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11 campsites in Miyagi and Yamagata that accept motorhomes

26.08.2026 06:04 1 min 1 source РУС
chiba-tv.com JPN
11 campsites in Miyagi and Yamagata that accept motorhomes
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Garvi Plus has published a list of 11 campsites in Miyagi and Yamagata prefectures where motorhomes are allowed. The selection is aimed at travelers seeking comfortable overnight stays in a motorhome during extreme temperatures. The campsites included are equipped with hookups for electricity and other amenities.

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11 campsites in Miyagi and Yamagata that accept motorhomes

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