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The Japan RV Association has expanded its network of paid RV parks with three new facilities in Shimane, Shizuoka, and Miyagi prefectures. The parks offer electricity, toilets, and waste disposal, with rates starting from 2,500 to 5,000 yen per night.
The Japan RV Association continues to develop a network of specialized parks for safe and comfortable overnight stays in motorhomes. In January 2026, three new facilities opened in different regions of the country.
All parks offer a safe alternative to public parking lots and are aimed at travelers seeking comfortable and secure motorhome travel.
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The Japan RV Association is promoting a network of dedicated parks for safe overnight stays in motorhomes. The new 'RV Park Hirata' facility in Izumo ...
The Japan RV Association is promoting a network of dedicated parks for safe overnight stays in motorhomes. The new 'RV Park Hirata' facility in Izumo City offers two sites with electricity, toilets, and waste disposal. The overnight fee starts from 2,500 yen per vehicle.
The Japan RV Association is expanding its network of paid overnight parking facilities for motorhomes, offering a secure alternative to public rest ar...
The Japan RV Association is expanding its network of paid overnight parking facilities for motorhomes, offering a secure alternative to public rest areas. The new site in Shizuoka Prefecture accommodates up to 6 vehicles and provides 24-hour access to toilets, electricity, and waste disposal. The overnight fee starts at 2,500 yen per vehicle.
The Japan RV Association is expanding a network of dedicated parks for safe and comfortable motorhome stays. The new 'RV Park Aquaignis Sendai' in Miy...
The Japan RV Association is expanding a network of dedicated parks for safe and comfortable motorhome stays. The new 'RV Park Aquaignis Sendai' in Miyagi Prefecture offers 8 spaces, electricity, 24-hour restrooms, and access to hot springs. The overnight fee starts at 5,000 yen per vehicle.
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