Himekishi to Camping Car

Campers parked in the middle of a sandstorm.

The sandstorm caused almost zero electricity generation, making it impossible to run in a double sense.

Patricia, Mimi and the puppy were in a wonder space, and Naoto and Sophia were in the Hakutama Japanese-style room.

Naoto put a piece of paper over it and painted it there.

"Naoto, what's that?

"Is this it? This is the camper's plan."

"View drawings…"

"Look, this is the driver's seat over there, this is this Japanese room, this is the shower room..."

To a decent Sofia, Naoto pointed to the paper and bespoke interior one at a time, explaining.

"I see you wrote the interior of this mobile home."

"That's what I'm talking about"

"And you're good, Naoto, this...... a schematic? It's easy to understand on such a simple line."

I thought you didn't understand.

"It was easy to understand as soon as I understood it."

"I see."

Naoto nodded and then put his chest on and said proudly.

"This is what I've been writing since I was a kid."

"Ever since I was a kid?

"Damn, I've always liked campers, and I've decided to buy a Zettai camper in the future. When I was a student, I studied how to write architectural drawings, and I wrote many of my ideal campers like this."

"Some, what else did you write?

"Right...... here's one for example"

Naoto took a new piece of paper and ran a pen with Sarah Sarah.

With an unmistakable hand, a new drawing is written up.

In the middle of the longitudinal body, the rectangular parts were written to stand out.

"This is... what is this square?

"Bed."

Naoto answers.

"It's not just a bed, it's a king-size bed where you can sleep with your family together. So, an all night light here next to the bet, a bookshelf over here. Window glass on one side at the back. I also thought about a bed with a canopy, but that didn't make much sense because I'm a camper"

Explained, Sophia nodded enough to be.

"Hmm, it's like a bedroom."

"You're right, it's a camper with only a fancy bedroom (,), a camper with only a super fancy bedroom pong on, without any showers or toilets or kitchens or anything like that. An early version of this was written with reference to Love Hotel"

"I don't know what they do when they're rabbled, but this... isn't it hard to live?

"Because you're not thinking about the convenience of living, and the model is Loveho in the first place. It's an easy idea to use for a trip, when she's ready."

"I see."

I don't know, but I nodded for now, Sophia.

"What else is there?

"Others... right, I thought about this"

Take out the new paper and write.

Two longitudinal bodies were written.

"Does this mean there are two?

"No, no, first and second floors - a two-story camper."

As I said, I added "1F" and "2F".

"This ladder is like a staircase."

"Oh, I see. You write stairs like ladders."

"It feels like a party room on the ground floor, a bit of a fine limo. But upstairs, look, it's glazed on one side, right? Yeah, this means glass windows. This is the kind of lounge you make to enjoy the night view from high ground."

"Hmm?"

"It would be great if you could see the night view while running on the front glass when you look at the sleeping train," I thought.

"Running at night... Anything else?

"There's a heap of them... right"

To Sophia's question, strap her neck and explore her memory.

"How about this?

"This is... bigger than before, and it's two floors again"

"Yes."

"This place upstairs... is that a round table?

"Oh, you're starting to read it."

Naoto laughed niggardly.

"Yes, that's for the round table, for the conference. This upstairs is a conference room with a round table, and the lower room has a presidential desk, well, the presidential office."

"Hmm?"

"I opened the door and I answered. I lined up about six desks in the office of a regular employee there. The concept is a moving limited company."

"I don't know what you're talking about, but you mean the Chamber of Commerce that's finally moving"

"Exactly. I thought it would be interesting if we moved from company to company. It's an idea from a place where millionaires have private jets. Let's get the employees on board."

"Ugh."

"On the contrary, I thought about it and saw it."

Say, write more.

Now it's a room that's pretty small and only about a tatami in size by guessing from the interior.

"You've got a lot of little ones out there. I have a bed and a desk, but you're stuck. What does this mark mean?

"It's a pedal!

"Pepper?"

Parrot back with an ambiguous accent, a pronunciation reminiscent of "nuts".

"Don't you know the pedals, what about sailboats and oars?

"I know that"

"Then imagine that. It's not the power of the wind, it's the ship that rows the oars and the car that rows the pedals, not the power of the sun."

"I see."

When I explained the principle to him, Sophia nodded honestly.

"It's like a tricycle, but I just covered it with handmade skin, which I actually thought about making as a student. This is a great way to run as long as your legs move regardless of the weather."

"Anything else?

"Hehe... it's time to understand the charm of campers"

Naoto quickly wrote a map and taught Sophia one after the other, "The camper of the day I fell back."

Sophia nodded honestly and was impressed each time.

Naoto took care of such a reaction and exposed everything he thought.

"At the end - this is it!

Sasa, and in the shortest time I've ever written a diagram.

There is nothing on the longitudinal body except the driver's seat.

"This is... nothing"

"It's the garage!

"Garage?"

"Yeah, the garage to stop the camper, the moving garage, right?

"Do we put mobile private houses inside mobile private houses?

"Yes, plus I can ride my bike to the camper inside"

"Can you stay further inside? Why would you do that?

"You have romance! Three-step fit! Like."

I'm sorry, but I don't know where he is.

Sophia said.

But you've been thinking a lot.

"I've always liked you, camper. Even when I bought Patricia, I wasn't sure what to do with her. It's the first camper, so I figured this place would be a hexatatami! That's how you did it."

Raise your face and look around inside Patricia.

"Six tatami, ceiling fudge, tucked into air conditioning, kitchen with fridge and range, wind chimes on the edge, and toilet shower!

Straight people counting bespoke interiors one at a time.

The eyes were shining as if they were a boy.

"It was my dream, this"

"You love me."

"Oh! And the campers - and Patricia!

"So you're comfortable here. I ride and I always dust and... I feel better"

"Right!

Naoto said proudly.

Sophia thought a little, and again, cut out the feeling.

"Hey, Naot."

"What's up?

"What would you do if you were to create a new mobile home now?

"Now?"

"Yes."

"Now..."

Straight man with a twist on his neck.

There, Sophia adding conditions.

"What kind of things do we make if we stick together?

"Well, if that's what you mean - it's a doghouse first, let's put on a simple garden too"

"I can't do that, Naot."

"Why"

"The garden is fine, but the house is a crate, otherwise it doesn't slip away."

"I see."

Naoto nodding, I sure thought so.

That's how straight people and Sophia came up with various opinions, and the two went on to design new campers, ideal campers.