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Gordon Miller launches camper van rental service in Japan

26.02.2026 05:55 1 min 1 source
motor-fan.jp JPN
Gordon Miller launches camper van rental service in Japan
Original source: Motor-Fan[モーターファン] 自動車関連記事を中心に配信するメディアプラットフォーム

The Japanese company Gordon Miller has started renting out vans converted for vanlife. The service is available in Tokyo and Oita Prefecture, with prices starting from 11,000 yen for a two-day rental. The lineup includes three models based on commercial vehicles.

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