Forum - View topicINTEREST: Laid-Back Camp's Real-Life Inspiration Sees Visitors Triple
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Dardre
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I'm honestly glad to hear that. I enjoy seeing stories about an "anime bump" for real world locations that appear in an anime; though the stories that talk about the mess some fans leave behind can be disappointing.
Hopefully a few of these visitors will become enthusiasts. |
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DerekL1963
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I hope the prefecture finishes the website... It's pretty cool to browse.
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Kadmos1
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If they can afford to camp at these spots, they can afford to pick after themselves. Slobs. |
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Dardre
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If they can afford to camp at these spots, they can afford to pick after themselves. Slobs.[/quote] Oh, I wasn't talking about this specifically, just in general. I remember reading stories of towns or shrines that would get a sudden influx of visitors due to an anime, and sometimes there would be trash in the streets and the like. |
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SayuriUliana
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Technically, the Yamanishi website had the Yuru Camp page since episode 1 aired, so it was clear that they were expecting something like this, and it seems to have worked.
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