Magical time spent with Polar.

About 90 minutes by car from central Tokyo. Fuji in the southern part of Yamanashi Prefecture. Fuji, and are known not only as a sightseeing spot but also as a popular spot for camping and mountain climbing. Recently, the area has become a popular spot for people seeking a variety of outdoor activities such as fishing, canoeing, and SUP.

On this day, a group of three men and three women first visited an all-terrain vehicle (ATV) experience class, where they could experience an extraordinary thrill. Under the guidance of a full-time instructor, they were able to actually drive on an original off-road course built in the forest. The ATVs provided are made by ADLY, a company that just landed in Taiwan last year. It is an all-terrain vehicle, commonly known as an ATV, and can reach speeds of up to 60 km/h. However, it cannot be driven on public roads. However, it cannot be driven on public roads, only on private roads. The gas pedal control is a bit tricky, but other than that, the controls are quite simple. After completing the experience course, you can enjoy various advanced courses such as the challenge course, the summit course, and the night cruising course.

Even though it was a hands-on course, the road they were driving on was an unpaved mountain road. The three were surprised by the unexpected bumps and shakes and the need to make quick decisions, but they gradually became accustomed to the course. In the latter half of the tour, they were all smiling and enjoying their first ATV experience to the fullest. Some said, "Next time, I want to go night cruising on the mountain roads at night with everyone! Some said, "Next time we want to go night cruising on the mountain roads at night!

After enjoying as many mountain activities as you can before camping, you can start setting up your tent at an auto campsite where you may also be able to take a bath in the forest. Because cooperation is essential, one of the most enjoyable aspects of camping is to shorten the distance between you and your friends and to notice a new side of your friends. Once the tent, outdoor chairs, table, and a fire pit that doubles as a kitchen space are set up, you are almost finished. . Now it's time to leave your body to nature as you wish until you get hungry.

. There is no rule that says you have to do outdoor-specific activities just because you come to camp. It is important to spend time in your own way. For example, "Polar," which is favored by skaters, is also useful for skating. Outerwear that is easy to move around in and can be worn roughly without being bulky can also be useful for such city-oriented activities. If you find an asphalt road with a good surface near the campsite, don't hesitate to push on! You will experience a different kind of exhilaration than in the city center.

After spending an hour skateboarding, I was getting hungry, so I decided to try my hand at cooking a quick camp meal using my favorite kitchen utensils. Even if it is not a fancy meal, it tastes even better than usual when eaten in nature! On this particular day, I fried up a hearty sausage from Germany with green beans and various other beans to add a rich color to the dish. The large skillet released by Polar this season can cook enough rice for three people in a single batch.

The scenery around the dining table, whether indoor or outdoor, always brings a smile to everyone's face. This is even more true when it is over a delicious meal and with good friends. Serious talk, jokes, and even love stories, which are usually difficult to talk about, are sure to be enjoyed. When you want to spend a time completely different from your usual routine (=magical time), you will be reassured if "Polar" is with you.