Japan is a very popular country among tourists. She attracts with exotic culture, unusual cuisine and strange, sometimes funny, customs. Modern Japan has uniquely retained the flavor of its traditional culture. Combining it with the most modern achievements of science and technology. Another unique feature of Japan is its nature. Situated on small islands, Japan has a unique climate that combines coastlines, mountain ranges, clear lakes and clear air.
Despite considerable industrialization, there are many places in Japan that offer excellent outdoor recreation. Camping in Japan is a great solution for those who want to visit the Land of the Rising Sun without high costs.
Popular campgrounds in Japan
Japanese campgrounds are small sites, most often in coniferous forests with clear lakes. Camping sites are equipped with everything necessary for a comfortable stay - toilets, campfire sites, rain sheds, tables and benches, barbecue areas.
Despite the relatively modest size of Japan, there are many campgrounds in it. Among the most popular are the campgrounds on Lake Aokioko. There are both regular campsites and campsites for guests with their cars. In this area, there are three clean lakes at once, in which you can swim, and the camps offer excellent views of the mountains, which are not inferior in beauty to the famous Alps.
Another popular area for camping is Daisahoshchy Lake. It is located near the village of Izuna. There are both tent and cottage campings. Near the camps there are mountain slopes, which are in great demand in winter. It is also not very hot here in summer, so camping in the Daisahoshchi area is a vacation for any time of the year. There is a very beautiful lake in the mountains, where you can ride a catamaran or boat. You cannot swim in it - the water of the mountain lake is too cold. For lovers of a more prestigious vacation, there is a golf course called Nagano Country.
Campgrounds in the Chibiko-mura area of the Ninja village are no less popular. The height of this region is more than a kilometer above sea level. The gentle hills on which the campsites are located are covered with pine and birch forests. And in the village itself, which is located seven kilometers from the campsites, you can feel like a real ninja, climbing on banners and ropes. It also offers fun in the maze house and the steepest climbing walls. There is an organized delivery to the ancients from the campsites and back.
Japanese glempings
Since 2015, Japan has been able to offer tourists such a novelty as glempings. These are special tourist destinations that in many ways resemble campsites, but offer luxury vacations at the same time. The first such glamping was opened on the largest lake in Fuji - Kawaguchiko.
Getting here from Tokyo is very easy, which makes the place especially attractive for tourists. How is glamorous camping different from ordinary? Luxurious beds instead of sleeping bags. Dishes from the restaurant from a real chef. The most beautiful views of nature. A wide range of services and maximum comfort.
Whether you prefer closeness to nature or maximum comfort, you can find both at Japanese camping sites.
