北海道。気ままに走るツーリングキャンプ。

北海道。気ままに走るツーリングキャンプ。

Hey everyone, I’m Manyu Rider.
I ride my Rebel 250 around Hokkaido, sharing chill motorcycle trips, camping adventures, and peaceful moments from the road. If you enjoyed the video, feel free to subscribe, hit the like button, and drop a comment. I’d really appreciate it! Today, I’m heading toward a campground in Tsukigata, passing through Tobetsu along the way. It’s about a two-hour ride from Sapporo if you’re taking it easy. And at the end of the video, I’ll share one of my favorite udon spots—definitely worth checking out! Thanks for watching, and I hope you’ll stick around ‘til the end. I’ve just arrived. This is the Michi-no-Eki (roadside station) here in Tsukigata. I got a little lost trying to find the reception, but it turns out the small cabin back there past the embankment is the management office. And we’re here! The location here is really beautiful.
And the best part? You can actually ride your motorcycle right into the campsite! Cars aren’t allowed in, but bikes are—that’s a nice little perk. Oh, and the fee? Just 200 yen. Not bad at all. It’s 500 yen for the tent site, plus the 200 yen entry fee—so that’s 700 yen total. A great deal for a spot like this. One of the best things for us bikers is that they actually let you throw out your trash here—that’s a big deal when you’re on the road. This time I’m using a one-pole tent from Naturehike—simple, lightweight, and easy to set up. It packs down pretty small, so it’s easy to carry on a bike. Check out this location—it’s amazing. I’m gonna start getting the fire ready for tonight. I tried making a feather stick, but yeah… it’s harder than it looks. If you’re good at feather sticks, drop a comment—I could use some tips! The wind’s starting to pick up a bit. It’s starting to get dark, so I’m gonna get dinner going. Good morning. It’s still pretty cold in the mornings here in Hokkaido. Took some effort to crawl out of the sleeping bag. Big thanks to Tsukigata Kairaku Park Campground. Definitely a place I’d come back to! And to wrap things up, I’m gonna introduce an awesome udon spot in Tobetsu. Can you believe this? It’s a weekday, and the line goes all the way to the sidewalk! If you want to get in without waiting too long, I’d recommend showing up about 15 minutes before they open. Thanks for watching! If you enjoyed the video, don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe—I really appreciate the support!

今日は北海道の月形町へ、気ままなソロツーリング旅。
道中の風景を楽しみながら、キャンプ場でのんびり過ごします。

キャンプやバイク旅に興味がある方、ただ自然の中で癒されたい方へ。
この映像が、あなたの小さな旅のきっかけになれば嬉しいです。