How about a bonfire instead of an after-work drink party? Rising Field Karuizawa is now offering a weekday-only bonfire plan.

The phrase "modern people working in a stressful society" may be a bit old-fashioned . . But there are undoubtedly many people who are still tormented by the stresses of the modern world.

. rather, with the coronas and whatnot, the stress may only be increasing.

Such people are now looking to bonfires for salvation.

As the outdoors has become a trend in recent years, there have been a few stories here and there about the increasing number of office workers who go out to build bonfires after work.

The trend of "going to work extreme" has been around for a while, but why not make the most of your time after you leave the office to make the most of it?

. The location is "Rising Field Karuizawa". . 1 hour from central Tokyo by Shinkansen bullet train. . The air is clear and the campground is lined with tall trees.

TAKIBI BASE", a space where visitors can enjoy bonfires with nothing to light, will appear on weekdays only.

Not only do they have bonfires , but also the option to sit on reindeer pelts.

Other programs will include making feather sticks, which will be used as materials for ignition, and batoning.

However, it is not a barbecue , nor a day camp, but only a bonfire.

. Basically, it is a place to enjoy the fire in a stoic manner, with no fire-eating allowed. You can contemplate alone or talk quietly with your friends over a drink.

You may dare to invite a boss you are not good at.

Many people, I am sure, still find it a hurdle to go camping for an entire holiday.

At Rising Field Karuizawa, you can start by watching a bonfire.