Yes, I also saw this site which the guy has made practical additions to a similar mini campervan. Have a look here: ua-cam.com/video/R1AokJ9lmP8/v-deo.html It's called a K-Camping Car "Balocco" ? But looks very similar...
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It does look like a perfect vaccation vehicle for young couples! If the first row of back seats could be converted into regular passenger seats, it could even acomodate the entire family until the kids are bigger. Definitely something with a lot of potential in foreign markets, especially since k-cars already gained a lot of traction in smaller businesses.
The lack of storage would become a problem really fast for any sort of long term use/travel. Where to store food and cooking utensils alone would probable take up most if not all of the storage he has. So while nifty for short weekend trips or something (a bit pricey to buy something like this for that) that's about all it's good for. Even a micro-camper you hook up the back of your car would probable provide more space. It is cute though and if it works for him, then more power to him.
@@kamilpotato3764 Yeah I had the same idea. As a Dutch person I would not be able to sleep on the 'ground floor'. Top might be OK though. And I couldn't ever stretch my back on the bottom floor without the top being raised. A "XL" variant of this would be perfect for me. I don't need the gaudy US style.
Me too. This is exactly the size most people would love to purchase on the caravan / motor home market. I wish they would be electric instead of benzin motor.
@@margemargie9891 hmm, i fail to see US as a potential market. The country is gigantic with large roads so a big car is fine. Unlike Europe where you have a lot of narrow roads
"This little world is wonderful" - that is exactly how I feel when I get into my little pop-up camper van here, in Canada! This is a very well-made tour video of your little gem of a camper van. Happy travelling!
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Can we all just appreciate how this man just posted his video about his new car and now he has over two million views and almost 15k subs. He struck a market I didn't know I needed and I can't wait to see more! Much thanks from Canada for your review!
I join the previous speaker John from Canada and greet everyone from Germany from my caravan. It's just three degrees Celsius outside, but the weather is great. The sky is clear and starry.
people just love watching people who can live in their vehicles. I feel like it strikes some sort of desire in us to escape and meets the realms of possibility.
@@cIeetz Oh what? Really? I've only seen Jurassic Park, like, twenty times. You're so smart! Then I'm sure you can tell me what his real name is. Or how the fuck else I should address him, "Switcha". I'm also pretty sure that your parents didn't call you "Switcha" and that my surname isn't Hessi. Welcome to the internet. Everything must be new and exciting for you here.
@@Hessi If you are so ''experienced'' with the internet, you ought to know the basics. ''the previous speaker John from Canada'' is commonly referred to as the OP. On social media sites, OP usually stands for "original poster" or "original post." The person who creates a post that others are now replying to, or that first post itself, is the OP. So don't go being all nasty and patronizing when there is more evidence of you yourself being new to the internet.
What a cool little camper van. It looked very small at first, but once the popup was raised, it really did make it look a lot bigger. I also wasn't expecting it to have 2 beds inside, but it means you could leave the upper bed mostly made up, and leave the 'downstairs' for general living space. The sink is also a neat touch, and having the camp stove under the seat means you can easily use this as a weekender, possibly even a week away without sacrificing too many creature comforts :-) Nice review.
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@@meh4062 No, it won't pass European safety regulations. Van designs such as this were phased out in the 90s. The front crumple zone is literally the footwell.
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I would love to have one of these in the US!!! My mom and I love to go camping but her back is getting worse every year. Sleeping on an air mattress in a tent could send her to the hospital with terrible back pain. And neither of us currently have space for an RV or even pop up camper. This little K-Camper would fit in her garage or mine with space to spare. I love it!!!
I think this is what you got to love about Japan! I did a conversion and 3 million yen is around $27,000. IMO not bad! I could see this for those who just want somewhere to sleep when hitting the road or just hanging out in nature. 我們愛日本
@@truthalonetriumphs6572 that’s like almost 2 oil changes not even a air filter change that’s practically new, less than 5% of most cars full lifespans
I love this van, it is so small and full of character! I would love to customize it entirely. And for only 35-40k aud, that's really impressive pricing for the campervan market.
@@kamilpotato3764 I agree, I've been thinking about converting a truck (bigger one) maybe I am older, as a hobby. This caravan looked awesome, but a tad too tiny, it looked a too cramped.
I really have to admit, I love how respectuful and friendly Asians are. This is something I really miss in the western world. Thank you for showing us your K-camper. I think this is a really really nice one!
This brought a smile to my face. It's so cute and practical, The "top floor", is not designed for us "larger" shaped old Scotsmen. HAve fun and enjoy your new camper van. Bring it to Scotland, we have mountains as well. :D Love from Scotland 5* :D
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Love it! This guy is happy to have a new camper. Everything in the vehicle is a big discovery for him. I have noticed most other countries, except the US, seem to have many pop up campers to choose from. Pop up campers are wonderful and you can park in your garage.
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This is the Tiny House of campers, an ingenious design, as I would expect from the Japanese. Put a portapotty in, and it's pretty livable, for one person, anyway. The sink can be used for rudimentary washcloth bathing. The poptop is great for a feeling of spaciousness. I stealth-lived In a Westfalia VW poptop van for several months. This would be luxurious in comparison. Add a mini fridge and you would be good to go! Let's see ... 3M yen is what, in dollars? $26,632.58, not too shabby. Now, is it available in the US? Well, probably not until it's 25 yrs old, although they could be made USA-compliant if there's a market. Could be.
I could see someone working out how to get a toilet and even basic shower setup that can be put away. This thing definitely setup better for that kind of customization than the average work van and people still manage to do such improvements with those.
It would be so good on gas! Parts of Canada now 2.09 a litre or $7.91 a gallon. I have a truck and camper won't be going far! About as big as my camper for my short box, sleeps 3, but has a 3 way fridge and 2 burner stove, cupboards bigger. A yeti compact fridge would work or Aplicool. I really like his campervan! We are short would work for us. Everything is extra large in North America! All I can think of is the gas mileage it would get, love driving stick shift too!
It's a lovely van! It is well-designed. Thanks for sharing your experience with us! I probably don't have the courage to invest 3 million yen on a van without being able to test-drive it first, but Japanese reliability is legendary.
Thanks for making such a thorough review! I'm amazed at all the little details that make this camper comfortable and practical. I enjoyed that you were so excited while recording the video! I could see your emotions through the screen. If you make another video, I'll be sure to watch it! 🙆🏻♀️
I enjoyed the straightforward, detailed, and relatable presentation. After watching many videos on American camping vans and trailers, I was surprised that the table was not part of the bed setup. Now, I wonder if the table can be used in another location too. This vehicle has much potential. It is unfortunate that there is only one video. I am curious to know more about the use of the vehicle over the past year.
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It’s gonna be a hard sell in USA because a Kei car is built with a max of 660cc engine or 64 horsepower, that’s smaller than most motorcycles here. Highway driving would be worrisome today, even though the VW Bus of the 70’s had similar engine power.
@@SteelHex There are older versions from the 90's now (not K cars though) that are diesel powered and they struggle to maintain highway speeds but they were build with 4WD and sit higher. It's hard to get them legal in some states though and there are import issues galore as you mentioned and it takes like 20 years sometimes before it's legal to even import them. (See the Toyota Hiace camper) Though for some people like me... I could never fit in something like this since I'm 6'3", I have enough issues fitting in US made RVs that are made for us taller people.
@@SilvaDreams I’m 6’4” and I would not fit either. Though the upstairs sleeping space would be perfect. I love sleeping higher up and on harder surfaces, along with the extra space I would love it up there. Anywhere else in that cabin would be extremely cramped though.
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Nice little camper. Ideal for weekend breaks. The heating is also a god send as I hate being cold and miserable. Only think needed would be a TV or a small portable projector and some surround speakers, which can be usb charged and Bluetooth.
Awesome, I wish we had them in England, the steering wheel is even on the correct side for us, BTW I think the cupboard above the cab is to store the table.
Very cute, I was waiting to see where the toilet was, I half expected him to lift up the base of the passenger seat to reveal a hidden cassette toilet!
A lot of the Japanese campers do not include a toilet as (culturally) the idea of toilet in their car is quite abhorrent (or at least unacceptable). Modern campers are starting to include them, but for the Japanese, toilet use in public is not an issue. Most (or maybe all) establishments are quite hospitable in that respect. And most campers also do not feel the need to provide shower facilities because of the many onsens and sentos in Japan. In fact, my suspicion is that the Japanese get a camper, and then go and visit as many onsens as possible (their version of a "pub crawl" except with Onsens and over a few days at least). At least, that's what this non-Japanese has sort of figured out (or speculated). My dream is to caravan in Hokkaido. But....
Hi Coupy. I loved this video and enjoyed you looking so pleased with your new K-car camper. Please make some more new videos of your adventures, I would love to see more. Hi from Ireland..
Thank you for the English subtitles and showing us a Japanese camper van. It’s so fun to see how things are made differently in different places. Here in the United States they are made larger but the quality doesn’t seem to be as good as what that looks to be.
Powered cooler and toilet under rear seat would be great! Could get away with sink washes but could always have a solar shower a d fill it with warm water!
No need for toilets or shower in Japan.there are free clean public toilet everywhere, plus 24/7 convenience store toilets on almost every corners. And cheap onsen (~¥500) easily accessible, onsen are natural hot water spa or public bath (sento). Japan is the best for van life.
@@sjefhendrickx2257.. and you forgot: a laptop, hairdryer, an clothes iron, and a dog, and a dog house, and a backyard.. yes man, some people never get the vibe of wandering with the minimum, it's a rare blessing to know when it's enough 🙏
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why cant we have stuff like that in england no one wants oversized campers anymore, there out of date, with all the awning accessories etc theres no need and most people cook outside in the awning anyway, mint camper
Are you a Professional Car Reviewer. If not you should be! A great review, I liked the preview introduction. Then following review, exterior, interior shots. Informative, detailed demonstrations of all the features. Clear, concise, well done English subs. Again, you have compiled a great review. Kind Regards
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It's so cute! Life would seem so simple getting to live in a place like that. Of course it would be more complicated because of where you are allowed to stay parked, and also more complicated because of how you could receive mail. And I can't drive because of disability, so I can't have one anyway. But it looks lovely, and so much cheaper than a house.
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It has a manual transmission! Awesome! I Love my Honda Civic with 5-speed! Yours has 4WD! That's always handy for camping! And the retro styling is great! The sliders on the dash remind me of older vehicles but that's definitely a *Good* thing! I love the round windows, it reminds me of an 80s conversion van from here in the US! Thanks much for this tour of your new vehicle!
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I really like that RV, it would be great to camp in. Its nimble enough that you wouldnt have problems parking and you wouldnt have to have a drag along car or motorcycle. Very nice, and the 4x4 feature makes it all that much better.
Amazing! I think the EU would love these small campers. Especially for the younger generation! - If they do not sell them here yet, i can imagine i will need to build a micro van
@@bengillen1287 These little things which actually seems to be 'green' (and smart in usage) are nono, but stupid 2 ton SUV hybrids surely will save the environment over here... Slowly we can't even find an A segment car, everything is SUV here in 'greenworld'...
Best buy, but i cringe whenever you over rev in 1st gear whenever you move off from stationary position. Just take her out easy and the gear box clutch plate will last you longer slightly. 😘😘😘😘😘
@@christophedecavalla2941 oof. yeah i have a 993cc suzuki car, drive like you stole it, cus there is no torque at all if you dont. still my golden standard of a fun car. there was a buy making cam regrinds that had power up to 9k rpm, hehehe.
I camp with an RV in the US and I love seeing the similarities and differences! Mine is comparatively HUGE (33 feet or 10.6 meters long) but I have also sat in mine & thought “this little world inside is wonderful.” I look forward to seeing all of your trips!
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Konnichiwa Coupysan.Thank you for putting English subtitles up.I love your new van and I am so pleased at how happy you are with it.I hope you have many happy trips in it!
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Wow, seeing the Japanese version is really a huge difference between the Indonesian version. In Indonesia the acceleration pedals are close to each other. Which the Japanese version are much more comfortable. Also the radio in Indonesia you only get a single din radio, rather getting the 9" inch version like yours. Pretty cool modification though.
I would absolutely buy something like this in the USA, IF it was capable of comfortably cruising at 70mph and got 35 mpg. Beautiful rig! Thank you for your review!!!
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I love the Japanese and their sensibility when they talk about objects.
Japan is the most macho civilized society in the world. Talking about objects
Yeah, they rarely sugar coat
Yes, I also saw this site which the guy has made practical additions to a similar mini campervan. Have a look here: ua-cam.com/video/R1AokJ9lmP8/v-deo.html
It's called a K-Camping Car "Balocco" ? But looks very similar...
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The way the Japanese make the most use out of the smallest of spaces never ceases to amaze me. Doing more with less.
I like small
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I wish we could get these in other countries. All of the campers are huge. This is so great.
Bit too tiny for most Europeans. Bed too short. 182cm is very short
It does look like a perfect vaccation vehicle for young couples! If the first row of back seats could be converted into regular passenger seats, it could even acomodate the entire family until the kids are bigger. Definitely something with a lot of potential in foreign markets, especially since k-cars already gained a lot of traction in smaller businesses.
The lack of storage would become a problem really fast for any sort of long term use/travel. Where to store food and cooking utensils alone would probable take up most if not all of the storage he has.
So while nifty for short weekend trips or something (a bit pricey to buy something like this for that) that's about all it's good for. Even a micro-camper you hook up the back of your car would probable provide more space.
It is cute though and if it works for him, then more power to him.
@@kamilpotato3764 Yeah I had the same idea. As a Dutch person I would not be able to sleep on the 'ground floor'. Top might be OK though.
And I couldn't ever stretch my back on the bottom floor without the top being raised.
A "XL" variant of this would be perfect for me. I don't need the gaudy US style.
@@kamilpotato3764 but the 'Second floor' bed was 210cm. so viable
This kind of small camper vans i can see a huge market in Europe for them. Thank you for the english subs and the in-depth review. Really really nice.
I agree ! Kei cars must be selling in EU ! I 'll buy one at once ! I love it too !
Me too. This is exactly the size most people would love to purchase on the caravan / motor home market. I wish they would be electric instead of benzin motor.
huge market in United States as well. Not sure why we're not seeing these over here.
Not at that price
@@margemargie9891 hmm, i fail to see US as a potential market. The country is gigantic with large roads so a big car is fine. Unlike Europe where you have a lot of narrow roads
Wow, imagine having a group of like minded friends and each having a kamper vehicle of their own and arrange camping trips together.
Exactly what i was thinking.
Imagine having a group of friends who could all afford 30k us dollars...
Just buy a bigger vehicle and split the gas and all other expenses, its greener too haha
Imagine having a friend...
Sounds so cute
"This little world is wonderful" - that is exactly how I feel when I get into my little pop-up camper van here, in Canada! This is a very well-made tour video of your little gem of a camper van. Happy travelling!
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Excellent. Lovely little motorhome.
Great car though I wouldn't fit in too easily with my 192cm.
“This little world is wonderful”. For some reason that’s absolutely lovely, the sheer joy this has brought him is amazing.
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Can we all just appreciate how this man just posted his video about his new car and now he has over two million views and almost 15k subs. He struck a market I didn't know I needed and I can't wait to see more! Much thanks from Canada for your review!
I join the previous speaker John from Canada and greet everyone from Germany from my caravan. It's just three degrees Celsius outside, but the weather is great. The sky is clear and starry.
people just love watching people who can live in their vehicles. I feel like it strikes some sort of desire in us to escape and meets the realms of possibility.
@@Hessi aha He isnt John is a meme. John Hammond was the old man in Jurassic Park
@@cIeetz Oh what? Really? I've only seen Jurassic Park, like, twenty times. You're so smart! Then I'm sure you can tell me what his real name is. Or how the fuck else I should address him, "Switcha". I'm also pretty sure that your parents didn't call you "Switcha" and that my surname isn't Hessi. Welcome to the internet. Everything must be new and exciting for you here.
@@Hessi If you are so ''experienced'' with the internet, you ought to know the basics.
''the previous speaker John from Canada'' is commonly referred to as the OP.
On social media sites, OP usually stands for "original poster" or "original post." The person who creates a post that others are now replying to, or that first post itself, is the OP.
So don't go being all nasty and patronizing when there is more evidence of you yourself being new to the internet.
What a cool little camper van. It looked very small at first, but once the popup was raised, it really did make it look a lot bigger. I also wasn't expecting it to have 2 beds inside, but it means you could leave the upper bed mostly made up, and leave the 'downstairs' for general living space.
The sink is also a neat touch, and having the camp stove under the seat means you can easily use this as a weekender, possibly even a week away without sacrificing too many creature comforts :-)
Nice review.
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Leave it to the Japanese, they know how to make things for everyone's comfort👍
As long as you are not over 6 ft tall.
Agree
For this price, you can get a brand new full size camping car, or 4 high end custom made camper vans...
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@@aurelienbernard7745 not really unless you want to spend 50,000 dollars. Besides this is more square sleeping quarters.
Boy, I wish it were easier to bring these little vehicles over to the US.
There are A LOT of people who would love european/japanese vans in USA
I do too but american needs are for bigger cars and fact our roads are bigger. I can see european market do well with this.. from the small roads.
@@meh4062 because people is bigger.. as in WallE
@@meh4062 No, it won't pass European safety regulations. Van designs such as this were phased out in the 90s. The front crumple zone is literally the footwell.
@@meh4062 why do Americans need bigger things? It's weird
Best part of the truck is now they put a little hot wheel or model car inside the driving cabin, nice little touch lol
Love how clever these K cars are. Minimal size but with enough features to keep most people happy. Love to have this camper.
Missing most important toilet l0l
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@@acc888x isn't there a bathroom with shower and a toilet
Would be so cool to rent one for 3 months and just explore Japan in it.
Wouldn't be cool if someone stole it😎
@@yodazo9658 it's Japan, not Europe or the USA
@@fightsportsworldwide9776 exactly!
@@yodazo9658 it's Japan bro nobody it's gona steel it
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I absolutely love the way the Japanese make stuff.
"This little word is wonderful" I Can feel it too
I would love to have one of these in the US!!! My mom and I love to go camping but her back is getting worse every year. Sleeping on an air mattress in a tent could send her to the hospital with terrible back pain. And neither of us currently have space for an RV or even pop up camper. This little K-Camper would fit in her garage or mine with space to spare. I love it!!!
I love you Japanese people! So clean, so respectful, such decent folks. God bless you all
ive somehow never seen the american passive aggressive "nice" brand of racism before
@@DM-ur8vc ......not being racist is a high horse situation now?? okay lol
@@DM-ur8vc not reading all that lol. not rotting my brain with whatever racist drivel ur putting down
@@DM-ur8vc understand what 😭😭 did you end up actually saying anything??
@@DM-ur8vc too bad u couldnt make ur point in a readable format i guess :(
I think this is what you got to love about Japan! I did a conversion and 3 million yen is around $27,000. IMO not bad! I could see this for those who just want somewhere to sleep when hitting the road or just hanging out in nature. 我們愛日本
In my country that ban Would cost 100,000 🤭
I mean it’s alright since it’s new, but you could get a 25 ft rv with a bedroom and open style floorplan
It's 10,000 km isn't it? Not new. He even says "it smells like a new car" because that surprised him.
@@truthalonetriumphs6572 that’s like almost 2 oil changes not even a air filter change that’s practically new, less than 5% of most cars full lifespans
@D R Synthetic oil is similar in the states (every 10k miles)
The simplicity is what makes this exceptional, practical and refreshing.
I like it, it looks cozy for single people, or for a couple off on an adventure.
Amazing.
Compared to the huge RVs in the US that you need a giant truck / engine to haul, this is so humble. Beautiful.
I like this little camper, I think it is a great idea. Keep making more videos about it.
Thanks for the translation, I wouldn't have watched this otherwise.
This is a unique and very interesting vehicle.I am Glad i watched this video.
I love this van, it is so small and full of character! I would love to customize it entirely. And for only 35-40k aud, that's really impressive pricing for the campervan market.
you can get second hand ones for 20-25K
Bit too tiny for most Europeans. Bed too short. 182cm is very short
@@kamilpotato3764 They could make the car 10-20cm longer for EU market (if they ever did it)
@@kamilpotato3764 I agree, I've been thinking about converting a truck (bigger one) maybe I am older, as a hobby. This caravan looked awesome, but a tad too tiny, it looked a too cramped.
@@kamilpotato3764 most Europeans are 167 - 180cm
I really have to admit, I love how respectuful and friendly Asians are. This is something I really miss in the western world.
Thank you for showing us your K-camper. I think this is a really really nice one!
Except for the Chinese that kill rhinos just for the horns.
This brought a smile to my face. It's so cute and practical, The "top floor", is not designed for us "larger" shaped old Scotsmen. HAve fun and enjoy your new camper van. Bring it to Scotland, we have mountains as well. :D
Love from Scotland 5* :D
Sean Connery would never have fitted in this, unless you cut off the roof.
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Love it! This guy is happy to have a new camper. Everything in the vehicle is a big discovery for him. I have noticed most other countries, except the US, seem to have many pop up campers to choose from. Pop up campers are wonderful and you can park in your garage.
Wow ! This is Very Cool, Wish we had this here in the States.
That was beautiful and lovely to see Coupy so happy with his purchase.
Thank you for the subtitles in English. I really enjoyed your review. This compact camper looks so cool!
For such a small car, I still see the excellent build quality of any Japanese cars and products!
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I live in a minivan in the United States , you have a lot more room than I do !
where do you live, in a shoebox on wheels? 😃
@@ilkagorz9032 He literally said where he lived. Moron.
Do you have free wifi to watch UA-cam.
that's just sad though, isn't it?
@@matycee No. Its so practical, i like it.
This vehicle is possibly the most Japanese thing I've ever seen. I love it.
wowe a little and fine Micro Camper ..i think tats its good for me😁
This is the Tiny House of campers, an ingenious design, as I would expect from the Japanese. Put a portapotty in, and it's pretty livable, for one person, anyway. The sink can be used for rudimentary washcloth bathing. The poptop is great for a feeling of spaciousness. I stealth-lived In a Westfalia VW poptop van for several months. This would be luxurious in comparison. Add a mini fridge and you would be good to go! Let's see ... 3M yen is what, in dollars? $26,632.58, not too shabby. Now, is it available in the US? Well, probably not until it's 25 yrs old, although they could be made USA-compliant if there's a market. Could be.
Mini refrigerators working off propane, I think are the only practical ones..
Needs to be on 24/7
If you replace the pull-out faucet hose with a longer hose, you can take a outdoor shower.
I could see someone working out how to get a toilet and even basic shower setup that can be put away.
This thing definitely setup better for that kind of customization than the average work van and people still manage to do such improvements with those.
@@InfernosReaper seeing as the worktop is quite low i'd just wee in the sink
It would be so good on gas! Parts of Canada now 2.09 a litre or $7.91 a gallon. I have a truck and camper won't be going far! About as big as my camper for my short box, sleeps 3, but has a 3 way fridge and 2 burner stove, cupboards bigger. A yeti compact fridge would work or Aplicool. I really like his campervan! We are short would work for us. Everything is extra large in North America! All I can think of is the gas mileage it would get, love driving stick shift too!
It's a lovely van! It is well-designed. Thanks for sharing your experience with us! I probably don't have the courage to invest 3 million yen on a van without being able to test-drive it first, but Japanese reliability is legendary.
I love the layout of this little camper. It has so much space for such a small vehicle.
Wide angle lens.
Thanks for making such a thorough review! I'm amazed at all the little details that make this camper comfortable and practical. I enjoyed that you were so excited while recording the video! I could see your emotions through the screen. If you make another video, I'll be sure to watch it! 🙆🏻♀️
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I enjoyed the straightforward, detailed, and relatable presentation.
After watching many videos on American camping vans and trailers, I was surprised that the table was not part of the bed setup. Now, I wonder if the table can be used in another location too.
This vehicle has much potential. It is unfortunate that there is only one video. I am curious to know more about the use of the vehicle over the past year.
Hi from Australia
Just read yr comment and thought you might like to look at my set up, great locations including Fraser Island and random cook ups.
Cheers 🇦🇺
Out There Touring
This little car is so cute and genius.
Now I wish we had these in the States, that'd be perfect for a road trip or 4 day get away! and at just under 26K dollars it's not a bad price.
probably not road legal in the US. unfortunately. hasn't been built to the US spec.
It’s gonna be a hard sell in USA because a Kei car is built with a max of 660cc engine or 64 horsepower, that’s smaller than most motorcycles here. Highway driving would be worrisome today, even though the VW Bus of the 70’s had similar engine power.
Agree!!
@@SteelHex There are older versions from the 90's now (not K cars though) that are diesel powered and they struggle to maintain highway speeds but they were build with 4WD and sit higher.
It's hard to get them legal in some states though and there are import issues galore as you mentioned and it takes like 20 years sometimes before it's legal to even import them. (See the Toyota Hiace camper)
Though for some people like me... I could never fit in something like this since I'm 6'3", I have enough issues fitting in US made RVs that are made for us taller people.
@@SilvaDreams I’m 6’4” and I would not fit either. Though the upstairs sleeping space would be perfect. I love sleeping higher up and on harder surfaces, along with the extra space I would love it up there. Anywhere else in that cabin would be extremely cramped though.
My first time seeing a K-camper like this, and it's awesome. You did a great job recording your experience and keep up the great work!
Always love Japanese campers. Tiny and practical with its fun challenges . Thx for translation as it makes the foreign video more interesting.
Hi from Australia
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Cheers 🇦🇺
Out There Touring
Nice little camper. Ideal for weekend breaks. The heating is also a god send as I hate being cold and miserable.
Only think needed would be a TV or a small portable projector and some surround speakers, which can be usb charged and Bluetooth.
Awesome, I wish we had them in England, the steering wheel is even on the correct side for us, BTW I think the cupboard above the cab is to store the table.
One could track down an import in the uk from a specialist,as it makes it easier.
Yeah, Japan and UK has steering on the right.
@@marinaau8551 Doesn't Japan have right side steering because of British influence from 100 years ago?
Very informative and entertaining. Thank you for sharing this with youtube.
Pure awesomeness!! I wish I could buy these in California
Very cute, I was waiting to see where the toilet was, I half expected him to lift up the base of the passenger seat to reveal a hidden cassette toilet!
A lot of the Japanese campers do not include a toilet as (culturally) the idea of toilet in their car is quite abhorrent (or at least unacceptable). Modern campers are starting to include them, but for the Japanese, toilet use in public is not an issue. Most (or maybe all) establishments are quite hospitable in that respect. And most campers also do not feel the need to provide shower facilities because of the many onsens and sentos in Japan. In fact, my suspicion is that the Japanese get a camper, and then go and visit as many onsens as possible (their version of a "pub crawl" except with Onsens and over a few days at least). At least, that's what this non-Japanese has sort of figured out (or speculated). My dream is to caravan in Hokkaido. But....
Its not a toilet its stove
what a nice way to burn your butt
With all those windows to cover, maybe a separate closet would be better.
A 5 gallon bucket a 13 gallon trash bag and a nice wooden toilet seat.
Hi Coupy. I loved this video and enjoyed you looking so pleased with your new K-car camper. Please make some more new videos of your adventures, I would love to see more. Hi from Ireland..
All world:. Complex is beautiful.. Japan : simple is simply beautiful.. 👍👍👍
Pequeño pero muy bien equipado! Me encanta que sea tan compacto, perfecto para salir a acampar en cualquier momento. 👍
Saludos desde México 🇲🇽✨
Everything is so clean. No bums. No trash and no graffiti.
It's an amazing and convenient van. smart design, optimizing space and functions. thanks for your video. make more videos on your tours
Thank you for the English subtitles and showing us a Japanese camper van. It’s so fun to see how things are made differently in different places. Here in the United States they are made larger but the quality doesn’t seem to be as good as what that looks to be.
Having fun with small things.
Now all you need is a camp toilet and an out side shower and a camp refrigerator. 😃
Powered cooler and toilet under rear seat would be great! Could get away with sink washes but could always have a solar shower a d fill it with warm water!
No need for toilets or shower in Japan.there are free clean public toilet everywhere, plus 24/7 convenience store toilets on almost every corners. And cheap onsen (~¥500) easily accessible, onsen are natural hot water spa or public bath (sento). Japan is the best for van life.
And an ac, and a tv, and, and, and,…..🙄
@@sjefhendrickx2257.. and you forgot: a laptop, hairdryer, an clothes iron, and a dog, and a dog house, and a backyard..
yes man, some people never get the vibe of wandering with the minimum, it's a rare blessing to know when it's enough 🙏
@@glidentity yes, that is true, there are toilets literally everywhere, you dont find many in the middle of the night though.
I could quite happily live in one of these for the rest of my days . Brilliant design , well presented. Thank you : )
Congratulations! You have a lovely little camper!
This gives a whole new meaning to great things come in small packages. Now I want one! 😀
Hi from Australia
Just read yr comment and thought you might like to look at my set up, great locations including Fraser Island and random cook ups.
Cheers 🇦🇺
Out There Touring
It is so convenient in this time of misery to have a home on wheels,cheap and well furnished.
I like that camper, looks nice
Love this camper. I’d love to have one here in the United States. That’s an amazing camper.
Good luck getting it adapted to driving on the right.
@@andrzej2501 there is a way to convert rh to lh drive 😅
@@zodiac-x91l you can also just leave it like it is and drive it that way, it’s a mild inconvenience at the most. :-)
Cool camper, wish we had this in the U.S. can't wait for your next video.
why cant we have stuff like that in england no one wants oversized campers anymore, there out of date, with all the awning accessories etc theres no need and most people cook outside in the awning anyway, mint camper
You are not allowed to have nice things. Ask Starmer.
Are you a Professional Car Reviewer. If not you should be! A great review, I liked the preview introduction. Then following review, exterior, interior shots. Informative, detailed demonstrations of all the features. Clear, concise, well done English subs. Again, you have compiled a great review. Kind Regards
Hi from Australia 🇦🇺
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Cheers 🇦🇺
Out There Touring
Tiny, compact but everything you need for a little camping trip.
I missed the bathroom but I was scrolling...
You have to buy a bigger one if you want a bathroom.
It's so cute! Life would seem so simple getting to live in a place like that. Of course it would be more complicated because of where you are allowed to stay parked, and also more complicated because of how you could receive mail. And I can't drive because of disability, so I can't have one anyway. But it looks lovely, and so much cheaper than a house.
Where to use the bathroom, too?
@@vermontsmostobesetubaplaye1988 that's a good question tho.
Hi from Australia
Just read yr comment and thought you might like to look at my set up, great locations including Fraser Island and random cook ups.
Cheers 🇦🇺
Out There Touring
You did a great job on your video - informative & well filmed 👍🏻
I remember the excitement of getting our first travel trailer and I could feel that with you too!
I bet little people would love this thing. They wouldnt feel so overwhelmed by the large dimensions of a normal suv/camper
It has a manual transmission! Awesome! I Love my Honda Civic with 5-speed!
Yours has 4WD! That's always handy for camping! And the retro styling is great! The sliders on the dash remind me of older vehicles but that's definitely a *Good* thing!
I love the round windows, it reminds me of an 80s conversion van from here in the US! Thanks much for this tour of your new vehicle!
Search Coupy Channel on UA-cam. He has been posting many videos, this is just his second channel. He doesn't post much on this, but on that one its weekly. Go and check him out! ua-cam.com/users/kupipoTV
The additional bed is amazing. ONe of the best van built I've ever watched.
Japan is the best country for so many reasons and this is one of them, forward thinking engineering
I really like that RV, it would be great to camp in. Its nimble enough that you wouldnt have problems parking and you wouldnt have to have a drag along car or motorcycle. Very nice, and the 4x4 feature makes it all that much better.
I love how it has subtitles, thank you
Can't imagine how insanely popular these would be in the states.
Amazing! I think the EU would love these small campers. Especially for the younger generation! - If they do not sell them here yet, i can imagine i will need to build a micro van
We can't get anything nice in the EU. Too many rules a restrictions. 😞
@@bengillen1287 These little things which actually seems to be 'green' (and smart in usage) are nono, but stupid 2 ton SUV hybrids surely will save the environment over here...
Slowly we can't even find an A segment car, everything is SUV here in 'greenworld'...
This camper seems like a death trap if you get in an accident. This would not never get through EU safety regulations
Best thing I've seen in a long time. That on top op of a trusty Daihatsu platform.
What a neat camper vehicle! Thank you for sharing.
We need these here in the states. The “second floor” was a surprise! Makes it comfortable for 2 people, no problem.
Hope too..
Best buy, but i cringe whenever you over rev in 1st gear whenever you move off from stationary position. Just take her out easy and the gear box clutch plate will last you longer slightly. 😘😘😘😘😘
It’s a 660cc. They have to be revved. It’s completely normal and most redline at around 8000rpm so far from thrashing it.
@@christophedecavalla2941 Not without a load in 1st gear. Perhaps you're right but under these circumstances it's kinda pointless
@@christophedecavalla2941 oof. yeah i have a 993cc suzuki car, drive like you stole it, cus there is no torque at all if you dont. still my golden standard of a fun car. there was a buy making cam regrinds that had power up to 9k rpm, hehehe.
I camp with an RV in the US and I love seeing the similarities and differences! Mine is comparatively HUGE (33 feet or 10.6 meters long) but I have also sat in mine & thought “this little world inside is wonderful.” I look forward to seeing all of your trips!
Hi from Australia
Just read yr comment and thought you might like to look at my set up, great locations including Fraser Island and random cook ups.
Cheers 🇦🇺
Out There Touring
That feeling when this small K-camper has 4WD transmission while a lot of crossovers are only 2WD…
Thank you for sharing this video and for English subtitles! I wished this K-camper was available in Germany. The upper bed is long enough for me.
Nice design
Awesome, there's a surprising amount of space in this little thing
yeah, i think so, too.. It'soneof the best tiny camper van I've ever seen... head and shoulders above all the tiny vans I have watched on youtube..
This is the cutest camper ever! Well done on your purchase and thank you for the introduction to it :)
Beautifully made small camper. Enjoy!
Greetings from Thailand, hope to see more videos in future 🙏
I love how there is a seat belt on the living space bench in the back. Being the passenger on a road trip would be so comfy.
Don't rev that engine so much, it hurts 🤣
This is the real future of vehicles that singles will need in future. 🚌
Spock's grandson really loves his truck! 😂💙
The smart spaces and transformations are wonderful, I love it, please keep the good work, congratulations! greetings from México
Konnichiwa Coupysan.Thank you for putting English subtitles up.I love your new van and I am so pleased at how happy you are with it.I hope you have many happy trips in it!
Hi from Australia
Just read yr comment and thought you might like to look at my set up, great locations including Fraser Island and random cook ups.
Cheers 🇦🇺
Out There Touring
8:22 "It's okay if you're tall."
Width: 101 cm
Length: 182 cm
Hight(me) : 190 cm
Next morning, I won't be able to stand up.
Wow, seeing the Japanese version is really a huge difference between the Indonesian version. In Indonesia the acceleration pedals are close to each other. Which the Japanese version are much more comfortable. Also the radio in Indonesia you only get a single din radio, rather getting the 9" inch version like yours. Pretty cool modification though.
I would absolutely buy something like this in the USA, IF it was capable of comfortably cruising at 70mph and got 35 mpg. Beautiful rig! Thank you for your review!!!
Do you think 35mpg is good? I’d be devastating if my car got less than 45 to the gallon. 😂
I have a German VW Caddy. I'd love a K-Truck one day