Laid-Back Camp (ゆるキャン△)

Nishifujinomiya. Nishifujinomiya.

I'm at Fujinomiya

This is way closer than Kofu.

Okay!

Off I go!

Fujinomiya's known for yakisoba, right?

I can't wait!

This is Cape Ohmama.

What a nice view of Mt. Fuji!

This is the kiritanpo hot pot we had together.

It turned out nice, didn't it?

Kiritanpo is like something in between fried rice balls and fried rice cakes, huh?

Wait, never mind that photo...

And this is Iida-san and her dad, who saved us from the freezing cold.

Toba-sensei's there, too!

Rin told Sensei what was going on.

If she hadn't, who knows what would've happened?

Same with me!

Rin-chan saved me at Lake Motosu, too.

We're gonna have to call her "Shimarin-sama" out of gratitude and reverence!

You're right, Ena-chan!

Great Shimarin-sama, please accept our offering.

Praise be. Praise be.

No worshiping.

Episode 7 Nadeshiko's Solo Camp Planning

Wait, do you not have Outclub today?

The others have to work, so we're not meeting.

I haven't been able to do anything with the club since I started work, either.

I kind of miss it.

I see...

Hey, Ena-chan!

Why don't the three of us hold an emergency Outclub meeting?

Hey, good idea, Nadeshiko-chan.

I never gave you permission to include me.

Then again, I have somewhere to be today myself.

See you.

By the way, Nadeshiko, are you serious about going solo camping?

Yeah.

I'm thinking of going this week since I have time off work.

Why, though?

Remember?

You said solo camping is a totally different experience from camping with other people.

That made me want to try it, too.

So I figured I'd ask you all about solo camping!

I never realized I was encouraging her.

How do you usually pick a place to camp?

I search for "campsites" on Glueglue Maps to find a few spots,

then do some research to find out more about them.

Campsites

Oh, yeah, it might be easier to find a place on Maps.

It's also a good idea to check out campers' blogs.

They talk about things you wouldn't know unless you went there.

Oh, this place seems nice.

Look, the view is great.

Oh, here?

It's way up in the mountains, though.

It might be too hard to walk up.

Wait, aren't you getting a ride from Sakura-san?

Nah.

Since I'm solo camping, I'm thinking of going on foot from the train or bus.

Besides, I'm pretty sure if I told her I'm going camping alone, she'd say no.

By yourself?!

What are you going to tell her when you leave, then?

I-I think I'll tell her I'm going with my friends.

You're so lucky, Rin-chan.

You get to go anywhere you want on your moped.

Maybe I should get a license, too...

She'd fall over.

She'd get stranded without gas.

She'd take the wrong route and get lost.

Your face says no...

So, is there anything else to keep in mind?

Let me think...

Shimarin's Camping Course

Shimarin's Camping Course.

One: choose a campsite that's within cellular range.

Choose a campsite that's within cellular range

Hello?

Tempura soba delivery, please

No signal

Otherwise, you can't call for help when you're in trouble.

And you can't look up information online.

Let friends and family know where you're going

Two: let friends and family know where you're going.

Especially if you're going by yourself.

Do thorough research

Three: do thorough research.

Like about where the campsite is?

Among other things.

Sometimes the faucets don't work in the winter.

And sometimes the toilets are nasty.

Yeah, that would suck...

Hokuto

Nirasaki

Kofu

Koshu

Fuefuki

Yamanashi

Ohtsuki

Uenohara

Lake Yamanaka

Check the weather first

Four: check the weather first.

I already do that!

Kofu

Lake Yamanaka

You have to check the temperature graph to find out how cold it's going to get and when.

Chiaki and the others were kind of in danger because they didn't do that.

Decide what you're going to do when you get to the campsite

Five: decide what you're going to do when you get to the campsite.

Decorative Book

Decorative Book

Decorative Book

Decorative Book

What I'm going to do?

You'll get bored if you go solo camping without plans.

Start a fire, have a meal...

The end.

That's what happens.

What to do, huh?

It can be anything.

You can knit or take a walk around the campsite.

Sake, sake...

Found it.

Ikeike

This is the one I had in Iida-san's tent.

That sake was so good, and it paired so well with the hot pot.

I heard what happened, Toba-sensei.

That you went to Lake Yamanaka to pick up Ohgaki and the others.

Good thing nothing bad happened, huh?

Yes, it really is.

Hey, that's Ikeike.

You know of it?

A local sake shop recommended it to me when I went to Izu with my hiking club last year.

Izu's great, isn't it?

It has plenty of mountains and water...

Hey, that's it.

Why don't you take the club to Izu for their winter camping?

They could camp there safely without worrying too much about the cold.

Izu, huh?

Please be sure to stop by our shop if you're ever in Itou.

It might be nice to go. I do owe them, after all.

Izu Highland Cherry Blossom St. Iida Liquors

Thanks, Rin-chan!

I have a pretty good idea how to start solo camping now.

All right!

I'm going to get my research in before the weekend and make my solo camper debut!

Well, I should head home.

Oh, okay.

See you tomorrow!

Nadeshiko's going weekend solo camping, huh?

Yeesh.

I have the weekend off work too, actually.

You're going camping by yourself, you say?

I-I know it's winter, but it's warmer than here, and it's not too far.

Be sure to stay safe.

What? Really?

Give me your phone.

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There's a good yakisoba place along the way.

Why don't you check it out?

Really? I'll stop by!

Let family know where I'm going

Let family know where I'm going

Let family know where I'm going Choose a campsite in cell range Do thorough research Check the weather forecast Decide what to do once there

Things to do before camp trip

Campsites

Fujikawa Healthy Greenspace Campsite

A free campsite with running water and washrooms. You can get signal if you go high enough. Parking available nearby. I went in September and enjoyed the peace and quiet, the night view, and the view of Mt. Fuji. Suruga Bay from the lookout was beautiful!

Choose a campsite in cell range

Choose a campsite in cell range

Notes for campers

No fires on the premises. Please use the cooking area. Please take home all your trash. There are no administrators at the campsite. Please book a spot ahead of time. The water at the cooking area is potable, but supply is limited, so please use it sparingly.

Do thorough research

Do thorough research

Check the weather forecast

Check the weather forecast

3-1 Establishment of the Tokugawa Shogunate 1600 = Battle of Sekigahara Western forces (82,000) Mouri Terumoto, Ishida Mitsunari, Ukita Hideie, Mori HIdemoto Eastern forces (75,000) Tokugawa Ieyasu, Ikeda Terumasa, Asano Yoshinaga, Fukushima Masanori, Kuroda Nagamasa

*Things to do Draw? Walk? Soap bubbles

Decide what to do once there

Decide what to do once there

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