Green Energy & Company installs self-sufficient trailer home at Kamiyama College

On August 20, ALPHA BASE Tsuda, a hotel made of six private trailers, opened at the Alpha Tsuda Country Club in Sanuki, Kagawa Prefecture. Each trailer accommodates up to five guests and features a private sauna, an outdoor jacuzzi, and a wooden deck. Rates start at 16,620 yen per trailer for two guests. The hotel is open to non-golfers as well.

Daiso stores offer car sleeping accessories priced from 110 to 550 yen. Items include a magnetic window curtain for 110 yen and a folding table for 550 yen. The curtain may not fit all vehicles, while the table supports up to 15 kg.

Toyota Mobility Kanagawa has introduced the Alto Piano Mini camper, built on the Toyota Pixis Van. The vehicle measures 3395×1475×1890 mm, allowing it to enter multi-storey car parks with height restrictions. The interior seats four and converts into a double bed measuring 1940×1200 mm. Three two-tone colour options are available, along with optional mosquito nets, sunshades and a portable EcoFlow Delta 2 power station.

Japanese idol and survival expert Kahonan Sabaidoru conducted a 72-hour experiment in overnight car camping without electricity, gas, or water. She highlighted three key points: ensuring comfortable sleep, creating privacy, and preparing for heat and cold. Recommendations include parking on level ground, using curtains or cardboard for windows, and carrying fans, cooling wipes, hand warmers, and portable power sources.

Japanese camper maker Recvee tested a home air conditioner in a Nissan Caravan-based camper: it ran 26 hours 15 minutes on a 300 Ah battery, 3.3 times longer than in 2020.

The Chikazawa Lace Shop from Motomachi is launching a mobile shop project, traveling across Japan in a caravan starting August 30. The first stop will be Omiya. A departure ceremony with a prayer for road safety was held on August 21 at Motomachi Itsukushima Shrine. The caravan, decorated in the brand's signature lace pattern, was built by Wayne's Toyota Kanagawa, with tires provided by Yokohama Rubber. Exclusive handkerchiefs and popular lace tote bags will be sold. The initiative marks the brand's 125th anniversary and aims to offer customers a shopping experience that cannot be replicated online. The main Motomachi store is temporarily operating from a different location due to renovations, with the reopening scheduled for September 9.