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LAID-BACK CAMP SEASON2 Real-Life Locations

ゆるキャン△ SEASON２

Having spent Christmas camping with her new friends, Rin Shima embarks on a solo-camping trip to see the New Year sunrise by the sea. All goes according to plan until unforeseen weather blocks the roads back home, making a return trip impossible. Rin, who is now stranded for a few days, is invited by Nadeshiko Kagamihara to stay at her grandmother's house. What is supposed to be a two-day trip becomes an extended period of sightseeing and new experiences for Rin, and she encounters some new and

LAID-BACK CAMP SEASON2 Real-Life Locations

ゆるキャン△ SEASON２

Having spent Christmas camping with her new friends, Rin Shima embarks on a solo-camping trip to see the New Year sunrise by the sea. All goes according to plan until unforeseen weather blocks the roads back home, making a return trip impossible. Rin, who is now stranded for a few days, is invited by Nadeshiko Kagamihara to stay at her grandmother's house. What is supposed to be a two-day trip becomes an extended period of sightseeing and new experiences for Rin, and she encounters some new and

Real-world location guide

Where is LAID-BACK CAMP SEASON2 set?

OtakuTrips currently lists 9 published real-life locations connected to LAID-BACK CAMP SEASON2. Use the map and location pages below to see where they are. We do not infer a setting beyond the catalog data.

Are the locations in LAID-BACK CAMP SEASON2 real?

This page documents 9 published real-world locations connected to LAID-BACK CAMP SEASON2. Each location page identifies the place using the information stored in the OtakuTrips database.

Can you visit the real-life locations from LAID-BACK CAMP SEASON2?

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Lake Motosu

本栖湖

Lake Motosu is one of the Fuji Five Lakes and serves as a central camping location in Yuru Camp Season 2. The lake offers stunning views of Mount Fuji and is featured prominently in several episodes where the characters enjoy camping and outdoor activities.

Kawaguchiko Station

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Lake Kawaguchi

河口湖

Lake Kawaguchi appears in several scenes throughout Season 2 as the characters travel around the Fuji Five Lakes region. The lake provides iconic Mount Fuji views and serves as a backdrop for various outdoor activities featured in the anime.

Kawaguchiko Station

Photo by Yoshio Kohara (CC BY 3.0) via Wikimedia Commons

Minobusan Kuonji Temple

身延山久遠寺

This historic Buddhist temple is featured in Yuru Camp Season 2 when the characters visit during their travels around Yamanashi Prefecture. The temple is known for its impressive main hall and beautiful mountain setting, providing a cultural contrast to the camping scenes.

Minobu Station

Photo by Chris Rycroft from Madison, Wisconsin, United States (CC BY 2.0) via Wikimedia Commons

Pinewood Campground

パインウッドキャンプ場

This campground in Yamanashi serves as one of the featured camping locations in Season 2. The site offers well-maintained facilities and forest settings that match the cozy camping atmosphere depicted in the anime.

Fujisan Station

Photo by Halowand (CC BY-SA 3.0) via Wikimedia Commons

Kofu City

甲府市

Kofu City, the capital of Yamanashi Prefecture, appears in Season 2 as the characters visit urban areas for shopping and dining. The city serves as a contrast to the natural camping locations and shows the characters' daily life activities.

Kofu Station