I love (愛) how the Japanese can make so much utility out of a tiny vehicle. I can't wait for this to turn 25 years old so it can be imported into the US. 我愛日本
Thank you for showing us global camping options. In North America, we are into excess providing the most revenue for the auto manufacturers. This makes the cost unattainable for most people who would want to camp. Leasing fees are a minimum of 7% over 96 months!!! Sad. Wish there was a version of these campers for the other continents.
Probably, you can. I think that the van shown in the video was a daihatsu. During 2015, I employed an agent, with offices in both england and Japan, and, as, as a result of doing so, I was able to import a vehicle, similar to what that camper van's base vehicle would probably look like. I imported a subaru sambar. As I was importing a vehicle less than 10 years old, I had to pay about £2000 extra. Importing a vehicle more than 10 years old would have been much cheaper. The rules may have changed more recently. My charges included having to pay for the speedo to be converted from km to miles, despite the fact that I'd have been happy to stick with km, back then, which is an opinion of mine which hasn't changed, since then. As it happens, I'm now living in Romania, so it would have been a better situation for me if I would have been allowed to stick with km. However, I've not been forced to switch back to miles, since re-registering in RO, and / so I haven't done so, as that would have cost me yet more money. I love driving a short, and small, forward control van. However, importing spare parts from Japan is expensive. Currently, I have, on order, front disc pads, front left caliper, 2 front brake discs and the totally unnecessary plastic cover for the centre part of any one of the wheels. The cost for these parts, including delivery, is around £650 / 845 USD / 3900 lei. Cuteness will continue to have it's own costs, related to import charges, unless the manufacturers will make Japanese vehicles available locally, thereby allowing people to avoid the extra costs and hassle which come with importing from Japan. Don't hold your breath, in regards to forward control vans becoming more easily available in the UK. The UK and the EU now prefer that vehicles should have crumple zones. Unfortunately, any driver, or front seat passenger, in one of these cute forward control vehicles, has their legs in the crumple zone, and is likely to lose them, in the event of a crash. Some years, ago, I was driving a suzuki supercarry, and was involved in a crash which wrote it off. At about 30 mph, I crashed into another car, which was barely dented. Thankfully, the damage to my van was all on the passenger's side, and I didn't have a passenger at that time. If I would have had a passenger at that time, they would probably have lost their legs, as the glovebox ended up rammed up against the seat, on the LHS. That experience didn't put me off of driving such vehicles, though. They're not only cute, they're also practical, easy to park, and they're fun to drive, and they make giving way, at junctions with limited visability, much easier. It's sad to see that the idea of anything being fun to drive has been binned off, especially as boring automatics and electric cars have become more popular, or at least talked about more, online.
Interessante Fahrzeuge jetzt mal abgesehen davon ob man die in Europa überhaupt zugelassen bekommt , wie sitzt es sich darin als Europäer / Japaner sind doch meistens kleiner als wir !
Checker, the only thing he hates about modern technology is the fact people are using it to make art not inspire it. Particularly AI generation, which he considers an abomination to creativity.
Nice little campers, would like to own one but unfortunately they are not available for the US market. I am looking more for a small travel trailer to fill my needs. I have seen and looked at kei trucks that are imported into the US as used trucks. Where I live they would be great, economical transportation. Its great living in a small southern town, lol
In western standards too small but as former camper maker the Japanese ones are put together nicely professionally designed thumbs up believe it or not I drive an 1976 Argosy airstream modified to 30 feet aluminum body in British Columbia Canada. Cheers.
I like the Tentmushi (No. 6) very much. With the 72hp engine from the Toyota AygoX and the steering wheel on the left, it would also be ideal for Germany.
The Japanese are known for all the helpful items they put into their vehicles eg Toyota - so it appears this could hold true for their campers as well. From what I could see in most of them there were no toilets or showers. That could be a problem in some areas. Very nice units!
@@hubertaumeier4558 That’s good but over here it could be a problem as it’s getting more difficult to find washrooms as needed - especially as we get older & like to have our own personal units when we travel. However - their camper models are lovely and work well for them. Cheers!
People on the US are so huge and tall mam they probably won't fit , they are to sensitive😆😁👍Why don't you try first on Asian countries.. Bring it here in the Philippines
drives me nuts , live northwest of houston texas , this would be great to bug out ahead of next hurricane harvey. or another ice storm like last month. any evacuation really but nope got to pay $100,000 for flippin airstream . edit : which cash i do not have . cant even afford older rv 2d hand from anybody.
AT AN AFFORDABLE PRICE THESE WOULD SELL LIKE HOTCAKES!! THEY WOULD SOLVE THE HIGH COST OF RENT A APPARTMENT FOR A SINGLE PERSON AND ALSO WOULD BE A MEANS OF TRANSPORTATION. A HOME ON WHEELS.
I WOULD BUY ONE OF THESE BEFORE RENTING AN APPARTMENT AND USE THIS AS MY TRANSPORTATION MEANS ALSO. WOULD BE CHEAPER THEN RENTING AND ALSO MAKING PAYMENTS ON A CAR FOR TRANSPORTATION😊
Sorry, but it's gd fkn absurd we can't have anything like this in America. Here it'll be 5x larger, and 10x that cost. I love Japan. Spent a summer there in 1995. Should've stayed. US sucks it
As the campers get smaller, the prices get higher. lol. Nah but I don't know if these are fair prices for what you are getting. Defiantly cheaper than I excepted but I would have to see the thing in person to see how small it really is.
Are most of these mini-campers in actual production or, are they prototypes? These days, hundreds of used Toyota "High Ace" Campers are imported to the U.S. on a regular basis. The are right-sided driving, mostly in great shape, and being used largely along the U.S. West coast, where they are imported to. Can these be imported to the U.S. new?
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I wish these were sold in the US. I would buy one in a heartbeat!
Exactly. When you shop for a camper in the US it seems like they all look the same…and have looked the same for the past five decades.
@@emmas1082 spot on!
And all the class b I've see are quite pricey
@@daebak_hana yes, and still rather large too
@@slargo83 yes! I don't want to drive something huge!
I love (愛) how the Japanese can make so much utility out of a tiny vehicle. I can't wait for this to turn 25 years old so it can be imported into the US. 我愛日本
25 years of Japanese bodily fluid discharges. Mmmm.
@@rusolinio121 They dont live in it 25 years straight. You can get it cleaned. But still, it's better to own it fresh from the factory.
@@rusolinio121 cum for everywhere
Wow, lots of mini campers coming out. Everyone loves to get away from home but still have the comforts of home with them. 👍
I love the little blue and white one, with the round window on the door. Tentmushi I think it was called. So cute!
Wow so small vehicle , but the interior so cool and beautiful, the location and maximixe the item was so good and perfect from the first view
J'adore je suis impressionné par la qualité et la qualité des produits c'est vraiment bien et beau 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
These are so FREAKING CUTE!!!
Omg...these motorhome are so small and cute. Looks very well designed
These are great to put in your backpack for when you get tired of walking.
Idk why but I love cars with short hood or nothing at all. I feel safe when driving it.
I like these. Perfect for 1 person.
or two close friends
Thanks for sharing this I'm enjoying it a year later but it's still new to me!
These are so affordable. I wish they were available in the US
Very interesting to see all the little k vans
Interesting.....
Great ideas for tiny places
Автомобиль для ровных дорог, красивые места планеты находятся на бездорожье)))
I like your vlogs ever since i watched your video for the first time.
Thank you for showing us global camping options. In North America, we are into excess providing the most revenue for the auto manufacturers. This makes the cost unattainable for most people who would want to camp. Leasing fees are a minimum of 7% over 96 months!!! Sad. Wish there was a version of these campers for the other continents.
OMG those Mini Campers are so cute 😍
Love you Japan for making them
beautiful! what a great concect!
Wow, very nice little camper. For 25 thousand euros you can only get a poorly equipped small car in Europe.
I wish that this mini campers come to European market 😍
Why can’t we get these vans in the uk!? They’re the cutest! Ideal for all of our tiny roads in the countryside
Probably, you can. I think that the van shown in the video was a daihatsu. During 2015, I employed an agent, with offices in both england and Japan, and, as, as a result of doing so, I was able to import a vehicle, similar to what that camper van's base vehicle would probably look like. I imported a subaru sambar. As I was importing a vehicle less than 10 years old, I had to pay about £2000 extra. Importing a vehicle more than 10 years old would have been much cheaper. The rules may have changed more recently. My charges included having to pay for the speedo to be converted from km to miles, despite the fact that I'd have been happy to stick with km, back then, which is an opinion of mine which hasn't changed, since then. As it happens, I'm now living in Romania, so it would have been a better situation for me if I would have been allowed to stick with km. However, I've not been forced to switch back to miles, since re-registering in RO, and / so I haven't done so, as that would have cost me yet more money. I love driving a short, and small, forward control van. However, importing spare parts from Japan is expensive. Currently, I have, on order, front disc pads, front left caliper, 2 front brake discs and the totally unnecessary plastic cover for the centre part of any one of the wheels. The cost for these parts, including delivery, is around £650 / 845 USD / 3900 lei. Cuteness will continue to have it's own costs, related to import charges, unless the manufacturers will make Japanese vehicles available locally, thereby allowing people to avoid the extra costs and hassle which come with importing from Japan. Don't hold your breath, in regards to forward control vans becoming more easily available in the UK. The UK and the EU now prefer that vehicles should have crumple zones. Unfortunately, any driver, or front seat passenger, in one of these cute forward control vehicles, has their legs in the crumple zone, and is likely to lose them, in the event of a crash. Some years, ago, I was driving a suzuki supercarry, and was involved in a crash which wrote it off. At about 30 mph, I crashed into another car, which was barely dented. Thankfully, the damage to my van was all on the passenger's side, and I didn't have a passenger at that time. If I would have had a passenger at that time, they would probably have lost their legs, as the glovebox ended up rammed up against the seat, on the LHS. That experience didn't put me off of driving such vehicles, though. They're not only cute, they're also practical, easy to park, and they're fun to drive, and they make giving way, at junctions with limited visability, much easier. It's sad to see that the idea of anything being fun to drive has been binned off, especially as boring automatics and electric cars have become more popular, or at least talked about more, online.
Interessante Fahrzeuge jetzt mal abgesehen davon ob man die in Europa überhaupt zugelassen bekommt , wie sitzt es sich darin als Europäer / Japaner sind doch meistens kleiner als wir !
Cute, amazing, adorable, absolutely beautiful.💖💖💖💖💖
boobs ❤❤❤❤
This is like something that Hayao Miyazaki himself would conceive! I can see it in his Studio Ghibli productions!
Hayao Miyazaki literally hates modern technology
what are you talking about?
@@checkerfired3995 its a kei camper van, there is nothing modern about it
Checker, the only thing he hates about modern technology is the fact people are using it to make art not inspire it. Particularly AI generation, which he considers an abomination to creativity.
I dream of wanting one like this. It's amazing.
Looks like a cute lunch box 🥰
And cookie tires, for dessert.
Looks like it’s straight out of animal crossing 🥰
Nice little campers, would like to own one but unfortunately they are not available for the US market. I am looking more for a small travel trailer to fill my needs. I have seen and looked at kei trucks that are imported into the US as used trucks. Where I live they would be great, economical transportation. Its great living in a small southern town, lol
i wish that tentmushi was possible in houston tx .
get out before next hurricane hits. harvey was a pain.
not paying for airstream for $100000
You can import after it turns 25 yrs old.
Still bigger than my last apartment in Tokyo. 😊
In western standards too small but as former camper maker the Japanese ones are put together nicely professionally designed thumbs up believe it or not I drive an 1976 Argosy airstream modified to 30 feet aluminum body in British Columbia Canada. Cheers.
I like the Tentmushi (No. 6) very much. With the 72hp engine from the Toyota AygoX and the steering wheel on the left, it would also be ideal for Germany.
Good Luck from Germany 👋
Impressive, I'd enjoy here in Texas
Love it, how it cost for the toyota at 36;43 ?? Hope it will come one day in France !!
I live solo. This is just the right size for me, and I could drive it. The big ones intimidate me. I wish the US sold these sizes.
here in Philippines its very nice.! Japan is very high tech!👍👍👍👍👍💟💟💟💟💟💖💖💖💖
I love japanese made, they are durable. I love japanese people, they're very kind.
I want one = so great for camping trips and small enough to drive around when you get there. Absolutely love the designs all of them.
there must be away to get anyone of these to England. can anyone tell me how to do this please
The Japanese are known for all the helpful items they put into their vehicles eg Toyota - so it appears this could hold true for their campers as well. From what I could see in most of them there were no toilets or showers. That could be a problem in some areas. Very nice units!
Japan has an amazing network of super clean and designed toilets everywhere. Also there are many public Onsen (bath houses) all over.
@@hubertaumeier4558 That’s good but over here it could be a problem as it’s getting more difficult to find washrooms as needed - especially as we get older & like to have our own personal units when we travel. However - their camper models are lovely and work well for them. Cheers!
The Tentmushi is so cute.
Saludos cordiales desde Puerto Rico está bella
Brilliant 👍 use of 🌌 space
No sabia que a los japoneses les gustaran tanto este tipo de vehículos pero los hacen super
Excellent miny camping vans ❤️ it's only available Japan not available in India 🤔🤗
Cool, interesting content
Sean profesionales con la cámara en la presentación, parece que voy en una montaña rusa
I wish these were sold in the US!
Kim (Cookbook Bibliophile) SEE :R.V. WE’RE HOUSE , IN , WEST PALM BEACH 🏖 .!!!!! 👍❤️😂.....THEY CAN , CREATE ANYTHING .!!!!! ......
Find a used Aerostar or VW Vanagon and go from there...at half the price of the cheapest and have solar power too...LOL
@Cff Champ can't be licensed in many states.
Import it we live in a global economy
People on the US are so huge and tall mam they probably won't fit , they are to sensitive😆😁👍Why don't you try first on Asian countries.. Bring it here in the Philippines
nhiều mầu quá đẹp, mini van, full các các kiểu Camping
Super cute campers, we can only get 20 year old JDM campers in US, but still way cool 😂
Kawaii 😍...yeah I love studio ghibli
They are all so cute.
How I wish they could also be available here in the Philippines ....
There is... I think their page is in facebook
Adorbs! No room for bathroom/ shower in any that you saw there? Just curious...thanks luv these!
Those are all adorable. Too bad they won't ever import them to the US until they're 25 years old or older.
You meant, the us import old car from Japan?
@@mastergaming8312 yes, there is a thriving market for rv's and other vehicles from Japan, but they have to be at least 25 years old.
drives me nuts , live northwest of houston texas , this would be great to bug out ahead of next hurricane harvey. or another ice storm like last month.
any evacuation really but nope got to pay $100,000 for flippin airstream .
edit : which cash i do not have .
cant even afford older rv 2d hand from anybody.
These vans are so amazing.
I wish these to come to India. Lovely !
Im surprised Kei cars didn't get some popularity in europe, especially in hotter countries with good weather conditions
Απίστευτο...δεν περιμενα με τίποτα ότι θα έβρισκα Έλληνα σε αυτό το κανάλι. Μπράβο για τα βίντεο φίλε μου. Πολύ καλή δουλειά👍
Well done Japan and Japanese engineering. Incredible innovation. Stay always under the Allah blessing. Ameen.
@Miles Doyle of couse because he is prophet, not god ✌️
@@nixenvines007 who is that????lol....
AT AN AFFORDABLE PRICE THESE WOULD SELL LIKE HOTCAKES!! THEY WOULD SOLVE THE HIGH COST OF RENT A APPARTMENT FOR A SINGLE PERSON AND ALSO WOULD BE A MEANS OF TRANSPORTATION. A HOME ON WHEELS.
Chitty chitty bang bang version of this awesome box? 🎼🏓
i wish there's one in my country , its so cute
They are perfect homes for Japancells.
This is so cute 😍!
Why are these so dang cute?
Nice!! Are they able to drive legally in Europe??
I love tentmushi!
imagine how big these would be in the USA. for that kind of price for a new one, with people looking for camper vans, this would be perfect.
Kangen zaman dulu dimana semua serba mini
I WOULD BUY ONE OF THESE BEFORE RENTING AN APPARTMENT AND USE THIS AS MY TRANSPORTATION MEANS ALSO. WOULD BE CHEAPER THEN RENTING AND ALSO MAKING PAYMENTS ON A CAR FOR TRANSPORTATION😊
Sorry, but it's gd fkn absurd we can't have anything like this in America. Here it'll be 5x larger, and 10x that cost. I love Japan. Spent a summer there in 1995. Should've stayed. US sucks it
The Tentmushi looks good... Omg
Love from pakistan
良い一日！インディ 727 は左利きだったかどうか教えてください。
😍😍😍😍 Adorable
Wish these guys were in Canada
I wish this were sold in Malaysia,i like it very much
Looks like a Jacques Tati showroom!
wow were they at
What is the name of the first track starting at 1:30 ?
Yeah, the camper is also nice ;)
Can they fly? 😊
The shape of the vehicles are really cool. They should offer one with a portable toilet for convenience.
these are really pretty! love from the united states~ ^o^
Would be so fun to make a road trip in one.
So cute🥰🥰🥰
Amazing, so simple , sharp and edgy :)
theyre so cute
the full oblong pop top gets my vote !
As the campers get smaller, the prices get higher. lol. Nah but I don't know if these are fair prices for what you are getting. Defiantly cheaper than I excepted but I would have to see the thing in person to see how small it really is.
bom demais!! so quem tem Towner sabe o prazer de dirigir!
Bring them to Argentina!!! Please
Looking amazing..
😋👍❤️😋👍❤️
I really like the Tentmushi and Tentmushi D, but sadly I cannot find one in Germany.
Like from Russia!
Soooo cute.
Are most of these mini-campers in actual production or, are they prototypes? These days, hundreds of used Toyota "High Ace" Campers are imported to the U.S. on a regular basis. The are right-sided driving, mostly in great shape, and being used largely along the U.S. West coast, where they are imported to. Can these be imported to the U.S. new?
not new as far as i know. not in gulfcoast area.
Can't import any cars newer than 25 years since production
lovely❤
Waoooo zabrdast
What an money for an little camper.