About 10 years ago, when many Japanese were averse to getting wet or dirty, sleeping outdoors in tents or on ground sheets carried the stigma of poverty. Camping was for homeless people or earthquake victims.In one shop near Komazawa University, a good Coleman tent cost only �3,000 -- about a tenth of the American price at that time -- because companies were trying to spread the concept of camping to Japan. read more
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