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1
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camper
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Japan
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Camper culture is not as prevalent due to limited space and a preference for urban living.
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1
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2
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camper
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Japan
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Less common mode of vacationing, with limited ownership or rental of campers for outdoor adventures.
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1
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3
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campers
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Japan
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Less common due to limited space and availability of designated camping areas
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1
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4
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campground
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Japan
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Less common due to limited space and emphasis on urban living, some prefer glamping or luxury accommodations instead.
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1
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5
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camping
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Japan
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Less common form of leisure activity, often associated with strong connections to nature, and includes activities such as hiking and fishing while respecting the environment.
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1
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6
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camping
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Japan
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Camping often involves high-tech gear and equipment and is perceived as a luxury outdoor leisure activity.
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1
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7
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camping
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Japan
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Less common outdoor activity, often associated with organized group trips, and may involve glamping or staying in RVs
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1
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8
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camping
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Japan
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Unusual, as most music festivals do not offer camping options
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1
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9
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camping cuisine
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Japan
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Involves cooking instant noodles, gimbap, and other convenient foods using portable gas stoves.
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1
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10
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camping food
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Japan
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May include rice-based dishes and grilled seafood
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1
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