|The reason I started camping

Since I was a child, my family often went camping, and that's how I came to love playing in nature.
I hardly camped from middle school to university, but in my first year as a working adult, I discovered the camping gear I used to use in my parents' attic.
Since I was just talking about camping with my friends, I tried it again and remembered the fun from the past and got hooked.

I still use the Coleman gasoline lantern that my father bought about 30 years ago.
|My camping style

Basically, I enjoy camping with a few friends.
I love sitting around the campfire with friends, enjoying delicious food and drinks, and having various conversations.
It's strange how I can openly express worries that I usually can't talk about when I'm around the fire. Haha.

In recent years, my camping friends have been increasing, and sometimes each person sets up their own tent to sleep. I enjoy the camping style of having fun with friends outside and then enjoying my own time when sleeping.
Also, when I go camping, I always bring my hobby, a DSLR camera, and I love to take pictures of the camping scenery, gear, and everyone having fun.

My favorite campsite is definitely the Fujinomiya Campground.
|Morning coffee is the blissful time.


|Favorite ZEN Camps gear
“Lifetime item” fire-blowing stick

My first favorite gear from ZEN Camps is the "fire-blowing stick."
Until now, I had only used cheap collapsible fire-blowing sticks and didn't feel the need for one, but using the fire-blowing stick from ZEN Camps changed my mind.

This "lifetime item" fire-blowing stick is sturdy and long-lasting, with a perfect fit at the mouthpiece and just the right pressure when blowing air, allowing you to revive a fire that was about to go out in an instant.
I didn't know that a fire-blowing stick could be such a useful piece of gear.
Also, while it has a sense of heaviness and luxury, the combination of brass and aluminum makes it lightweight, which is a nice bonus. I first fell in love with its cool appearance.

|Mountain development and campsite creation



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