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Quokka Japandi: compact camper with Japanese-Scandinavian design

10.06.2026 01:06 1 min 2 sources
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Quokka Japandi: compact camper with Japanese-Scandinavian design
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In Brief

Japanese dealer Mishima Daihatsu has unveiled the compact camper Quokka Japandi based on a passenger car. The interior uses local fir and scallop shell paint for humidity and odor control. Base price is 3.19 million yen.

The Mishima Daihatsu dealer network has introduced a new compact camper model, the Quokka Japandi, featuring a Japanese-Scandinavian design. Built on a passenger car platform, it is aimed at solo travelers.

Interior features

The interior incorporates local fir wood and paint made from scallop shells. According to the manufacturer, this combination helps regulate humidity and odors, addressing common issues of condensation and mold in small living spaces.

Pricing

The base price of the model is 3.19 million yen.

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