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Camper rental, Tokyo · Edogawa-ku

Drive Japan
in a Campervan
From Tokyo, on your terms

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.

Easy booking

Online quote in under a minute, paper-light pickup, English-only is fine.

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Honest pricing

Daily and weekly rates, no surprise extras. Insurance, ETC card, bedding — all included.

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Fully insured

Comprehensive cover on every rental, ¥0 deductible option available, no fine print.

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24/7 roadside support

Real humans answering English calls — JAF tow trucks usually arrive in 45 minutes.

About 88roads

Built by people who actually drive these roads

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.

6
Camper models
2,400+
Trips booked
4.9 / 5
Average review
Choose your van

Six camper conversions, all road-trip ready

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.

Where will you drive?

Routes our customers actually finish

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.

Duration: 5–7 days Distance: ~450 km

Mt. Fuji 5 Lakes loop

Tokyo → Kawaguchiko → Yamanakako → Motosuko → Hakone → Tokyo. First-timer favourite, hot-spring stops every night.

Duration: 10–14 days Distance: ~1,400 km

Hokkaido grand tour

Sapporo → Furano → Biei → Shiretoko → Daisetsuzan → Hakodate. Lavender, brown bears, soup curry. Best Jul–Aug.

Duration: 14–21 days Distance: ~1,200 km

Shikoku 88-temple loop

The classic pilgrimage, drivable in two-three weeks. Coastal cliffs, mountain passes, the cheapest fuel in Japan.

Duration: 4–6 days Distance: ~280 km

Okinawa main island

Naha → Cape Manzamo → Churaumi Aquarium → Yanbaru. Subtropical, beachside camping, year-round.

What our drivers say

4.9 / 5 across 800+ trips

A few recent reviews — the rest are on Google Maps and TripAdvisor.

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"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."
Marco R. · Australia
Mt. Fuji loop · 6 nights
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"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."
Sarah & James · United Kingdom
Hokkaido · 12 nights
★★★★★
"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。"
田中 さん · 東京
Hokkaido · 10 nights
Common questions

Things people ask before booking

What licence do I need? +
A valid licence from your home country plus either an International Driving Permit (1949 Geneva Convention) or an official translation. We can tell you which one applies if you message us your country.
Where can I sleep at night? +
Free overnight stays at any of Japan's 1,200+ michi-no-eki (roadside stations), at official campsites (~¥2,000/night), or at designated RV parks. Sleeping in regular parking lots is a grey area and we discourage it.
Is fuel included? What about expressway tolls? +
Fuel is pay-as-you-go (we hand the van over with a full tank; please return it full). Expressway tolls are covered by the ETC card included in every rental — you pay actual usage at the end based on the meter.
Can the camper go on ferries (Hokkaido, Shikoku, Kyushu)? +
Yes — all six vans qualify for standard car-deck ferry classification. We can book ferries for you at cost as part of the trip plan.
What if I have a breakdown or accident? +
Round-the-clock English roadside assistance is included on every rental. JAF coverage means a tow truck is usually under 45 minutes anywhere on the main islands.
How does insurance work? +
Comprehensive insurance is included (¥0–¥50,000 deductible depending on the vehicle). The zero-deductible waiver is +¥1,500/night if you want full peace of mind.
Can I pick up in one city and return in another? +
Right now pickup and return are both at our Edogawa-ku, Tokyo base. One-way options to Osaka and Sapporo are in beta — ask us in the form and we may be able to arrange.
How far in advance should I book? +
For cherry-blossom season (late March–April) and autumn foliage (November), 6–8 weeks ahead. Hokkaido in summer, 4–6 weeks. Off-peak, even a few days out is usually fine.
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