New BOUKEN Light Camper: Sleep Without Unloading Cargo

On April 24, 2024, Japanese motorhome manufacturer NTB (Nihon Tokushu Body) signed a tripartite agreement with Hachioji City and rental company Bellnet to supply motorhomes and promote the 'phase-free' concept. The concept advocates using everyday products and services also during emergencies, eliminating the boundary between normal and crisis times. Under the agreement, phase-free certified motorhomes will serve as temporary shelters and support bases during disasters, while in peacetime they will be used for disaster prevention education. This is Japan's first agreement combining certified motorhome provision with public awareness activities.

Hirano Auto Body has unveiled the BOUKEN camper van based on the Suzuki Every. The model allows two adults to sleep without unloading cargo. Instead of a fixed auxiliary battery, it uses a portable power station. The vehicle will be shown on April 25–26, 2026 at the Kanagawa Camping Car Fair.

The HIRABO brand has announced the lightweight motorhome «BOUKEN号», addressing the issue of moving luggage before sleeping. Based on the Suzuki Every Van, it allows two adults to sleep without unloading gear, employs portable power sources, and will debut in April 2026.

HIRABO has officially launched the BOUKEN camper van, built on the Subaru Sambar platform. The vehicle accommodates two adults with a sleeping area and storage system. It measures 240 cm in length and is available in 2WD and 4WD. The debut took place at an exhibition in Mie Prefecture.

Japanese company Hirabo Auto Body has unveiled the lightweight motorhome BOUKEN based on the Suzuki Every. The model allows two adults to sleep without unloading luggage and uses portable instead of fixed power sources. The motorhome will be exhibited at a show in Kawasaki on April 25-26, 2026.

Hirabo Auto Body has unveiled the new lightweight motorhome BOUKEN. Based on the Suzuki Every Van, the model allows two adults to sleep without unloading luggage and uses portable instead of fixed power systems. The motorhome will be exhibited at a show in Kawasaki on April 25-26, 2026.

Japanese company HIRABO has launched the compact motorhome BOUKEN based on the Suzuki Every. The model allows two adults to sleep without unloading luggage and uses a portable power source instead of a fixed system. The motorhome will be exhibited at a show in Kanagawa in April 2026.

HIRABO, a division of Hirano Auto Body, has unveiled the new light camper «BOUKEN» based on the Suzuki Every. Its key feature is a high-efficiency layout that allows two adults to sleep without unloading luggage. Instead of a fixed auxiliary battery, it uses a portable power station, simplifying maintenance and upgrades. Bed lengths over 240 cm are available. The camper will debut at shows in April and July 2026.

Hira Auto Body has announced the new light camper van model «BOUKEN». The vehicle can accommodate luggage and two adults for sleeping, utilizing a portable power source instead of a complex fixed battery system. It is scheduled to be exhibited at the Kanagawa Camping Car Fair 2026 in Kawasaki.

Hirano Auto Body has unveiled the new lightweight motorhome model «BOUKEN». It utilizes a portable power source instead of a complex fixed battery system. The model can accommodate luggage and sleeping space for two adults and is scheduled to be exhibited at the Kanagawa Camping Car Fair in 2026.

A new light camper named 'BOUKEN' has been introduced. The vehicle follows the 'simple is best' concept and expands the light camper segment.

Japanese company HIRABO has introduced the BOUKEN camper based on the Suzuki Every Van. The key feature is the ability for two adults to sleep overnight without unloading luggage, along with a modular power system using portable batteries.

Japanese company HIRABO has launched the compact motorhome BOUKEN based on the Suzuki Every. The model features a simplified electrical system with a portable power unit and a bed over 240 cm long. The motorhome will be exhibited at a show in Kawasaki on April 25-26, 2026.