−1℃ 暖房なし車中泊｜一番キツかったのは気温じゃなかった

A night at -1°C. When I slept in my car without using the heater, the hardest part wasn't the cold. How much can you endure with typical equipment: a summer blanket, heated clothing, and a mobile battery? This video records the unexpected points I discovered after actually spending a night in my car. *This video does not explain the correct way to stay warm, but is a verification and record based on real experience. Please be very careful when using heated devices while sleeping. Following this, Unexpected things that happened during car camping The next morning's events Shopping at a roadside station and car camping meals This video also includes these points. **************************************** 00:00 Digest 00:12 Opening 00:35 Arrival at Michi-no-Eki "Beni Hana no Sato Okegawa" (Night) 00:55 Getting into the car (Explanation of no heating) 02:14 Introduction of cold weather gear 03:57 Mobile battery and portable power bank (DABBSSON 1400PRO) 05:22 To the public bathhouse 05:31 An unexpected beginning 08:06 Unexpected 09:04 The next morning 09:12 Morning, summary of last night 10:53 Shopping at the roadside station 11:21 The Ferrari of soft serve ice cream and ema (votive tablets) 12:06 Deciding on the soup 12:41 Tasting (It was incredibly delicious) 14:14 End of meal (Ending, souvenirs, and introduction of popular bread) **************************************** When using heating elements or electric blankets, there is a risk of low-temperature burns. Please take sufficient safety precautions when using them. **************************************** ★This channel focuses on the theme of "Campervan x Travel x Lifestyle," sharing ways for adults to enjoy themselves without overdoing it. **************************************** [Self-introduction] Resident of Ibaraki Prefecture, in my 40s Occupation: Private school teacher Hobbies: Real estate collecting, travel, motorcycles, etc. I'm a beginner with campervans, but I value the principle of "just trying it," and plan to gradually expand my horizons. I will record the scenery and people I encounter with this vehicle, including the process itself.