/a/ - Animu & Mango

It reminds me of the times I camped in Michigan. This should be a thread for sharing innawoods experiences.

>>776810

Are you North East like me anon? I'm about to be snowed in because of wind

>>776814

Yea, I'm in PA. Seems like its slowing down here though.

>>776815

>>776814

Washingtonian here.

Hang in there, other coast. I hope y'all don't become a solid block of ice.

I wonder what other campsites they will go to for the anime other than Mt. Fuji.

>>776837

>Whose subs are these and how good are they.

Just a CR rip from Erai-Raws, they seem fine so far but I'm no expert

>>776846

I find Erai to be slightly shittier than HS, proportionally related to their slightly faster upload times.

I wonder if there will be a /k/ommando in the background at some point. Oh God, what if a crazy innawoods man appears?

Comfy camping in the cold. I'm in. The music was nice, too.

How long till there's a cold night and and the girls share sleeping bags to conserve body heat?

I honestly think we should stream this. It's so comfy. We should share the comfort.

>>776814

>>776815

>>776816

Fuck you too, burger-tachi. All I have here is shitty rain and maybe ant-sized hail for a couple minutes.

>>776855

>cute girls teaching wacky operator how to get comfy

Yes please.

>>776859

It's like a kotatsu for your soul.

>>776924

Is streaming okay if we do it together? A riddle for the ages.

There is actually a character for camping: 🏕

I really can't stand the style in which the characters are drawn.

>>776938

>implying operators don't know how to comfy

There is no greater pleasure than sleeping on a buried bed of coals and hot rocks.

>>776793

I'm really digging that Jackson 5-esque theme.

>>776983

F A G G O T D E T E C T E D

It's not as good as I was anticipating so far but still all right.

The artstyle is pretty neat but the designs aren't great. All the girls except emotionless-chan sound the same, though the kansaiben is fun. I don't know how they're going to keep up the comfy with this many main characters.

>>776872

All they need now is a MRE autist to reach perfection.

>>776860

I fucking hated that tent. I hated lugging it around, I hated setting it up, I hated sleeping in it. Worst tent ever.

>>777007

Hopefully one of the girls in the outdoor activities club will teach the others the wonders of the MRE like instant coffee.

>>776877

>Shoujo Shuumatsu Ryokou

>healing

>An anime about two lonely girls who are doomed to die by starvation in a desolate city ruin

I enjoyed it a lot, but its fucking sad when you think about it

>>777031

It's healing when you make peace with the zetsubou.

Now the manga on the other hand...

The show is comfy.

I hope we get an episode where they tell campfire stories to each other, preferably horror.

>>776938

I only have rain, same as last year.

>>776983

>just got back from a camping trip to find this

I hope you went alone, or with a dakimakura of your waifu.

>>777276

It's "right off the bat," anon.

>>777275

They should start a story with "so I visited this thing they call a Magical Place..."

Needs more skinwalkers.

>>777298

Right of the batt, hehe.

>>776923

She's taking a leak.

>>777275

You shouldn't go camping alone unless you want the skinwalkers to get you, or die from the many other things that can kill people in the natural world.

>/a/ goes on a camping trip for a season where we watch anime and sit around having cute little girl discussions about it while having fun on a mountain together.

Why is this now a dream of mine?

>>777714

Better yet, /ak/ camping. Get some proper innawoods and range time in addition to anime.

>>777757

With Juni Ito-style horrors?

>You will never go camping with /a/

Why even live?

>>777759

Cute youkai girls. They'll come out to eat us but get charmed by our headpats and oishiimonos.

>>777802

Surely you've been camping before?

>>777810

>I don't want a /k/ meet up brownies moment to happen to me.

This is /a/, anon. We're a bunch of innocent little girls. At the very worst you'll get some delicious loli bodily fluids in your brownies. Now who could possibly object to that.

>>777823

You don't need that much experience to start camping, though make sure to go easy on the first time so you don't get yourself in a bad situation. Also I just learned that some people have tents that hook up to your car. I myself am not referring to that, and more referring to driving right to the camp site and setting up camp.

Pretty comfy. Do pine cones actually work that well? Seems like grass / whatever fluffy tinder bundle you can put together would work better since it will take a spark better.

>>777757

>>777791

I could take you out innaothernowhere, only 30% of you are goners provided said guide doesn't get offed first lots of spoops.

>>777851

Pine cones are loaded with resin, birch bark works just as well due to how oily it is.

>>777870

Stomach down so you gaze at Fuji-san as you doze off.

>>777802

In my attempts to not make a sexual joke, from what I've gathered, quite a few weebs have some sort of military/outdoors experience.

>>777902

Why should I seek medical help? Did I miss something?

>>777440

Do skinwalkers even watch anime? Do they have waifus?

If they tell a spooky story, they should talk about Dyatlov Pass. Hope that incident doesn't happen to them or to camping anons.

>>778001

Reminds me of https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phantoms_(novel)

>>778072

I like that spoopy Russian things usually involve radioactivity.

>>778098

There is potential here too >>776262

Shiny Days/ABC mashup when?

>>779833

I'm going to be bold and proclaim that this will be my favorite this season.

>>779876

>>779806

Caught myself yawning super hard while looking at second pic.

>>779876

>>779889

Oh you guys are right, I forgot about the inchlings. It's going to be a battle of the comfy.

>you will never be a tiny japanese schoolgirl wearing oversized woollen clothes that make you look cute and super comfy

truly this life is for suffering only

>>779895

>Now we enter the era of comfy.

Finally, the golden age that the prophesies foretold.

>>779895

>>779940

you whippersnappers stop calling healing anime comfy

>>780130

It's been comfy here for a long time old man.

>>780130

Come on grandpa, get with the times, that's what all the kids call it these days.

>>780209

The delivery on that panicked line is great.

>>780191

>paying for firewood

What the fuck?

>>780191

>they surely can't own the entire woods or force you use their firewood and brazier.

Do you have any idea how utterly tiny Japan is? They surely can and do.

>>780191

>>780246

My grandmother inherited a mountain from her mother but it's in between several other mountains; the GSDF used it as a training ground until a few years back (budget cuts), and nowadays the electric company pays her a measly $32 a year for letting them put two high voltage power poles on the mountain.

>>780265

Looks like a basic campground to me.

Nipland probably don't allow anyone to camp wherever they want.

>>780268

I always imagine camping to be remote and solitary. I guess the common reality is different.

>>780297

Can't recharge your phone in the wilderness.

I went camping once a few years ago.

>Storm Brenda or Doreen

>Woken up by the wind, found out later it was 90-100mph

>Go to the toilets

>Return to tent

>It's gone

>>780306

Have you increased the sepia or is that photo old?

>>780297

Camping areas won't usually be desolate, if you own land or do what >>780306 says then it can be very solitary.

>>780297

Usually the heavily populated campgrounds will be accessible by automobile.

You can find some solitude even in public campgrounds if you have to hike a few miles to get there.

>>780306

>Went to a desolate place across the pond to camp

>Took a picture in a sepia filter

I'm not pointing fingers, but someone sounds like a skinwalker to me.

>>780286

>>780306

What I wonder about that forest is just how many bodies are there? I assume the wildlife takes care of remains fairly quickly and maybe people come looking for remains to identify and remove but are there new people going there to die all the time? Does it just constantly smell like rotting corpses?

It sounds like a fun way to go out if I decide I'm done with life. I could make my first trip to Japan be my last too.

>>780334

The forest is 30 square kilometers for fuck's sake anon. It's ridiculous to imagine "it constantly smells like corpses." Have you never been in a forest before or something?

>>780338

Maybe anon has an inhumanly good sense of smell?

>>780342

You have never been to a forest? Do you live in the desert or something?

>>780343

Didn't most of the suiciders lay out cords from the entrance of the forest to wherever they eventually killed themselves?

If you want to find a corpse, all you have to do is follow one of the cords.

>>780191

>they surely can't own the entire woods

I have just around 1100 acres in my name, all of it being bumfuck nowhere woodland filled with old growth.

>>780312

Hand crank my friend. Power forever and ever.

>>779833

>The beach episode

This cannot happen. Its not camping in the woods. Rin is pure and reminds me too much of You so impure thoughts are wrong. But my body is very curious about this

>>780406

>lake camping in summer

>beach camping

One will happen, I bet my bottom dollar on it. Or they'll take an onsen break somewhere. Outdoors, of course.

>>780408

The Outdoors Club goes to an onsen while Rin is off doing solo camping. She decides to go to one too, but it's closed.

>>780334

Thing die in the woods all the time anon nature has a good way of killing the smells. Also they have search parties go out regularly to find bodies. Japanese politeness also demands those about to suicide leave something to help the living find the body.

>>780413

Why am I so attracted to a bundled up girl with a bun and a tent? Is it some ancestry coming back to me?

>>780502

I'm sure there are more remote areas that the search parties will miss or don't bother with, since their priorities will probably be closer to the trails. There are also going to be suicide victims who don't leave clues of their passing and there are plenty of pictures of rather old looking skeletons that people stumble upon.

>>777757

>>777714

>>777810

>>777975

I would get a visa to do this

Watch anime, learn to use guns, learn survival tactics, eat ramen all while being off the grid for days at a time.

Sounds like heaven

Even their narrow club room is somehow incredibly comfy.

>>780511

I love how /x/ this anime inherently is.

>>780517

>Get eaten by a skinwalker.

>>780526

More likely to get raped by one from here.

>>778242

There is this.

>>777914

Dork

>>781146

I'd imagine there are places in Europe that are similar but NA has the advantage of having a large amount of wilderness available to you to camp depending on your location as long as you are knowledgeable.

>>781146

>Nippon.

How likely is it to find an uninhabited pacific island? Japan had plenty of small island possessions before the war, the US might have them now though, but if you can get to one of those islands that would be as good as it can get. Also what about remote parts of Hokkaido? Surely there must be empty space there.

>>780297

It can be remote and solitary.

The best campsites are ones where you canoe along lakes with unpronounceable First Nations names, and set up camp on a tiny lump of shield rock with a handful of trees and just enough soil to stick the tent pegs.

>>781155

I think there are some anons who are a part of the navy and army as well.

>>776793

Meh. This isn't camping. This is play-pretend camping. Are just really that afraid of actual wilderness? Also, the camp fire method they teach is bad, especially in windy or rainy weather. My autism couldn't even let me finish the first episode.

>>781277

japs* really that afraid

>>776872

> innawoods

They literally have toilets at walking distance from the campsite.

>>781277

>anime is called "Yuru Camp"

>it's about high school girls camping

<This is play-pretend camping

Really, what did you expect? A high schooler girl camping overnight at semi-deserted campsites is already way more extreme than what the average parent would allow.

>>780265

This guy gets it.

Also,

>needing to sign up in a camping register

>paying a fee

>>781281

From the portrayal of it it doesn't seem to have anyhing to do with the girls being high-schoolers.

This is how Nips pretend to go camping. They're recreating town life with tents.

>>781284

>This is how Nips pretend to go camping.

After reading through some of the other posts in the thread it seems I was wrong. This isn't how Nips pretend to camp. This is also how over-socialised western European and American pussies pretend to camp as well.

No wonder I can't relate to this at all.

>>781277

True, what are they doing, not showing survival innawoods in the vast uncharted hinterlands of the greater Tokyo area where not a soul has passed through in decades.

Do you honestly think there's any wilderness within biking distance of where most nips live?

>>781284

I think managed campsites are the same everywhere, aside from having less money to build facilities. Most people who go camping tend to go to popular locations like these. For that I agree there isn't much point in doing it, might as well just do day trips or stay at a motel. Though at popular locations, motels again might be even more expensive.

>>781288

>Do you honestly think there's any wilderness within biking distance of where most nips live?

Probably not but this doesn't make the whole thing any less jarring for me personally. Kinda sucks because I would've loved to see a CGDCT show with camping (or what we understand to be camping around here).

>>781289

Not where I'm from.

>>781287

It's a shame we can't all be as hardcore, badass and totally edgy like you are, anon. You probably fight bares with your bear hands and eat their hearts while they're still beating.

>>781158

>>781155

Heer here

>>781297

What does edgy even mean any more?

>>781329

Making like 10 posts about how much it bothers you that the pussy first world countries have the masses going to managed campsites instead of camping in the depths of the wilderness, only eating food you hunted down with your bare hands and only shitting outdoors, like you do, is pretty edgy.

>>781350

You still didn't explain what exactly you mean by "edgy".

>>781354

I thought it would transmit the essence, but to boil it down further,

>those guys are pussies and I'm very cool guy because I do badass dangerous things

You can also google it and you'll get something like

>provocative, dark, trying too hard to be cool

>>781359

But I am suggesting nothing of the sort ("badassery"). The worst you can typically suffer while camping is bad weather. It looks like I touched a nerve though.

>>781350

Gatekeeping is a better way to decribe it

>>781153

>The best campsites are ones where you canoe along lakes with unpronounceable First Nations names

>First Nations

Leaf detected.

>>781376

Different anon here. All your posts come across as excessively confrontational and egotistical. It's fine to not like the show, but it seems like you're trying to win an internet tough-guy contest with a group of anime girls.

Hopefully there'll be a more realistic wilderness survival anime made at some point for you to enjoy.

>>781855

If it wasn't painstakingly clear from the first episode, this series is meant to be a light hearted, comfy series about enjoying the great outdoors with friends. It's not even attempting to sell itself as some kind of hardcore camping otaku anime, anyways.

>>780406

>he hasn't camped on the beach

It's pretty comfy, as long as you don't get any crabs in your tent.

>that first half of episode 2.

I swear to all the fucking mountains of my country if this show dares give me a full episode in high school, it's going to get dropped harder than a Savage elbow drop.

Other than that, great shit. First episode was great with the vistas and that shot of moonlit Fuji. More like this Japan and you might save slices of life yet.

>>780286

>not going into the forest at fucking night with nothing but a flash light

/a/non, just stick to the trails and you're fine. Logan Paul specifically went off trail because he was looking to find something.

And if you're feeling adventurous, go at night. Less chances of encountering people, even suicide inclined ones.

>>781282

Paying a fee is always obligatory for camping, so's registering. Unless you literally go inawoods and go into non sanctioned camp groups. But if you do that, you risk getting caught and there's fines for that.

>>781287

No, if it was over-socialized Europeans, it'd include beer, weed, one of those tents that props itself up without needing to be assembled, nothing but canned food because they can't even handle the responsibility of carrying a portable stove, and finally they'd do nothing but hang out at the nearby rave party instead of actually camping.

I assume you're an American from a more rural area. Keep in mind Japan and Europe have wilderness that's very looked after/regulated. Case in point, second episode Rin had to pay all that money. It's very tourist oriented. And there's fines for camping off designated areas. It's the same as my country.

And as far as the camp fire method, it depends. I honestly don't get how she didn't set up a safety perimeter in the first episode. That's a forest fire waiting to happen. First a spark lights the tent, then the tent lights the forest. And poor Rin probably dies. Also that's the same method we use here. Although we don't bury the kindling, we just light the pine cones and light a small part of the fire and then feed it until everything catches.

>>782350

No, it's these circular tents that don't need any sort of assembling. You just throw them out and they prop up like one of those pop up books.

It's the faggiest fucking thing only normalfag millennials use because they can't be arsed to learn basic shit like assembling a tent. Truly the shittiest thing.

>>782352

>millennials

Reminder that the first millennials will be turning 36 this year.

Time sure flies.

>>782352

I understand its appeal to millenials, but what makes it shitty? Is it a bad tent otherwise?

Why is this worse than my 2 person dome tent? It looks harder to fit in a backpack I guess.

>>782355

That's one reason. Most are also a fucking hell to close back up. And they're just the easy way out. It's like streaming vs torrenting really.

>>782356

I could understand if your complaint was that there was some kind of structural flaw or common problem with their designs (lack of space, poor insulation, prone to breaking and becoming un-repairable) but being too easy?.. Come on man. You may as well be complaining that they bring propane stoves instead of rubbing two sticks together.

>>782357

I am deeply in love.

>>782472

It might be autism but I associate the type of tents with the worst type of normalfag. It can't be helped I guess.

>>782356

>using a tent at all

>not building your own shelter out of grass and branches chopped with a sharpened stone

What are you, a fucking pussy?

>>782488

>using a shelter

>not just sleeping under a tree or a cave

Weak punk ass.

>>782472

Well it depends who you identify with. That sets the window of what's acceptible for an activity and limits taking "that's too easy" all the way to camping naked with no possessions. But there'll be some center where people give you a look for not trying hard enough. But forgetting all that, it's probably that faggots tend to use those tents. >>782486

>>782342

Fuck the police.

>>782492

>just sleeping under a tree or a cave

>not killing and gutting a bear with your bare hands before sleeping inside the carcass

Pathetic.

>>782573

>just a bear

>not a female grizzly bear with cubs, also killing the cubs for slippers and a hat

Wow onii-chan, you're a huge fag!

>>782576

>not killing the mother bear and raising the cubs as your own, to have private bear bodyguards who go innawoods with you and bring you delicious salmon to eat

What are you even DOING outside?

>>782582

>not raising monster girl bear lolis

I don't know nigger, what are you?

I think we've reached the point where it needs to stop

>>782756

Are they finally sharing a tent? Nice.

>>782783

>state parks don't open for camping until March 15 here

Too bad

Just started watching this. You guys weren't exaggerating when you said it was comfy. I really love the music too, and both the main characters are really cute together.

>>781146

It just comes down to population density. I don't know that much about Japan either, but in the UK there's basically no actual wilderness south of Scotland. The closest thing you can get to patches of real wilderness are managed nature reserves crisscrossed with paths and even dirt roads. Everything else is farmland and cities.

I suppose Japan must be a bit more wild since they still have a natural population of bears in some places, but I can understand them not wanting to encourage camping in those areas. With a population as high as theirs, unrestricted camping could be quite damaging to whatever wilderness areas remain.

>>782819

>>782783

This anime is doing a good job at reminding me of things I'll never feel. I wanted to taste the hot pot they had, it was probably delicious.

>>782881

I think it's mostly the mountains in Japan that are still wildness, as well as a lot of hokkaido. >>782817

I think Nadeshiko ranked up for me this episode.

>>782921

Well the good thing is that a hot pot like that is relatively easy to make yourself, provided you have an asian mart to go to for supplies where you live.

It looks easier than making ramen judging by some videos on youtube.

>>780191

Nord here with an opposite reaction. Why is everything so fucking cheap in Japan/Anime?

>>782923

Hokkaido is pretty much total wilderness around the center. There was a thread an /a/non made about visiting Japan few months back, and I mentioned I'd love to just get "lost" in those mountains for a week. It's one of the most beautiful ecosystems we've got on the planet.

>>782817

>This is the face of someone reaching comfy enlightenment.

Wrong! This happy camper is deceased.

>>782970

>[Asenshi] Yuru Camp - 03 [13CE2CF1].mkv

It's time for cute girls and outdoors.

>>782970

How different is it from the basic subs I get from Erai/HS for this series? I don't recall anything particularly egregious, at least not that I noticed without knowing Japanese.

>>783040

Asenshis' encoding at least is far better. As for translation, you occasionally find a few HS fuckeries and with Asenshi I never had a problem.

Also this might be normalfag as fuck, but

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DGDyAb6pePo

The opening bridge of the opening is straight up lifted from this song.

>>783060

I have no idea what ywn means, why can't you just type normally /a/non ;_;

It's like trying to decipher the last post of someone suffering a stroke.

>>783102

But lifelike texture ;_;

Lurk a bit more newfriend

>>783202

HOTTO POTTO CAMPINGU

You forgot to add "the", it's should be the FUJIKO of Comfy Camping The message should've also been POKKA POKKA TO Redoing is not allowed

>>783202

HOTTU POTTU CAMPINGU

ほかほか!

HOTTO POTTO CAMPINGU

ほかほか!

If anyone's interested in Nip onomatopoeia, here's a list: https://www.tofugu.com/japanese/japanese-onomatopoeia/

I am legitimately shopping for camping shit and researching campgrounds near my current location.

>>783292

Don't learn the hard way not to put the tent upwind of the fire anon.

>>783371

What's the reasoning behind that?

>>783381

The sparks and ash will hit your tent and melt tiny little holes in it. You won't discover the extent of the damage until it rains on you.

>>783383

Oh, then you said it the wrong way round. You want your tent upwind of your fire, because wind blows from upwind towards downwind.

>>783384

Woops.

Any anons in the Florida panhandle want to go camping?

>>782345

best way to camp in Japan in camping in the middle of a city so you don't have to pay for a hotel

if you're after trees and shit, you can find those in any country.

i like anime and camping,

so i walk through wooded areas and think of anime.

>>782355

You'll be lucky if you can find one that's adequate for any season other than summer.

>>783387

Enjoy being alligator food.

>>784327

People that use these are barely adults.

>>782352

>>784354

I actually use one of these when I'm doing re-enactment shows - they're always in the summer, sometimes I need my tent taken down in a matter of minutes if we're camping where the public's going to be and I oversleep, and it keeps the rain off me and my armour well enough.

Wouldn't dare take it anywhere off-season though, and if I've got the luxury of reasonable taking down and putting up time I'll use a proper tent any day.

Actually on-topic: I can't not hear the Jackson 5's ABC when the opening starts up. I swear it's not just me.

>>784673

I would've called them children anon, but you do you.

>>785204

See

>>780667

>>785476

That's a terrible quality screencap

>>785481

Have the archive http://archive.is/JVt7V

>>785476

Please be California!

Cute girls doing cute camping smoking out SanFran would absolutely make my day.

Also that camping guide seemed fairly sound.