ホテルやめて車中生活。中古キャンピングカー高速道路SA車中泊しながら移動する男の実態 | 4K | 多言語翻訳&音声翻訳

ホテルやめて車中生活。中古キャンピングカー高速道路SA車中泊しながら移動する男の実態 | 4K | 多言語翻訳&音声翻訳

I woke up. I was woken up by construction noise, which is common in service areas. To increase the efficiency of the cooling system, shower curtains were used to reduce the space. First, I wake up with some coffee. It’s the worst. It looked like I was leaking urine. I’m groggy so I’ll wake up with coffee. I also eat the bananas that are in the fridge. I enjoy banana time while checking work emails. It’s delicious. It’s the rainy season now, so it’s been raining a lot recently. It’s forecast to rain all day today. It’s a hassle, so I just spend the whole day with the bed unfolded. It has a lived-in feel, but there is no need to unfold the bed. This layout is perfect for single use, as you can sleep whenever you want. A camper van equipped with a home air conditioner allows you to sleep just as comfortably as you would at home. The air conditioner was on overnight. The battery is 900Ah. The capacity is 970Ah. Yesterday I arrived at the service area late so I used the shower in my camper. It’s already dry. There is 40L of water remaining in the domestic water tank. I get myself ready and head outside. A small vacuum cleaner is useful when living in a car. I turn on the air conditioner and go out for breakfast. This will prevent mold and reduce the hassle of cleaning. Tokumitsu PA in Ishikawa Prefecture is a spectacular spot with views of the ocean. I was sleeping in the PA outbound area. You can walk across the highway to the inbound area. The uphill area has hot springs and restaurants, so it’s comfortable enough to live here. It’s a beef bowl restaurant. It’s a tsukemen restaurant. It’s a seafood bowl restaurant. There is also a udon restaurant. I’ll buy souvenirs. It’s “Go Go Curry Bread”. I’m drawn to it. In the meantime, this is the meal I chose. You can have as much rice as you like. thank you. Enjoy! This is a Kanazawa oden set meal. Let’s eat. I’ll enjoy having this. I think the people of Ishikawa who eat white rice with oden as a side dish are similar to the people of Osaka who eat white rice with okonomiyaki as a side dish. Hello. I’d like one Go Go Curry Bread, please. I got it. And an iced coffee, please. Eat curry bread while looking at the sea. You can see this spectacular view directly from the parking area. It’s a spot you won’t find anywhere else. Plus, there’s no one there, so you can have the view all to yourself. It seems that the monument near the sea is closed due to construction work. This rich curry contains cheese. It’s voluminous but easy to eat and delicious. I walked a bit so it was good exercise. Today is a travel day. From here in Ishikawa Prefecture, we head towards Aichi Prefecture through Toyama Prefecture and Gifu Prefecture. Since I’m not in a big hurry, I take my time stopping at service areas, eating delicious food, and enjoying the highway. Along the way, we will stop in Toyama Prefecture to take a dip in a secluded hot spring. And then we move on the highway again. This hot spring is a little unusual in that you can stay overnight in your car there for free. It’s also quite old. There is only one house standing alone in the mountains. I’m looking forward to seeing what the hot springs are like. The service area is comfortable. First of all, the lighting is bright. It’s not scary at all and the toilets are clean. And there’s plenty of food. The only downside is the noise. The place where I stayed this time was a highway oasis, a special rest spot on the highway, so it was pretty quiet. There happened to be construction going on so there was quite a lot of noise when they were digging holes in the ground. But I was able to sleep comfortably through the night. Turn off the air conditioner fan. The new “Jill 520” has been upgraded, so I’d like to introduce it to you. I didn’t DIY it myself. I asked Fujicars, the company I purchased it from, for help. It turned out amazingly well and I want you to see it. This is LP gas, which is both a disadvantage and an advantage of camper vans. The gas is located outside next to the vehicle. here it is. Gas is used as fuel for gas stoves and hot water boilers. Refilling LP gas tanks is quite a hassle. I have taken a supplementary course and have a license. There aren’t many gas stations where you can refill your gas tank. That’s why the previous owner put a gas cartridge in here. I was able to switch the hose myself and use it. Now, even if we ran out of gas, we could always purchase a gas cylinder at a convenience store and have gas available again. However, after spending winter in a snowy country last year, I noticed some disadvantages. When temperatures drop below freezing, gas cylinders will no longer vaporize and will become unusable. That’s why I asked Fuji Cars to move the gas cylinder inside the car. The LP gas outside is left usable as it comes in handy in the event of a disaster. I’m trying to switch it up in between. We had the gas cylinders moved to the dead space underneath where the rear bed used to be. This was really well constructed. I do a lot of DIY, but I really don’t think I could do this. I’m glad I asked Fujicars for help. Once you remove the belt you can replace the gas cylinder. This wooden box was used several times before finally being perfected into this. He made several of them. At first the trees were bare. The construction sheet was neatly installed using a strong adhesive called primer. It’s a beautiful finish that looks just like the original. And the cassette gas hose is inside here. Here it is. This was originally a single board. It can be opened by cutting here. This is a photo of the cut out wooden board. They cut this out and made it into a door. Here it is. I can see that the sheet has been attached. But they finished it without any awkwardness. The amazing thing is in this one. He built a door here. They also put a stopper for a cassette gas bottle and an LP gas cylinder inside. It is closed now. If you do this here, you will be able to use cassette gas. Below is LP gas. This is actually under the kitchen. There is a hot water boiler tank. There wasn’t much space. That white thing is the hot water boiler tank. It is insulated with styrofoam. There was a little space in front so I placed a wooden board there. They installed this gas branch valve. It’s beautifully and sturdily constructed in such a small space. It was dark here and there were no lights, so they turned on the lights for us. There’s an LED light here. This makes it easy to see even at night. He listened carefully to my concerns and carried out the work. I was really happy. I grew even more attached to it. After all the work was completed, we called in a professional to check for gas leaks. If you were to try to do this yourself, I think it would take a fair amount of time to make furniture, even if you looked it up on the Internet. Gas leaks are a safety issue. I’m really glad I asked a professional to do it. It cost money, but it was a reasonable price. Above all, it saves time. And money can’t buy safety. I really realized that the store you buy a camper from is important. And we had some repairs done on the outside too. There are also three rear cameras. It’s a standard genuine rear camera. The next feature is the digital rearview mirror. This is a rear mirror for a dashcam. And a camera for the Around View Monitor. There were three cameras exposed. Raindrops got on the camera and made it hard to see the screen. Originally there were three like this. The rear around-view monitor and rear digital rearview mirror were installed by different companies, so they were in different positions. They removed all of that and cleaned the caulking as well. I got three of them beautifully arranged. This allows for clear visibility even on rainy days. It is now safe to drive. This reduces one disadvantage. And there’s one more place. This is the step here. The FRP here was cracked and it didn’t look very good. This is the Aero here. This is no longer available and is out of stock. It was broken. I had this repaired. This is the original step. It’s a little hard to tell from the photo. It was slightly cracked. I had the aluminum processed and the rusted screws replaced. They also put anti-slip tape on it. It’s now easier to get on and off. This car is over 10 years old, so the FRP has cracks and various other parts have malfunctions. Since it would be difficult to repair this type of FRP on my own, I asked Fujicars to do it for me. He gladly accepted. Thank you very much. Now let’s get started again. It seems that this highway oasis was located outside the parking area, so we had already left the parking area once. We enter the highway again. Rain was forecast, but it cleared up. A cab-over camper has a high vantage point, so you can see the scenery around you well and driving is fun. It doesn’t look good but it’s convenient, so I often hang a garbage bag on the shift lever. I have lunch and work on my computer at a service area in Toyama Prefecture. I got off the highway in Nanto City, Toyama Prefecture. This area is rich in nature. Asiatic black bears often appear here. The entrance to Horinji Onsen, where we are heading, is up a fairly steep slope. I’ve been there a few times before. I always thought it was a steep hill. Apparently it’s possible to sleep in your car, so I’ll check out the spots. there was. It’s amazing. It’s a pretty steep slope. I think of it like a roller coaster. But we proceeded without any problems. It’s a nice atmosphere. It’s amazing. It’s in the mountains. Next to the parking lot is the slope of the mountain. There are definitely bears. It’s right near the forest. There was wild animal droppings. It smells nice of the mountains. Negative ions are emitted. It truly feels like a hidden gem. I’ll prepare the bath. This is an animal trail. There’s a narrow road leading all the way into the mountains. This is Horinji Onsen. It’s a nice atmosphere. This hot spring was built 52 years ago, in 1973. The hot spring water flows out at 40 degrees Celsius.(104.0000℉) It is said to be a miraculous hot spring where you can bathe at just the right temperature without having to adjust the temperature. It is said that there once stood a temple called Horin-ji here. The interior of the store has a retro atmosphere which I really like. This looks promising. It seems like it would be delicious to drink cold coffee milk after a bath. The water was hot and very nice. I bought a bottle of coffee milk. Car camping. It’s very cold. It’s very delicious. I really wanted to drink it in the camper. Ideally, you drink it on the spot and leave the bottle there. But I brought it. After this, I’ll just return the bottle. The bath was hot. It said on the internet that the temperature was 40°C(104.0000℉), but it seems the source temperature is 46°C(114.8000℉). I didn’t have to stay in the bath for long, just about 5 minutes and my body was warmed to the core. There was one large indoor bath and one small outdoor bath, so it couldn’t accommodate many people. It felt like a famous hot spring. Next time I’d like to come and sleep in my car. I asked the store clerk about sleeping in the car. Apparently the place farthest from the store where the camper van is currently parked is a spot for sleeping in your car. Apparently you can really sleep in your car for free. It’s great. It seems like it would be quite pleasant to warm up your body in the hot springs, then have a feast here and go to sleep. There will be some travelling this time, but when there isn’t I would like to take it easy. Food store. I stop by a grocery store or roadside station to buy ingredients for today’s feast. We will go shopping at Fukumitsu Roadside Station. They were selling Nanto pork, so I’m going to have it tonight. We arrived at a nearby grocery store. The banquet is ready. I might have bought a bit too much. I’ll reply to some emails and do some computer work before leaving. I had planned to take a five-minute nap after finishing my computer work, but I ended up sleeping longer than planned. First off, get on the highway. We had just entered the highway, but I was hungry, so we took a break at Johana SA, a highway oasis. When traveling on the highway, it’s very convenient because you don’t have to look for a place to sleep in your car. There should be a highway oasis behind this service area. Is this it? It says “Parking lot”. It’s called Highway Oasis. It’s a pretty and spacious place. It looks like I can have it all to myself. It’s a relatively new service area and highway oasis, so it’s quite clean. It’s cool because the altitude is a bit high. There is no one in the parking lot. You can see a building over there. That is a hotel. They also have a day spa. To get to the Highway Oasis at Tokumitsu Parking Area in Ishikawa Prefecture, you have to leave the parking area once. You can take a break here without leaving the highway and then get back on the highway. There’s eerily nobody there. I think I’ll be able to sleep well. There is no one resting in the truck. The slope is slightly lower on this side, but it’s barely noticeable. So it’s fine the way it is. Magnets are attached to the edges of the curtains to prevent gaps. Preparations for sleeping in the car were completed in no time. Hang out the towels that got wet in the hot springs to dry. I quickly changed into my pajamas and relaxed. Turn on the max fan a little to get some fresh air in. I cut off the protruding knob on the Max Fan shade myself. This protrusion can now be avoided, allowing the shade to fit snugly. Although it is a non-alcoholic beer, I drink it in a glass to enjoy the atmosphere. Car camping. I’ll prepare dinner. I bought too much local produce and prepared foods from the grocery store. We have a dishwasher, so we use a lot of dishes without using plastic wrap or anything like that. I brought a single-person solid fuel grill with me today, so I’ll be cooking a little at a time. I’m going to rely on my desk fan for the first time in a while. It sucks in air and expels it forcefully. We grill very thick Nanto pork and beef steaks. This is hard tofu, a specialty of Gokayama, Toyama Prefecture. I bought whatever else I wanted to eat. The side dish Chikuzenni can be warmed slightly in the microwave. It turned out to be quite luxurious. This is my uncle’s selfish kaiseki meal in a windmill. These vegetables were grown by locals and sold at roadside stations. I bought some delicious looking wood ear mushrooms. I’ll try grilling it on a mini grill. This is smoked soy sauce I bought at a roadside station. This is also said to be a specialty of Toyama Prefecture. This is how you eat sashimi. I think the oil will splash quite a bit. I made my own aluminum foil lid. Cover when baking. First, let’s start with this sushi. The savory aroma of smoked food wafts through your nose, making you feel like you’re eating sushi at a campsite. Real fire is wonderful after all. It’s soothing. The steam is sucked into the tabletop fan. I’ll try it with smoked soy sauce. The meat is soft and sweet and just grilling it makes it delicious. Thank you for the meal. I’m full. I wasn’t sure if I could eat it all, but it was so delicious that I ate it all. It’s also great to cook it slowly, little by little, using low heat and solid fuel on a single-person grill. Since time passes slowly in a camper van, this was the perfect cooking device. There was a huge amount of washing up to do. Just wipe off any visibly dirty items and place them in the dishwasher. There’s still more. Glass and grill. It’s aluminum so I think you can just put it in the dishwasher. 1, 2, or 3 pieces. 5 pieces, 6 pieces. Put in 7, 8 slices with a knife. This is the limit. The cup didn’t fit. I’ll wash this together with breakfast tomorrow. Add gel type detergent. Water supply. The hot water is heated by the heat from the camper’s engine. Since it only heats up to about 40°C(104.0000℉), I put lukewarm 40°C(104.0000℉) water in the dishwasher. Previous testing has shown that lukewarm water consumes less power than regular water. Switch to normal cleaning mode. The cleaning has started. I like to see what’s going on inside the cabinet. By the way, the current remaining charge in the sub-battery is 900Ah, so it has hardly decreased at all. The battery increased when charging while driving. The remaining amount is almost the same as this morning. You can still use electricity while driving on this highway. Since it moves around every day, electricity is generated by charging while in motion. It looks like we’ll be able to live a life where we can use as much electricity as we want for as long as we want. It has a strong smell. It’s turning brown. It looks like this tabletop fan did its job. Thanks to this, the inside of the car doesn’t smell at all now. There is a Max fan so the air gets exchanged to a certain extent. However, when you grill meat, the smoke is sucked into the Max Fan, causing the Max Fan itself to smell. Therefore, I think that allowing this filter to absorb odors beforehand can significantly reduce the amount of cleaning required. The worst thing about living in a car is for the inside to smell bad, so I wipe it down thoroughly. The trash has piled up so I’m going to move it. First, put the garbage into a large odor-proof bag to keep out odors. Then store them away in a cardboard trash can. When this is full, I move it to the trash can outside the car. I use my computer to collect information related to campervans. After Aichi Prefecture, I have an interview with a new type of camper van in Saitama Prefecture, so I’m carefully gathering information. The dishwasher has finished cleaning and switched to drying mode. With a cab-over camper, you can move around and brush your teeth while standing, so you can stay in the car for a long time and still feel comfortable. I savor the happiness of being able to sleep in the bed without having to unfold it. I think I’ll be able to sleep without turning on the air conditioner tonight. It’s quite cool. It looks like it will save electricity. This layout is lovely. The width is large enough for one person to sleep. Because of its height, there is no feeling of oppression even inside the car. If you are using this sofa alone, you only need to use one side of it. So I don’t use this one at all. We are able to make effective use of this space, so there is no waste. Since I can leave my futon laid out in the car all the time, it’s really convenient when I sleep in the car every day. What’s more, the free space in the rear bed means the toilet and shower can be placed in separate spaces. If you consider that a campervan is for single use, you can create interesting layouts and facilities. The cab-over camper based on the “Elf Mio” that I will be producing next can also be used by multiple people. However, I would like to make a camper van that can be designed in an interesting and easy-to-use layout even for one person. As expected, when you actually live in a car, you come up with a lot of different camper van ideas. With such fun fantasies in mind, it’s time to go to sleep. good night. The morning of the fourth day of living in a car on the highway. It’s hot. The temperature inside the car right now is 30.4℃.(86.72000℉) The temperature outside the car is 29.2°C.(84.56000℉) It has gone up quite a bit. I’m drenched in sweat, like I’ve been sleeping. It’s already hot outside. At times like this, I turn on the air conditioning. I was really glad there was air conditioning. This is the rest area inside the car. In the morning, make tea with cold water. We have a dishwasher so we use a lot of dishes. The air conditioning breeze feels great when it hits your body directly. The service area here is on a hill and has a great view, so I’ll take a walk there later. By the way, is the dishwasher I washed yesterday dry? I’ll take a look. I placed them on top of each other so I’m worried about whether the dirt will come off. It’s quite beautiful. There are no stains. It’s a little wet but is almost dry now. There are water droplets in this area only inside the dishwasher. I was able to wash a lot of dishes, grills, etc. without any hassle. Having a dishwasher in your camper is a real convenience. These grills in particular tend to get caked on with dirt and are difficult to clean. You have to let it dry and wipe it again. But just put it in the dishwasher and leave it there and you’re done. This is already a revolution. I have a lot of plates on there, but if they’re stackable they can be stored quite compactly. I’ll get changed and go for a walk. Today again I slept, woke up and left the camper in the same state. It’s a pleasant morning. There were no cars on the road last night so it was very quiet. It’s a beautiful and wonderful rest spot, but I feel like it’s not very well known yet. Where I was was a downhill highway oasis. You can cross this road and walk there. There is also an uphill highway oasis on the other side. This one is also quite spacious. Right next to it is a direct sales store selling local produce, similar to that of a roadside station. I’ll go later. Although it is on a highway, there are crosswalks so it is designed for people to travel on foot. There is something like a cafe. I think this was done recently. I don’t think it was there before. There’s been construction going on here for a long time. The service area is across from the cafe. You can walk there too. On the other side of the service area there is a hotel and a pond called Sakuragaike, so we take a walk there. Once you cross the road you will find the hotel parking lot. This is a public road, so you can enter without getting on the expressway. This side is a public parking lot. This side is a highway oasis. It says “Sakuragaike Kur Garden.” There is also a heated pool, a restaurant and a hot spring. It was hot this morning and I was sweating, so I’m going to take a morning bath. There is a toilet next to the direct sales store. I see. The reason there were not many people at the highway oasis was because the toilets were far away. That place is a highway oasis. The service area is behind where the cafe used to be. It’s far to walk. The toilets on the hotel side are a short walk away across the crosswalk. That’s probably why no one took a long break. People who have toilets in their campervans find it quiet and great. Or it’s perfect for young people who don’t go to the bathroom very often. It’s great. What is that? There’s something like a huge stage here. Is there anything live going on here? It looks pretty comfortable. The pond is behind this. There is a promenade around Sakuragaike Pond. There are Asiatic black bears in the mountains around this area of ​​Nanto City. I take a walk while being wary of bears. There are humans here. There are humans here. It’s great. There was a big pond in a place like this. It’s now possible to go around the whole circuit. There is a rest area. You should be able to see the entire city of Nanto from there. I’ll go. The water in the pond is so clear that you can see the fish swimming. This place is nice. The wind feels nice. That’s the city area. I can see mountains and hills. This is the service area. It’s a very pleasant place with a panoramic view of the city. Behind the pond on the other side are mountains. Beyond this point are a series of high mountains, including the Hida Mountains and Mt. Hakusan. So this is the edge of the mountain range. The pond is big so it’s good exercise. This was perfect because living in a car tends to lead to lack of exercise. This is like a rest area. The pond is very shallow here so you can see the fish clearly. Hello. The smell of the wood is wonderful. I’ll open this one too. It’s right in the middle of the pond. The view from here is also amazing. Next to this rest area there is a hotel that only accepts one group per day. Here it is. It said on Google Maps that they only accept one group per day. Is that a persimmon in front of you? This inn offers a spectacular view of the persimmon fields. There are many interesting places around here. This is the hotel. It’s Western and stylish. The hot spring is right next to the hotel building. It says “Sakuragaike Onsen.” The morning bath was great. The hot spring wasn’t too hot and had a smooth texture. There was one large indoor bath and one large open-air bath. The heated pool can also be enjoyed on a day trip. It’s okay for families too. It seems that you can rent swimsuits. It would be nice to spend the weekend with the family having fun in the heated pool. There is a restaurant. You can also just stay there and sleep in your car. For breakfast, we buy local ingredients at the farm shop there, cook them, and eat them in the car. It’s probably pretty hot inside the car. I’ll go back and turn on the air conditioner. It’s a clear day today and we can see beautiful contrails. It feels good. It’s getting quite hot. The temperature inside the car is 34 degrees. Now when you come back from shopping the inside of your car will be cold. What a luxurious experience it is to sleep in the car. This is the unique appeal of a cab-over camper van. If you think about it, this new cafe has a Gassho-style roof, a specialty of Gokayama in Toyama Prefecture. Like Shirakawa-go, the snow in this area is so deep that the houses are built in the Gassho style with thatched roofs. The roof has a steep slope. This roof is unique to areas with heavy snowfall and is designed to allow snow to fall off. It was probably created with that image in mind. Here it is. This is Yottekare Johana, a direct sales store for agricultural products in Sakuragaike, Nanto City. It’s not a roadside station, but it’s a produce sales outlet similar to one. They sell Nanto pork bacon, sausages, and other local ingredients. This Nanto bacon looked very delicious. It is grilled and eaten. The air conditioning was on so it was very cool inside the car. It won’t fit in the frying pan. It sticks out a little bit. A frying pan for omelets would be just the right size. I will use this. Since we will be using gas, we will turn on the alarm and open the tap on the relocated cassette gas. Then open the gas valve. I open the newly made lid and turn on the light. I’ll open this valve as well. You can now use gas. Fry eggs sunny side up in the bacon fat. I toast bread in the toaster in the home appliance section. It’s finished. Uncle’s selfish bacon and egg toast. I’ll enjoy having this. Thank you for the meal. The Nanto pork was very thick and satisfying. And because it was bacon, it had a nice salty flavor. It was very delicious as is. It’s great to be able to eat local food even while driving along the highway. Moreover, these are usually things you eat as souvenirs when you get home. However, if you have a camper van you can cook and eat on the spot. Even though we were on the highway, it was really nice to be able to enjoy eating in the car like we were on a local sightseeing trip. It was bacon after all, so it was quite fatty. This frying pan is also covered in grease. Wipe it gently and place it in the dishwasher. As the trash starts to pile up, I move it to the trash area outside the car. I check my morning emails and do a bit of editing. Hello. I’d like a soft serve ice cream and an iced coffee, please. Which flavor of soft serve ice cream would you like? Milk please. thank you. The soft serve ice cream and iced coffee looked delicious so I bought some. It tastes much better if you alternate between the soft serve ice cream and iced coffee. We make full use of the home appliances and do other work in the spare time. We can live comfortably in our camper van. Now let’s move on to the next step. If I get sleepy again while driving on the highway, I’ll take a nap here. This permanent bed is great. The service area here was excellent. There’s something I’d like to try. I’m having trouble finding a place to put my Camroad smartphone. I’m currently using my iPad as a navigation system. That’s why I’m putting it here. This is an around-view monitor, so I keep it where I can see it at all times. If you do that, you won’t be able to place it around here. The space is available above, in this space, or around here on the right. I’m having trouble figuring out where to put it. I was a smartphone holder refugee. It’s a bit slanted here. However, since it is smooth, it is easy to attach suction cups. It’s gritty here. There is a recess in between so you cannot attach a suction cup here. The other side is also angled, but relatively flat. However, the shape of this surface makes it difficult to attach a suction cup. It might be a good idea to put some stickers on it to help it flatten. There is a smartphone holder in the center. This is a smartphone holder for in-car videos. This position gives the best picture, so I’ll leave it here. Then you can attach it to the front window. However, it gets in the way when putting up the shade, so I’ll leave it out. I wanted to try using a magnetic smartphone holder. This time I bought three things on Amazon that I thought would fit. These are all from different manufacturers. I’ll try them all. I hope this will be helpful for anyone who is having the same problem finding a place to attach their smartphone holder. First, entry number 1. It is a magnetic suction stand. This was simple and small but looked good. Stretch this and attach your smartphone. It attached firmly. When you turn it here, the suction cup becomes depressed and presses down here, removing any air and fixing it in place. I’ll try it once. Paste it here and rotate it. This fixed it quite strongly. Now let’s try adding it. It attached firmly. It failed. It’s already coming off. This type is attached by placing tape underneath. This is the base. This is what is attached. Once you have determined the position, I think if you put this underneath it, it won’t come off. This will be at an angle. If it’s a magnetic type, even if it’s attached at an angle, you can straighten it out by attaching it yourself. This means you can wear it at an angle without worrying. I am also concerned about whether it will come off due to vibrations while driving. Next up is entry number two. This is a little interesting. It is electrically attracted. Press here. There is an electric noise. This will let the air out. I’ll try it. Press here. It is firmly fixed. It’s also nice that it saves space. Lift this up and put it straight in. It’s lovely. I think that by attaching this underneath, the impact will be softened. Even if you remove it, this base will not come off. To remove it, press this button. It comes off easily. It’s interesting. It can be attached and removed multiple times. Here is the USB-C port. Insert it. The lamp glowed red. And when you plug your smartphone in it will charge. No, it doesn’t actually charge. This is actually sucker electricity. I was a little disappointed. It was easy to attach and powerful, so it was great. But it would be better if it was rechargeable. I knew it wouldn’t charge, but since it had USB-C, I had a faint hope that it might charge. Just like our entry-level suction stand, you’ll need to provide a separate USB-C power supply. Next up is entry number three. This is a long type smartphone holder. It bends like this. It can also be used in an L shape. It looks like you could stick it on a window. This is hard. It seems to have wire inside and bends. The tip has a Velcro fastener. Attach the other end to the car with adhesive tape. It can be installed to fit the curve of your car’s dashboard. It seems to have high strength. I’ll try pasting it once. Done. This is a smartphone holder that can be charged. The USB-C is located at the bottom. And then I put my smartphone on. Done. It’s charged. This way you can remove it without any problems. This will never come off. It’s great. It seems like it can be fitted to any car. I’ll try using this for a while. I’ll try using the other smartphone holder in another car. I think it’s often difficult to know how much something shakes or comes off until you try using it. If I notice anything else while driving I’ll let you know. The dishwasher is still running, but I’m leaving now. I’ve used it before while driving and had no problems, so I think it will be fine today too. I’ll check later. I fell asleep. It’s already dark. We have already passed Toyama Prefecture and are now in Gifu Prefecture. The service area is very comfortable. It might be more comfortable than a roadside station. When I’m mainly traveling, I’m glad that I don’t lose any time. If, like me, you get too comfortable and take your time, it can actually take longer. And Highway Oasis is just as its name suggests, an oasis. There are clean toilets, lighting, food available, and walks available. This depends on the location. But there are many places where there is little noise. I would like to actively stop at places where there are highway oases. For someone like me who travels a lot, the most convenient way to spend the night in my car is to sleep in a service area rather than in a hotel. This time we stopped at a hot spring on the way. It was fun. You will have to get off onto a regular road once, so there will be an extra charge. However, you can enjoy both the comfort of the highway and the fun of a secluded hot spring. I thought it was great to have a hot spring so close to the highway interchange. So I’ll continue to drive safely.

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00:00 オープニング
00:46 朝
04:20 朝ご飯を食べに
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27:19 寝る前のひととき
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