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The Japan RV Association has opened a new paid RV park in Mihara, Hiroshima Prefecture. The facility offers three spacious sites with mini cabins, canopies, electricity, and toilets from 3,500 yen per night.
A new paid RV park for campervans and motorhomes has opened in Hiroshima Prefecture. The facility, named "Ryubi no Mori Greenfield" (RV Park Asobi no Mori Greenfield), is located in Mihara City and offers three spacious parking spots.
Each site is equipped with a mini cabin, canopy, electricity, and a 24-hour toilet. Overnight rates start from 3,500 yen. The park was established by the Japan RV Association as part of its network of safe and comfortable stops for road travelers.
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Japan's RV Association is expanding a network of paid overnight parks for motorhomes and camper vans. A new facility in Mihara, Hiroshima Prefecture, ...
Japan's RV Association is expanding a network of paid overnight parks for motorhomes and camper vans. A new facility in Mihara, Hiroshima Prefecture, features three sites with mini cabins, covered decks, electricity, and 24-hour toilets. The cost starts at 3,500 yen per night.
A new fee-based RV park has opened in Hiroshima Prefecture, Japan. The "Yubi no Mori Greenfield" facility offers three spacious sites with mini cabins...
A new fee-based RV park has opened in Hiroshima Prefecture, Japan. The "Yubi no Mori Greenfield" facility offers three spacious sites with mini cabins, covered decks, electricity, and 24-hour restrooms. The nightly rate starts at 3,500 yen per vehicle.
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