06He won't give up.
41:07He won't give up.
41:08He won't give up.
41:10He won't give up.
41:12He won't give up.
41:13He won't give up.
41:15He won't give up.
41:16He won't give up.
41:18He won't give up.
41:25Thank you for your help for a long time.
41:31Is this really okay?
41:35Do whatever you want.
41:37I know it's useless to expect you anymore.
41:43However, I won't let you have this.
41:47I'm the one who raised you to be a full-fledged doctor.
41:52No matter where you are or what you do,
41:56you are my daughter.
42:00Thank you very much.
42:09Thank you very much.
42:15Mom.
42:30The most important thing in first aid in the mountains is to quickly determine whether the patient is in a state of life or not, and whether he should be taken to the hospital immediately.
42:52Therefore, the most important thing is to make sure that there is no problem with the vital organs such as the respiratory system, the circulatory system, and the central nervous system.
43:05I'll take a look at your feet.
43:07Are you okay? Does it hurt here?
43:09I'll take a look at your feet later. First, let's check where the bleeding is.
43:14Let's measure the pulse.
43:15I'll take a look at your feet.
43:20I'm sorry to bother you.
43:22No, it's for my own sake.
43:26Don't die.
43:29What?
43:31The mountains in winter are not the days of summer.
43:36Yes.
43:43Miyamoto.
43:46Yes.
43:50I'll take back what I said about you being just a doctor who loves the mountains.
43:56What?
43:58You are already a doctor of the mountains.