Toy Factory unveils updated Da Vinci 5.4 camper on Fiat Ducato

Japanese company Annex has presented the compact Liberty 52 REi motorhome based on a Toyota Camroad chassis. Despite its length of 5.23 metres, the model offers five berths and can carry up to eight people. The interior includes a kitchen with a two-burner gas hob and an 85-litre fridge, a multifunctional room with a shower tray and washbasin, and an L-shaped bench seating seven. Pricing in Japan starts from 16 million yen.

The 6th Michi-no-Eki Munakata Camper Show & Outdoor Event will be held on 17–18 October 2026. The programme includes an exhibition of domestic and imported campers, stage events and a mobile zoo, Picnica Republic (500 yen). An overnight stay experience in a camper is available by advance reservation: 7,700 yen for adults, 2,200 yen for children, free for preschoolers; up to 5 groups will be accepted, with a lottery if applications exceed the limit.

Camp Jojo supported the opening of the Hinoyama Sanroku campsite in Shimonoseki, Yamaguchi Prefecture. The campsite will open on September 19, 2026, as part of the Hikari no Yama project. It has 22 pitches, including 5 auto pitches with power, 11 family pitches, and 6 solo/duo pitches, with hot water and rental plans. Camp Jojo proposed the layout and produced the official website.

Japanese company Nippon Tokushu Body (NTB) has introduced the HARUKA camper, replacing the SAKURA model. The motorhome is built on a specialised Isuzu Be-cam chassis, measures 5230×2110×3050 mm and accommodates seven people, with sleeping places for six. Standard equipment includes collision prevention, blind spot monitoring, adaptive cruise control and other driver assistance systems. When fully loaded with passengers, the vehicle can carry up to 1115 kg of luggage. Pricing starts at 19,910,000 yen.

The village of Hakuba in Nagano Prefecture has issued a notice to owners and users of trailer houses regarding proper management and installation. A trailer house is treated as a vehicle only if it remains in a state that allows it to be moved at any time at the owner's discretion; depending on how it is installed and used, it may be deemed a building and thus fall under the Building Standards Act. Owners are required to ensure such mobility, proper connections for electricity, gas, water and sewage, an access route from the site to the public road, and to check necessary procedures such as building confirmation and landscape notifications. Operating commercial facilities such as restaurants or accommodations may require permits and notifications to relevant authorities. For individual cases, the village directs inquiries to the Omachi Construction Office.

Japanese company Toy Factory has relaunched the ZARA motorhome based on the Toyota Hiace Wide Body Middle Roof. The model had been absent from the lineup for about ten years: sales of the first generation ended in October 2016 due to changed safety requirements. The new version seats five, drops the third row and features a revised layout with a convertible bed (up to 2210 mm long, 1200 mm wide), a kitchen module with sink and refrigerator, an optional waterless Clesana X1 toilet and a 1408 Wh battery expandable to 2816 Wh.