The Kangoo is a very nice car with a partner feel.
Back at the Kangoo, I take the burner out of my camping gear, boil water, and brew coffee.
I usually prepare a variety of tackle boxes and other equipment for fishing from a boat, and I usually have about 10 rods with me and test them out, but this time I was completely unprepared. I put priority on what I wanted to do, and I regret that."
Yudai reflects on his day over a warm cup of coffee. His mind is already occupied with his next fishing trip.
On the way home when I don't catch a fish, all I can think about is what to do next time. I make all kinds of plans for the next time. Then, when I get home, I put away my gear and my hands start preparing on their own according to the strategy I thought up in the car (laughs). (Laughs.) Then I get the urge to go again right away, so I get up early again on my next day off.
Yudai continues, "I can't forget the thrill of catching a fish," which is the reason why he goes fishing again and again.
I have definitely changed my attitude toward nature since I resumed fishing. I feel that my mind has become much richer. Confronting nature and living creatures such as fish makes me think in my mind and respect nature even more, and it also reminds me of the pure feelings I had as a child. I have learned a lot, and I think my way of thinking has become much more flexible as a result. I can't stop because I feel like I want to get to the bottom of this."
The "Kangoo" is once again driving towards Tokyo. The result is frustrating, but the process was a very fulfilling day. Confronting nature, we reset both body and soul and return to our daily routine once again.
When my children grow up, I want to take them camping and fishing in a Kangoo. I think my kids will love this kind of car. It can carry a lot of luggage, and it encourages them to say, 'Let's go out! It's like a partner. It feels like a partner, and I think it's a great car.
