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How to say "camp" in Japanese

きゃんぷ · kyanpu

"Camp" in Japanese is キャンプ (kyanpu). To go camping is キャンプに行く, and a campground is キャンプ場 (kyanpujō).

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Ways to say "camp" in Japanese

JapaneseWhen to use it
きゃんぷ · kyanpuCamping; camp.
きゃんぷじょう · kyanpujōCampground.
がっしゅく · gasshukuTraining camp (for a team or club).

How to use it

A sports or study training camp is 合宿 (gasshuku), where members stay and train together.

Camping with a tent is popular in Japan, and many campgrounds need a reservation.

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Questions

What is a 合宿?

合宿 (gasshuku) is a training camp where a team, club or group stays together to practice or study, often during school holidays.

Why do Japanese people make curry when camping?

Curry is easy to cook in a big pot outdoors, so it became a classic camping and school outing meal in Japan.

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