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Everything You Need to Know: Renting a Camper in Japan
From booking the right vehicle to tips for driving locally – we’ve got the answers.
Campervans in Japan usually cost - per day
In most cases, yes. Rental companies typically require a credit card to block a security deposit when you pick up the campervan. The deposit amount is usually held on your card and then released after you return the vehicle in good condition.
Some campervan rental providers allow pets, but it depends on the company. To find pet-friendly options, use the filters on campstar’s search results page (e.g., select the “pet friendly” filter). This will narrow down the campers that permit you to travel with your furry friends.
Wild camping is generally prohibitenerally, no. Wild camping (free camping outside of designated areas) is prohibited in {city} and surrounding areas. The good news is there are plenty of legal places to stay overnight in your campervan – from official campsites and holiday parks to designated caravan/camper parking areas. It’s always best to use these facilities to camp safely and responsibly.
The minimum driver’s age depends on the rental company. Many companies require the driver to be at least 21 years old, although some will rent to drivers 18+. Always check the rental conditions on campstar for your chosen vehicle – age requirements and young driver surcharges (if any) will be listed there.
Yes. You can travel with infants and young children in a campervan, provided you follow all safety guidelines. This means using appropriate child seats or boosters and securely fastening them according to {Country] road safety regulations. Make sure the campervan has the necessary seatbelt fittings for child restraints, and then you’re good to go on a family adventure.
