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Japanese convenience store chain Lawson offers camper parking for 2,500 yen per night

15.07.2026 02:41 1 min 1 source
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Japanese convenience store chain Lawson offers camper parking for 2,500 yen per night
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Lawson has started renting out parking spaces at its stores for overnight camper stays at 2,500 yen per night. Following a pilot in Chiba Prefecture, the service is expanding to about 70 locations in the Tokyo metropolitan area and tourist destinations like Saitama, Shizuoka, and Kanagawa. Each spot covers two parking bays, with 24-hour restroom access and garbage collection included. Idling is prohibited, making it uncomfortable for non-electric vehicles in extreme temperatures.

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Japanese convenience store chain Lawson offers camper parking for 2,500 yen per night

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