Mt. Fuji 5 Lakes loop
Tokyo → Kawaguchiko → Yamanakako → Motosuko → Hakone → Tokyo. First-timer favourite, hot-spring stops every night.
A modern fleet of Honda, Mazda and Nissan camper conversions — fully insured, English support, free roadside assistance. From ¥9,800 a night, with curated route plans for Mt. Fuji, Hokkaido and Shikoku that you actually want to drive.
Online quote in under a minute, paper-light pickup, English-only is fine.
Daily and weekly rates, no surprise extras. Insurance, ETC card, bedding — all included.
Comprehensive cover on every rental, ¥0 deductible option available, no fine print.
Real humans answering English calls — JAF tow trucks usually arrive in 45 minutes.
We're a small Tokyo-based crew that runs a tight fleet of camper conversions because we got tired of seeing visitors miss the best of Japan stuck in train stations. Our vans are inspected weekly, the kitchen kit works, and the route advice comes from real trips, not Google.
Honda, Mazda and Nissan minivans we know inside-out, the same vans we'd take ourselves. Whether you're chasing Hokkaido lavender or hot-spring-hopping around Mt. Fuji, we'll match the right camper to the right road.
Every van comes stocked: bedding, kitchenware, gas burner, cooler, USB power, full kitchen kit. Just bring clothes. Pickup at our Edogawa-ku, Tokyo base; long-trip discounts on 7+ nights.
Best value Compact hybrid hatchback conversion. Easy parking anywhere in Japan, 22 km/L on the highway, perfect for couples on a 3-7 day loop.
A bit more interior space than the Shuttle for couples who pack more. Roomy rear bed, low-floor entry, automatic.
Full minivan conversion with a flat double bed. The Japan favourite — proven for long trips, easy automatic, fits in any michi-no-eki.
Same proven Stepwagon, just in white — cooler in summer, photographs well on coastal routes. Identical interior layout to the black.
Slightly longer wheelbase than the Stepwagon, smoother on highways, premium interior. Good pick if expressway kilometres dominate your trip.
The other Japan classic. Pro Pilot driver assistance is a real comfort on long Hokkaido days, otherwise very close to the Stepwagon.
After you book we send a printable PDF with campsite stops, fuel calculations, toll estimates, and a few off-the-tourist-trail picks. These are the four most-popular starting points.
Tokyo → Kawaguchiko → Yamanakako → Motosuko → Hakone → Tokyo. First-timer favourite, hot-spring stops every night.
Sapporo → Furano → Biei → Shiretoko → Daisetsuzan → Hakodate. Lavender, brown bears, soup curry. Best Jul–Aug.
The classic pilgrimage, drivable in two-three weeks. Coastal cliffs, mountain passes, the cheapest fuel in Japan.
Naha → Cape Manzamo → Churaumi Aquarium → Yanbaru. Subtropical, beachside camping, year-round.
A few recent reviews — the rest are on Google Maps and TripAdvisor.
"Picked up the Stepwagon at 9, on the road to Fuji by 10. English instructions everywhere, ETC card was already set up. Felt like cheating."
"Did the Hokkaido grand tour in the Odyssey. The route PDF they sent had restaurant picks that were the best meals of our trip — and the van handled the snow at Daisetsuzan without drama."
"家族4人での北海道旅行で利用しました。車内は広く、寝具もしっかりしていて、子供達も大喜び。スタッフの対応も丁寧で安心でした。"
Share your rough dates and where you want to drive. We'll send back a camper recommendation, a suggested route, and a price quote within 2 business hours.