>>2840169Yes. Japan is kinda fucked up when itcomes to trails - you have the fully manicured tourist trails, which will often even charge admission fees, and the maintenance trails for electrical lines (and in some places, AA missile bunkers), and that's it. Since most farms have large, continuous plots of land, their dirt trails don't link up with each other, only with the road, and often will be fenced off completely.
If you want to walk on trails for more than ~5km, and don't have access to military training grounds, the only option is the electricity lines.
Add to that that most japs are softies who can't bear being without a comfortable bed or flush toilet, end you end up with a bunch of cucks who'll drive their fully loaded keicar to a "campground" in sight of the highway, pay 1500JPY for trail admission, walk 2km to some "wild" spot, have a drink from the vending machine there, snap a picture, walk back, build a fire, sleep in a tent (unless it rains even slightly, in which case they'll run for their car), then tell all their coworkers how they "roughed it".
Now, to be fair, Hokkaido is supposedly different, and I've heard some japs complain about "terrible" campgrounds there that sounded great to me. But The main islands and okinawa suck when it comes to /out/.