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Odaiba Camping Car Fair 2025

Start date
22-23 November 2025
Location
Aomi Second Temporary Parking Lot, Odaiba

The Odaiba Camping Car Fair 2025 is an event held on November 22-23, 2025 at the Aomi Second Temporary Parking Lot in Tokyo. Approximately 140 latest camping cars will be on display for viewing, test rides, and business negotiations. The event features family-friendly activities and stage shows, and pets are welcome.

Tickets

Advance tickets: adults 600 yen, children 400 yen. Day-of tickets (paper): adults 1,000 yen, children 700 yen; electronic tickets: adults 800 yen, children 600 yen. Preschool children free, free admission for disabled persons with one companion upon presentation of disability certificate. Kuruma Tabi Club discount applicable.

Organizer

Odaiba Camping Car Fair Executive Committee

Location

Aomi Second Temporary Parking Lot, Aomi, Koto-ku, Tokyo, Odaiba, Japan

Data completeness

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Event sources

Limited sale of Toyota Hiace-based camper van for ¥3.98 million

16.11.2025 prtimes.jp JPN Original source

Tokyo to host motorhome and caravan fair with 150 vehicles on display

13.11.2025 atpress.ne.jp JPN Original source

Disclaimer: This event was created automatically based on publications in news sources, social media, or official organizer websites. Before visiting, we recommend checking current details with the organizers — dates, venue, and other information may change. We are not responsible for any inaccuracies.

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