Toy Factory changes ordering scheme for Toyota HiAce campers due to chassis shortage

Auto Azuma has launched the JINKU, a new camper based on a light truck. Unlike most campers in this class, it lacks a pop-up roof, which improves insulation and reduces cost. The JINKU sleeps two, features 20 mm insulation in walls and floor, double acrylic windows. Interior height is 1230 mm, bed width is generous. Price starts at 3,861,000 yen.

Gordon Miller has unveiled a limited run of 32 camper vans based on the 9th-generation Toyota HiAce, featuring round headlights and a vanlife conversion. The vehicles will be allocated through a lottery system. Each unit includes a sleeping area, kitchen module, and storage.

A custom interior project for the Toyota Probox in Japan focuses on solving the problem of storing a mattress used for sleeping in the car. The design allows the mattress to be stowed quickly without compromising daily usability. The build includes custom front and rear bumpers, HardCargo HCW005 wheels, PARADA PA03 tires, and a center console with armrest, storage compartment, and cup holders. Seat upholstery uses antique-style fabric in two-tone options (black/beige, black/brown). With the rear seats folded and a cargo mat laid down, the space resembles a secret base.

During the Amazon Prime Day early sale starting July 7, the EcoFlow DELTA 3 Max portable power station bundled with a 600W Alternator Charger is priced at 131,591 yen, down from 279,980 yen — a 53% discount (148,389 yen off). The unit features a 2,048 Wh battery, a 2,200 W inverter (peak 4,400 W), and supports charging from a vehicle alternator while driving. It also includes a UPS function with a switchover time of less than 0.01 seconds.

Direct Cars Atsugi (ATSUGI BASE) holds a two-week anniversary event. Visitors receive gifts, discounts, and a chance to see four new models from the Tokyo Camping Car Show 2026.

Japan's Toy Factory launched a bed kit for the Kia PV5 Passenger, adding a full double bed and storage without a full camper build. The kit includes a 1850x1400 mm sleeping platform, accessible cargo space underneath, and the option to keep one seat raised. Prices in Japan start at 330,000 yen for fabric trim and 341,000 yen for premium suede. The kit will be shown on July 11–12 at the Tokyo Camping Car Show 2026.