Audience reviews
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lycoping
Sometimes when doing reviews, I mark them as "mixed feelings" even though I have strong feelings one way or another, because I know other people might like the anime I'm reviewing. In this case, my feelings are truly mixed. I really don't know how to review this.
But, because I can't keep my mouth shut, even when I should, I'll try anyway.
This anime is rated pretty highly on MAL. And, to be honest, I don't understand why. Now, this may be a fault of mine, but I'll explore that in a bit.
This anime is about a bunch of girls who like camping, and then go camping, sometimes even with each other. We start with a character Rin who likes to go solo camping, and doesn't like going with other people, and a high school club of girls who also like to go camping, and as the series progresses, the…
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I watched this anime a while ago now, but here I am, very bored and trying to do some work, looking for any mean to escape, and I thought to myself: hey, I have never told the world how I felt about this anime. So here I am.
I had been suggested to check this out after I finished K-On, and someone here on MAL told me it was excellent SOL, and the score is above 8.00. I also love hiking and trekking, so I said why not?
Here's why.
The characters were highly unengaging, with the slight exception of the tall green haired girl and the goofy pink haired girl (since I watched this maybe a year ago, I really cannot remember any name). At the other end of the spectrum, I found the MC, moped introverted girl, very hard to like, with her attitude of I don't like being with others, I like going by…
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Often compared to Super Cub, the two shows could not be more different. Yuru Camp is a tremendous commercial success. The product placements, ads for specific businesses, usually outdoor recreation companies and Yamanashi tourism, are ubiquitous. Yuru Camp is one long series of commercials. The show is featured at trade shows for outdoor equipment companies in Japan, and to promote tourism in the prefecture.
In between commercials, we have pure fluff, with poor attempts at humor and lots of CGDCT. There is no dramatic tension or conflict. Just smiles and giggles from cartoon girls. There is a suggestion of a plot. There is the poor excuse for humor in the introduction of an alcoholic teacher who is presented as a harmless clown. Alcohol abuse is held up a a normal behavior.
Fans of pur…
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This is my first review of an anime I've made for quite a long time, so please bear with me. Personally, I'm a big fan of slice-of-life shows like Yuru Yuri, Non Non Biyori, Sound! Euphonium, etc., and I've watched them ever since I've watched Azumanga Daioh, which was originally released back in 2002. But Yuru Camp, aka Laid-Back Camp, is easily one of the most relaxing, laid-back anime I've watched along with Non Non Biyori. Yuru Camp is perfect to make me forget about all my worries in the world momentarily.
Yuru Camp may be just a typical slice-of-life anime at first glance, but the characters are what separates this anime from other slice-of-life anime, and how cute they are. It's cute girls going camping, and who doesn't love them? Yuru Camp did not have much of the plotline, but it…
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“Riiiin-chaaaaaaaan~!” - Nadeshiko Kagamihara
🥇 9/10
After a long tiring week of school or work, maybe a getaway is something you need. How about camping? Traveling and exploring somewhere far from the city is actually not a bad idea. Yuru Camp△ is probably one of the most relaxing anime you can find, giving audiences traveling and camping experience, which takes place in Yamanashi and its nearby prefectures, where one of the most popular landmarks in Japan, Mount Fuji, is visible, and of course with cute high school girls. After a show completion, you might want to pack your bag and try going on camping at least once in a lifetime.
🎬 Story - 8/10
Rin Shima, nicknamed Shimarin, while on her usual camping, she met Nadeshiko Kagamihara who has just moved to Yamanashi, that is how the sto…
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I know that this anime is well liked and all, but I just did not enjoy it in the slightest. The characters were okay but the only one who really stood out to me was Nadeshiko. I hated Rin though, she was such a bore every time she was on screen. The animation is also pretty bad in this anime, not atrocious or anything but pretty bad nonetheless. The show features slice-of-life esque scenarios, but unlike most slice of life it gets incredibly repetitive incredibly fast. There's not really anything going on in this show that's entertaining in the slightest to me. I guess the appeal of the show is that it's cute? But that didn't really transfer to enjoyment for me. Overall, in my opinion it's not worth your time to watch Yuru Camp.
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Yuru Camp is based off of a manga by Afro. Which I'm fairly certain is a circle's name and not the name of the actual author. Afro is known for Anthology comics based off of works like Madoka, Sakura Trick, Gochuumon wa Usagi Desu ka & Sansha Sanyou. I'm detecting a pattern and it has to do with lots of cute girls and heavy shoujo-ai. This may be a circle after my own heart. It was adapted into an anime by C-Station. C-Station is one of those studios I've never heard of. They've got a list of nine anime they've worked on, according to MAL and this is the first one I've watched.
Story:
We open with young Shima Rin going on a solo camping trip. She stumbles across a girl sleeping near the camp site and thinks nothing of it, until late at night when the girl approaches her, crying because…
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Have you ever wanted to go camping but without the camping? Yuru camp was made for you then. This is probably the most lighthearted show Ive ever seen. Enough backstory lets get to the review.
Story is a 7/10. Its not the most amazing story, its camping. Bland on paper but animated its quite the trip. Again its not a crazy wild story but its a damn good enough one to make a show out of.
Art is a 9/10. The art in this show is godly. Mt Fuji looks great, the characters are adorable, the food doesnt look like a sopping wet urinal cake. Its fantastic. I hope a season 2 of this show drops soon because id love to watch more.
The sound is an 8/10 mostly because the OP sounds like something from an 80's sitcom. The voice actresses and actors perfectly fit the roll of the character they've bee…
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Yuru Camp was a strange phenomenon to witness. An anime produced by a newish studio and an inexperienced staff, with a premise that looked about as basic and niche as it could, adapting a fairly unknown manga. Very few people looked forward to this show, and I was certainly not one of them as it didn't look particularly appealing at first.
And yet, it remains as the third highest-rated non-sequel show of its season, only behind two series that rely on more visceral and spectacular storytelling (Sora yori mo tooi basho and Violet Evergarden), with heavier themes and mood shifts. It is one of the best-selling shows of the season as well, increasing manga sales, selling a lot of merchandise and, as of today, tripling the amount of visitors to the campsites located at the Yamanashi Prefecture…
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In a part of the medium of anime where school settings are common, Yuru Camp decides to take us to the outdoors, and provides us with a fresh, more rare setting to indulge ourselves in.
A large part of the appeal of Yuru Camp to me and many others is how the activities being shown can all be attempted in real life. This not only leads more people to try outdoor activities, but it allows people like me to relate to the time we spend outdoors. In my case, after many years of camping, hiking, backpacking, and hunting in Oregon, this show brings back memories of my childhood spent outdoors and the joys of friendship. With a setting in a show that connects you to an enjoyable part of real life, a whole new level of enjoyment is reached.
Accomponing the story of this show is a comfortable blen…
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[6.0/10]
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Ever spend the afternoon listening to those lo-fi hip-hop playlists on Youtube? The ones that play a long playlist of relaxing instrumentals over gifs of animated characters either studying, reading, or floating in outer space? If so, then you have probably experienced, through audio, the kind of feeling that Yuru Camp embodies and presents to you. The chirping birds and licking of river water as it wraps around the rocky shoreline. A group of students out at campsites, under no threat, in no danger, with no drama, cooking food for one another and conversing about what they value. The term here is “laid-back”, and the show translates that for its title.
The series here follows…
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One of my favorite genres in anime is slice of life, I just really love how it makes me feel. Now there are different varieties of slice of life anime out there. There's romance, drama, school setting, and just in general every day life.
Yuru Camp is a typical every day life type of anime. What is it about? It's about a group of girls that go camping, and sometimes some of them go solo camping. And that's pretty much it.
Admittedly it doesn't have the most interesting of ideas, but it somehow makes it work. I fell in love with Rin and the rest of the girls, seeing them interact and their friendship become stronger was just really rewarding to see.
I'm an introvert in real life, so I'm always worried how anime will protray introverted characters, but in my opinion at least Rin is one of…
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Note: English is not my native language, I apologize for possible mistakes.
Well I can say this anime, to start was a very pleasant and nice surprise this season, at first could be seen as another anime moe and now, but the truth that this anime gave me tranquility during each episode was sublime and even I grant several tics and wishes to camp.
Art: The art is good, the animation of the Japanese landscapes, characters and their food is 9/10 to my liking, the way they represented what camping is magnificent, I think that to many people this anime apart from giving us tranquility too He gave us great wishes to camp haha.
Characters: His characters are well, really sympathetic to them especially the two protagonists, Nadeshiko and Rin highlighted that gave great comical moments, tender a…
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Cute series makes you forget your daily stress after watching it. Amazing voice acting specially for Nadeshiko. I love the Nadeshiko character due to her voice. The series is about camping. But it also reveals the enjoyment did you during the journey which is priceless.
It's make you feel to leave your busy life and enjoy the bliss of nature.
It's a comfy anime to enjoy. It's make you realise the fun involving spending nights under the stars. The background music is also very soothing. It's also provide little knowledge about camping. This is my first review so forgive me if I done any mistakes
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Camping 101
Starring: cute girls!
We’ve had cute girls sailing to Antarctica, (Further than the Universe) cute girls in the apocalypse (Girls’ Last Tour), cute girls singing, dancing, and playing instruments (anime like K-On!, Love-Live! And Hibike! Euphonium), and just cute girls doing nothing whatsoever (Lucky star and Yuyushiki). Now we have cute girls going camping.
It literally does what it says on the packet. It’s a very relaxed slice-of-life anime about camping, including all the aspects you would expect to see in a camping anime. It goes into great detail about the campsites they visit, the equipment they use (everything from how they buy it to how they set it up), the food they make (which by the way, looks amazing and will make you hungry if you watch it before eating), and th…
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The sun is setting. The cold breezes that brushed through the yellow-green grass just a few minutes earlier have left the plains. In front of a small camping tent, Rin is comfortably seated in a folding chair, reading a book. A while has passed and she decides to put down her warm cup of cocoa, close her book and stretch; a puff of breath turns into a small cloud and slowly fades away. She looks at her surroundings: a huge, empty field of grass, a small forest and a clear view of a Mt. Fuji tinted in a friendly pink. Rin is on another of her lonesome weekendly winter camping trips. During the coldest season, she fancies spending some time alone in the quiet areas of Japan—on camping sites usually uncrowded during the winter.
During her trips, she spends a lot of time exploring the campin…
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STORY - 9
ART - 9
SOUND - 9
CHARACTER - 9
ENJOYMENT - 9
And the pine cone said "Konnichiwa!". Welcome to Yuru Camp△, a cutesy take on the slice of life aspect of camping, following a group of adventurous girls who love the outdoors as much as each other!
What sucked me in to this story of camping was that the atmosphere was so peaceful and relaxing. Leaving out the frantic setting in other anime, it let blissfulness shine through in an adorably positive manner. As someone who only knows about camping very straightforwardly, the simple presentation on the tips and techniques were given in an understandable format, and I definitely didn't mind learning about them! All the girls contained their own likable personalities, an entertaining factor on its own. Collectively, they were funny, happ…
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Please note this review is intended for those that have finished watching Yuru camp and while care has been taken to minimise story related spoilers there may still be spoilers present within character analysis. You have been warned.
Relaxing with Nadeshiko and friends as they show us how enjoyable camping can be
Based off a popular manga of the same name Yuru camp which is also known by its English title of laid back camp is a comedy and slice of life anime that makes use of as its main premise a simple but easily relatable question that most travellers and explorers would ask themselves. Would camping in beautiful areas be more fun if you were camping with friends that share your passion for it? What will happen if one day you encounter people that share the same passion as you do in…
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“¡ One for all, hole in one!” —Nadeshiko Kagamihara
Yuru Camp is one of the gems from the season. Who could have guessed a camping series would be fun, refreshing, and very entertaining? Also, no matter how you are feeling, after each episode you will end with a big smile on your face. Yuru Camp isn’t about cute girls doing cute things. It is about how to enjoy simpler situations and how to maintain the proper mood and be happy under any circumstance. More important, the series irradiates that sensation to all the spectators. These girls give us a funny and delightful gem and will stay in our memories for a long time.
The story is straightforward and easy to follow, it is fun, fresh and entertaining to watch. It focuses on camping. Yes, I envision the same thing you’re thinking: camping,…
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OH HELL YES, another AOTS contender (besides Sora Yori mo Tooi Basho) and with EVEN LESS marketing from a budding studio (C-Station of Starmyu fame and forget all the other crap they did), with a simple yet engaging premise that's all about camping and with that, a lesson on camping skills and whatnot along with the simple character designs and personalities, with the beautiful breath-taking art that makes this series a sleeper hit indefinitely! Smiliar to Yorimoi, another (presumed) 11/10 rating that sums up how much I enjoyed the Iyashikei (healing) effect from start to end, and will miss this series to say the least :(
Story:
Well, the starting point for this show is kinda intriguing as it shows Nadeshiko Kagamihara (WOW what a tongue-twister this name is) moving over from Shizuoka to…
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