Reviews for Laid-Back Camp Manga

This review contains spoilers. The fun of camping was conveyed very well. I thought this comic would be helpful for people who want to relax and enjoy camping.

This review contains spoilers. First, episode 1 of Yamanashi high school girl Rin-chan, who enjoys solo camping, meets Nadeshiko, a transfer student from Shizuoka (Hamamatsu), is the best. Curry noodles eaten on the lakeside with a view of Mt. Fuji would be delicious. After that, Rin-chan continued her solo camp, and Nadeshiko joined an outdoor activity circle (commonly known as a field club) at school and enjoyed Guru Camp, but I thought it would be nice if Rin-chan gradually joined Glucan, Nadeshiko, who everyone seemed to like, became interested in solo camps, and other members began to go out in surprising combinations... so I thought it would be nice for each of them to slowly expand their range of activities and exchanges. Nadeshiko and the others are now 2nd graders in the latest edition (14 volumes). A long-awaited new student joins the field club (episode 81), and the free atmosphere where everyone has part-time jobs and can go camping is still the same, so it was great. Another recommended point is that the food that comes out looks delicious, starting with the curry noodles from episode 1. I bought a hot sandwich maker in the wake of this work and tried making 3 rolls of meat buns grilled with butter, and it was so delicious! Finally, it's a bit off my impression of the manga, but they've also been made into anime and live-action adaptations, and I especially recommend the anime and anime soundtracks! Events are often held in Yamanashi and Shizuoka, where the work is set, so I also went to mystery solving and stamp rallies, but it really still shows up in the work! The large format grill on the Tenhama Line is delicious, there are lots of black-headed gull, and I think it's a work you can enjoy and enjoy in many ways, such as the Yurukan △ train running.

This review contains spoilers. I started with the anime and read the original. I'm so addicted to it that even though I've never done a pilgrimage to sacred places (even though I'm not that old) I wandered around Shizuoka and Yamanashi, left fried eggs alone, went to hot springs to eat them, and made them at home. I'm stuck here because of this laziness. that's amazing!

This review contains spoilers. I watched the anime first and then read the comic version. As a comic that takes up camp as the subject, I feel that the unprecedented sense of relaxation and calm, and the cuteness of the characters stand out. In the real world, it is still rare for young women to go camping alone, and unfortunately the reality is that they can't spend this much time freely due to the risk of the presence of unscrupulous people, but I hope it will soon become a peaceful world where everyone can camp lightly and freely, like this work. Also, I wanted to try solo camping on the lakeside with a view of Mt. Fuji someday.