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RV Park ASAHI Opens in Aomori: Private Motorhome Parking in Residential Area

30.07.2026 03:10 1 min 3 sources
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RV Park ASAHI Opens in Aomori: Private Motorhome Parking in Residential Area
Original source: Yahoo!ニュース

In Brief

RV Park ASAHI has opened in Aomori City, offering paid overnight parking for motorhomes with 4 spaces. Located in a residential area, it is 15 minutes from the ferry terminal to Hakodate. Rates start at 3,700 yen per night.

A new RV park, ASAHI, has opened in Aomori City, providing paid overnight parking for motorhomes. Situated in a residential neighborhood, it offers privacy and convenient access to central Aomori and the Hirosaki area. The ferry terminal to Hakodate is 15 minutes away.

The park features 4 parking spaces. Amenities include 24-hour toilets, 100V power outlets, water, and free trash disposal. Pets are allowed. Rates start at 3,700 yen per night.

The park is part of a network promoted by the Japan RV Association to address safety concerns and restrictions on long-term parking.

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RV Park ASAHI: Private Motorhome Parking in Aomori Residential Area

29.04.2026 news.yahoo.co.jp JPN Original source

New RV Park in Aomori

08.04.2026 chiba-tv.com JPN Original source

RV Park ASAHI in Aomori: A Convenient Base for Campers

08.04.2026 jikayosha.jp JPN Original source

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