Yuru Camp△Holy Site Pilgrimage: Laid-Back Camp△Holy Site Pilgrimage

Yuru Camp△is a manga about high school girls who go camping.Despite its simple premise, it has had a profound impact on many people for two main reasons.1, Firstly it has lowered the barrier to entry for camping.The traditional image of camping involved going out with family or a large group, pitching heavy tents or tarps, and having a barbecue. This made it difficult for beginners to get started.However, in this manga, the protagonist sets up camp by compactly loading their bicycle or scooter with equipment and then setting up on-site. The equipment is simple, consisting of small tables and chairs and a one-person tent, and requires no initial investment. I believe this has helped many people feel that the threshold for starting camping is lower and more accessible.2, Secondly it has made tourism and pilgrimage more accessible.One of the major points of Yuru Camp is that it has a relatively realistic depiction and real place names, making it very easy to go on a pilgrimage to the locations in the story. Every panel in the manga is drawn to resemble the real world, so you can experience the satisfaction of visiting places like「The road Rin traveled」 or 「The spot where Nadeshiko cooked」 It'salso possible to recreate these scenes if you're into cosplay.So, let's go and experience the wonderful world of Yuru Camp△together!Table of contentsYuru Camp△Holy Site PilgrimageShort reviewPilgrimage Site: Lake MotosukoAccess Sights to see1,Lake Motosuko Observation Park (Featured on the back of 1000 yen bill)2,LakeMotosuko public restroom (Bench where Nadeshiko slept)3,Kouan4,Lake Motosuko Lakeshore Estimated TimeResting placeAvailability of cosplay areas Impressions after visitingPilgrimage site: Lake ShibirekoAccessSights to see1,Lake Shibireko Suimeisou2, Lakeshore3,Monument Offered by Nadeshiko4, Lake Shibireko Suimeisou Campsite (Tent Area)Estimated TimeResting placeImpressions after visitingPilgrimage site: Hayakawa・AmahataAccess, MapSights to see1,Akasawa-Yado2,Migami no Taki (God Waterfall)3,Amahata Suspension BridgeEstimated TimeResting place4,Narada no Sato Onsem (Narada Land Onsem)5,Shimizu-Ya6,Villa AmahataImpressions after visitingPilgrimage Site : Venus Line (Nagano Prefecture)AccessSights to see1, Lake Shirakabako2, Kirigamine Nature Conservation Center3, Michino Eki Utsukushigahara KougenEstimated TimeResting place4, Korobokkuru Hyute5, KarakurakanImpressions after visitingPilgrimage site : Yashajin-TougeAccessSights to see1, The location of the road closure (Minami Alps Forest Road Yashajin-Touge Gate)2, The entrance to the mountain climbing trail (Yashajin-Touge Pass Trailhead)3, Setosendan no taki (Setosendan Falls)Estimated TimeResting place4, NatoriyaImpressions after visitingSights to see Hamanako (Shizuoka ken Hamamatsu shi)AccessSights to see1, Nagisaen Kyampu Jo ( Nagisaen Camp Site)2, Sakume Station3, Fujitaya4, Poko-chan Beach (Near Nadeshiko's grandmother's house)Estimated TimeResting place5, Bentenjima Seaside ParkImpressions after visiting Read more