Glamping resort with hot-spring caravans opens in Kumamoto, Japan

Japanese builder Nest Tools has launched the 'Lamita' camper van conversion based on the Toyota HiAce Super Long Wide High Roof. It features a partitioned bunk bed, a separate multi-room, and a central galley with a refrigerator and microwave. Price starts at 6,747,200 yen.

Towa Motors Sales launched the Klein 108 Ahre camper van based on the Suzuki Every. It includes a microwave, 15L fridge, 1500W inverter, and 105Ah auxiliary battery. Price starts at ¥3,102,000.

Monthly Jidōsha magazine showcased a custom camper van built on the Suzuki Every kei van. The exterior mimics the Suzuki Jimny off-roader with round headlights and a rugged grille. Inside: faux leather seats, perforated wall panels for gear storage, a pull-out table, and ceiling rod holders. A roof-top tent provides an additional sleeping area. The vehicle is aimed at fishing and camping enthusiasts.

About 70–100 people spent a night in cars at Kumamoto Keirin velodrome to practice earthquake evacuation. The drill focused on preventing economy-class syndrome, using emergency gear, and filling out QR-code surveys.

Colon announced the grand opening of Minamiaso Field Hotel in Minamiaso Village, Kumamoto Prefecture, on May 30. The resort offers 34 units: caravans with private hot springs and dome tents. Guests have unlimited access to the on-site hot spring facility.

Valenti Japan introduced the 'Jewel LED Tail Lamp Retro' for the Nissan E26 Caravan / NV350 Caravan and Isuzu Como. The lamps feature a classic design with full LED lighting for position, brake, turn signal, and reverse functions. A fade-out function is included for the first time in the series. Price: 71,500 yen.