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Japan is a country blessed with abundant nature. Mountains, oceans, rivers, lakes, and many other natural environments are available. As a result, there are many ideal places to enjoy camping in Japan. In addition, campgrounds in Japan are well-equipped and beginners can enjoy camping with ease. Some campgrounds also offer a variety of activities such as trekking, fishing, and hot springs.
Experience Shigecamp in Otaki, Chiba — a serene riverside campsite surrounded by forest, featuring a sauna, open-air bath, and wood-fired pizza oven. Enjoy the perfect balance of comfort and nature just a short drive from the city.
Learn how to fold the mont-bell Chronos Dome tent easily and compactly with this detailed, photo-supported guide—perfect for beginners.
Explore 37 spectacular campgrounds in Doshi Village, just 2 hours from Tokyo. From riverside spots to stunning Mount Fuji views, find your perfect camping experience with our comprehensive area guide.
Wake up to breathtaking sunrises at this luxury campground in Sado Island. With private bathrooms, laundry facilities, and full-grass sites, Autopark Sawata offers the perfect base for your Sado adventure.
Suigen no Mori Camp in Yamanashi offers a serene natural escape. Spacious sites and great support welcome campers of all levels for an authentic outdoor adventure.
Discover a step-by-step guide for a car-free camping adventure at Lake Saiko. Learn about bus routes from Tokyo, grocery shopping tips, and travel times for a seamless outdoor experience.
Explore the stunning Lake Saiko Lakeside Campground, one of the Fuji Five Lakes. This guide details scenic waterfront sites, excellent facilities, and campground features. Perfect for nature lovers and campers of all levels, it's a popular spot offering unforgettable experiences.
Learn how to properly fold the EARTH TRIPPER SC tent from Whole Earth with detailed step-by-step instructions and images.
Introducing a super premium event that only happens once a year (if at all) at Fumotoppara Campground, where you can watch a fireworks display.
We introduce the campsites at fumotoppara Campground, as well as the facilities within the campground such as the store, restaurants, and more.
Introduction to Tsubakisou Auto Campground in Doshi Village, Yamanashi Prefecture
In most cases, there are no supermarkets or convenience stores near the Doshi Village campsite. If you are going to Doshi Village by car from Tokyo, we will introduce a driving route where you can shop and eat.
Experience private barrel saunas and premium camping at Shizenjinmura, where pristine nature meets modern comfort just an hour from central Tokyo.
Heading to Lake Sagami for outdoor activities? Matsubara Supermarket has you covered with everything from fresh food to camping essentials, ensuring a convenient and enjoyable experience.
The Akiyamagawa Campground in the spring has a completely different look than in the fall. We will introduce you to the changing seasons that can only be experienced by being surrounded by nature.
Introducing how beautiful Mount Fuji is when seen from Fumotoppara Campground.
Kouan campsite is the holy land of the anime Laid-Back Camp. In late March, the air is clear and Lake Motosu and Mt. Fuji are extremely beautiful.
For those using Kouan Campsite for the first time, we will introduce useful information for using Kouan Campsite, including basic information, precautions, and strategy points.
We will explain how to access Three Stone Campsite by car, bus, and foot.
Three Stone Campsite is a campsite that is definitely recommended if you want to enjoy spectacular views and night views in Yamanashi Prefecture.
Let's take a look at how such a vast and beautiful campsite came to be.
I have actually used the Japanese brand "Belmont"'s bonfire stand "TABI" and have summarized the good points and points to be careful about.
Hikawa Campsite, located in Okutama, Tokyo, is a popular campsite that can be reached within a 5-minute walk from the nearest station.
If you use a customized grill, you can even cook while making a bonfire. We'll show you how to customize it.
Introducing campsites you can reach from Tokyo without using a car.
Although it is extremely lightweight with a body weight of 298g, it is large enough to burn most types of firewood without cutting it. A thorough review of Belmont's lightweight bonfire stand "TABI".
introduce three of the most recommended lightweight fire pits that can be purchased in Japan.
When chopping firewood while camping, should I use a knife, an axe, a machete, or a saw? I will explain the role of each.
We will explain the tools needed to start a bonfire at a Japanese campsite.
We will explain how to avoid getting cold feet in your sleeping bag.
We additionally tested Mont-bell's sleeping bag "Down Hugger 800 #3" at a temperature of 2 degrees Celsius to see if it could withstand the autumn cold.
We would like to introduce you to "Seseragisou Campsite", which is located quietly deep in the mountains of Tsuru City, Yamanashi Prefecture.
If you can't sleep because your feet are cold while camping in the fall or winter, you can wear down tent shoes to keep you warm.
WILD-1 Tama New Town store has a wide selection of products and exhibits such as tents, so you can choose products while imagining how they will actually be used.
I'm going to try a dishwashing detergent that can be used at campsites that don't have sewage treatment facilities.
Introducing basic information about Fumotoppara Campground such as its climate and access, along with information on surrounding facilities like convenience stores and supermarkets.
Kouan Campsite is a famous campsite in Japan. You can camp while looking at Mt. Fuji and Lake Motosu, and the sunrise is very beautiful.
Can Mont-Bell's Sleeping Bag 'Down Hugger 800 #3' sleep comfortably? Verified at the autumn campsite
We will introduce Akiyamagawa Campsite, which is accessible on foot from the station.