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Nuts RV opens first dealership in Tohoku — Nuts Sendai

09.07.2026 13:35 4 min 8 sources
tenjin.keizai.biz JPN + 7 more
Nuts RV opens first dealership in Tohoku — Nuts Sendai
Original source: 天神経済新聞

In Brief

Nuts RV, Japan's largest camper van manufacturer, opened its first official dealership in the Tohoku region on July 3, 2026. The three-day opening festival attracted 503 visitors.

Nuts RV (Fukuoka) opened its first official dealership in the Tohoku region — Nuts Sendai — on July 3, 2026, in Tomiya, Miyagi Prefecture. The center operates in partnership with Marumi Rent-a-Lease (Marumi Rental Lease).

During the three-day opening festival, 248 groups totaling 503 people visited. An encore festival will be held from July 10 to 12, featuring 14 campers, including a special "skeleton" version of the Jolibee.

The expansion is driven by growing demand for camper vans and car camping in the Tohoku region. The new center will provide sales, maintenance, and after-sales support.

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Nuts RV opens first Tohoku dealership in Sendai; 503 visitors in three days

09.07.2026 tenjin.keizai.biz JPN Original source

Motorhome manufacturer 'Nuts' to open dealership in Sendai

15.06.2026 CAR CARE PLUS JPN Original source

Motorhome manufacturer Nuts to open dealership in Sendai

04.06.2026 news.yahoo.co.jp JPN Original source

Nuts to open dealership in Sendai on July 3

04.06.2026 response.jp JPN Original source

Japan's largest motorhome maker Nuts RV opens first dealership in Tohoku region

04.06.2026 nishinippon.co.jp JPN Original source

Nuts to open dealership in Sendai

04.06.2026 s.response.jp JPN Original source

Nuts RV opens first official dealer in Tohoku region

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Japan's major motorhome maker Nuts RV opens first dealer in Tohoku region

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