A thorough compilation of terms related to camping and bushcraft, from camp boundary terms to jargon.
Commonly used terms are summarized in both English and Japanese names, so you can use it to look up names in English and Japanese. Of course, foreign languages other than English are also posted.
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Camp terms starting with A
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Iron Table
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asari
A saw whose blade protrudes outward.
By cutting thicker than the width of the blade, the blade and the cut surface do not come into contact, making it easier to cut without catching or resistance.Related article
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Up Down Fire
How to set firewood to cook fire on firewood.
Counsel Fire, also known as Pyramid.Related article
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Anorak
An outer jacket that looks like a parka without a zip.
Wool is often worn in bushcraft, and polycotton and polyester are also used outdoors.Related Links
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Alcohol Stove
A burner that uses alcohol as fuel and ignites the alcohol as it is.
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Alcohol Burner
A burner that uses alcohol as fuel and ignites the alcohol as it is.
Also called an alcohol stove.Related Links
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Alpine Butterfly Knot
Rope work that makes a loop fixed to a rope.
関連用語 rope_work
- Hachinoji Musubi
- Moyai Musubi
- Alpine Butterfly Knot
- Eight Knot
- Canadian Jam Knot
- Single Sheet Bend
- Square Knot
- Double Eight Knot
- Double Seat Bend
- Tegusu Knot
- Trucker's Hitch
- Tote Line Hitch
- Farimond Friction Hitch
- Fisherman's Knot
- Bowline Knot
- Hitoe Tsugi
- Chukansya Musubi
- Futae Tsugi
- Pull Knot
- honmusubi
- Stick Knot
- Jizai Musubi
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Alpha Rice
Instant rice that can be made just by pouring hot water or water, which is mainly active in mountain climbing.
Although it is similar to freeze-dried rice, the processing method is different. Alpha rice is dried by removing moisture, so the taste and texture are similar to regular rice.Related Links
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Anchor Peg
A hook type peg used when the peg cannot be used on the ground. It is often hooked in gaps such as wood decks.
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Ammo Can
Abbreviation for Ammunition box, Ammo box.
Because it is sturdy, it can be customized for camping or used as a storage box.Related Links
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Broad Ax
An ax used to cut the sides of a log, such as when taking out square timber.
Related article
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Aka Gas
Regular gasoline.
In camping and outdoors, it is often referred to as unleaded gasoline in general.
In order to protect the engine etc. there are more additives than white gas, so there is a lot of soot and clogging due to long-term storage is likely to occur. -
Ao Gas
Common name for white gas made by Coleman.
Coleman white gas contains a blue pigment, so it is used to distinguish it from other manufacturers white gas.Related Links
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twine
Thread made from hemp fibers. Normally, multiple threads of hemp are woven into a single hemp cord, but the cheap ones are only made from hemp fibers that are made into threads and have low strength.
It can be used as a tinder by unwinding and turning it into hemp.
Camp terms starting with I
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ISUKA
A Japanese outdoor bedding manufacturer founded in 1972. Named after the initials of the founding members.
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Indian Tent
A tent set up with a single pole. It is also called a teepee tent or a one pole tent.
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Inner Tent
The inner tent used for the two-layer tent, the inner tent and the fly sheet. Basically, it has a mesh structure and has good breathability.
It is difficult to use the inner tent alone because shading and waterproofing are completely the role of the fly sheet.Related Links
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Inflator Mat
About self-inflator. Literally translated as "self-expansion", it is a structure that automatically inflates when the valve is opened.
Often used for sleeping mats.Related Links
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Carbon Monoxide Checker
An alarm that activates when a certain amount of carbon monoxide is detected.
A tool for knowing when the tent is filled with carbon monoxide, which does not cause subjective symptoms even in a dangerous situation.Related Links
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Itoba
It refers to the construction of the blade used in Japanese cutlery, and it is a blade that is thinner than a small blade.
Some people call it a microbevel, but I think it's translated into English with the definition of a small blade.
Camp terms starting with U
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Wind Screen
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Water Jug
A thing that stores liquid with a faucet or other outlet.
Although it is also used in sports, it is mainly used in camping to keep water in.Related Links
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Wood Rack
Camp terms starting with E
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EVERNEW
Japanese sporting goods manufacturer.
Zoushin Shoten, founded in 1924, changed its name to EVERNEW in English.Related Links
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Led Lantern
Batteries and rechargeable lanterns that use LEDs. It can illuminate directly below, which oil lanterns and gasoline lanterns cannot.
This is for use in a tent as it does not emit carbon monoxide. LEDs are blue-based, so they are expensive to warm up.Related article
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LPG
Generic term for CB cans and OD cans.
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MSR
MSR is an American manufacturer of mountaineering equipment. Because there are many products that are compact and of good quality, they are often used in camping.
Thermarest is a sister company.
The company name MSR stands for Mountain Safety Research.Related Links
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Eight Knot
Rope work to make bumps for retaining. Basically, it is used in combination with other ropework.
関連用語 rope_work
- Hachinoji Musubi
- Moyai Musubi
- Alpine Butterfly Knot
- Eight Knot
- Canadian Jam Knot
- Single Sheet Bend
- Square Knot
- Double Eight Knot
- Double Seat Bend
- Tegusu Knot
- Trucker's Hitch
- Tote Line Hitch
- Farimond Friction Hitch
- Fisherman's Knot
- Bowline Knot
- Hitoe Tsugi
- Chukansya Musubi
- Futae Tsugi
- Pull Knot
- honmusubi
- Stick Knot
- Jizai Musubi
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Emergency Seat
An aluminum sheet to keep your body warm in an emergency.
It has the effect of reflecting body heat to keep you warm, and can also be used to protect against rain and wind.Related article
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Chimney Guard
A protector attached to the chimney of a wood-burning stove to prevent contact with the tent.
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Camp terms starting with O
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OD Can
Gas cans intended for outdoor use. Abbreviation for OutDoor can.
Sturdy construction, high heat power, and stable use even in cold climates.Related Links
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Oil lantern
A lantern that uses kerosene or paraffin oil as fuel.
The most commonly used lantern that uses fire as a light source.Related article
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Ogalite
Fuel made from solidified sawdust or wood chips.
When Ogalite is carbonized, it becomes Oga charcoal.
The brown one is Ogalite, and the black one is Oga charcoal.
Also known as briquette.Related Links
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Sawdust Charcoal
Charcoal made by carbonizing Ogalite, which is compressed sawdust.
Related article
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Octagons tarp
An octagonal tarp.
A tarp that is strong against rain and wind but has a weak portability because many of them are large.Related Links
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Auto Camp
Camp by driving to the place where you set up your tent. It was originally used for traveling and traveling by car.
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Auto Camp Field
A campsite where you can drive your car to the place where you set up your tent.
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Masayuki Ohashi
Those familiar with knives and bushcraft.
In particular, the knowledge of Nordic knives is one of the best in Japan.
Check out his book.Related Links
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Seiji Oizumi
A Japanese who works as a custom knife maker and a nature guide in Finland called Bushn' Blade.
One of the few people who can fully explain bushcraft in Japanese.Related article
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Glowing ember
Fuel such as firewood burns without raising a flame.
It is suitable for cooking because it has the most stable heat and heat and less smoke. However, it is necessary to have a skillful understanding of rimming in order to make a good bonfire at the timing of cooking.Related article
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embers
A state in which firewood is carbonized and burned without raising the fire.
Related article
Camp terms starting with KA
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Kajka
Fjällräven hiking backpack. Large capacity and high performance.
The nuanced meaning of "to drift aimlessly" in Japanese.Related article
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Kahonan
As an outdoor idol, it is familiar with the compatibility of "survival x idol" "Sabaidoru".
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Council Fire
How to set firewood to cook fire on firewood.
Also known as pyramid or up-down fire.Related article
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Cutting Board
A cutting board made of wood.
In bush crafting, there are many people who use scraps obtained from lumber dealers.Related Links
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cutlery
General term for chopsticks, spoons, forks, knives, etc.
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Canadian Jam Knot
Rope work used for bundling luggage.
It is often used in a standing position like a simplified version of a trucker's hitch.関連用語 rope_work
- Hachinoji Musubi
- Moyai Musubi
- Alpine Butterfly Knot
- Eight Knot
- Canadian Jam Knot
- Single Sheet Bend
- Square Knot
- Double Eight Knot
- Double Seat Bend
- Tegusu Knot
- Trucker's Hitch
- Tote Line Hitch
- Farimond Friction Hitch
- Fisherman's Knot
- Bowline Knot
- Hitoe Tsugi
- Chukansya Musubi
- Futae Tsugi
- Pull Knot
- honmusubi
- Stick Knot
- Jizai Musubi
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kamaboko tent
DOD's 2-room tunnel tent.
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Cantera
Things called candle holders and candle sticks in English. In Japan, signal lamps used on railroads and ships are often referred to as cantera.
Basically vintage items. Many of the items currently on sale under the name Cantera are also vintage-processed.Related article
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Carbide lamp
A lamp also called an acetylene lamp.
The light source is a fire that is burned by generating acetylene from a carbide called carbide.
It is often used in cave surveys because it illuminates the direction of travel over a wider area than a flashlight.Related article
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Carving Axe
Also known as Carpenter's Ax, an ax used for crafting rather than chopping wood.
The head is more fan-shaped than a normal axe, the blade is hollow grind, and the handle is short and loosely curved.
The downward extension of the head is called the whisker.Related article
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Carpenter's Axe
Also known as a carving ax, an axe used for crafting rather than chopping wood.
The head is more fan-shaped than a normal axe, the blade is hollow grind, and the handle is short and loosely curved.
The downward extension of the head is called the whisker.Related article
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Guy Line
Generic term for ropes used to set up tents and tarps. This is the name of the rope used to stretch both paracord and strings.
Gai is an abbreviation for guide, and is also known as "guideline", "guide rope", and "guy rope". Hari rope in Japanese.Related article
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Guy Rope
Generic term for ropes used to set up tents and tarps. This is the name of the rope used to stretch both paracord and strings.
Gai is an abbreviation for guide, and is also known as "guidelines", "guide ropes", and "guy lines". Hari rope in Japanese.Related article
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Gas Mantle
The part that glows brightly when hit by a flame, and is the light source of gasoline lanterns and gas lanterns.
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Gas Lantern
A lantern that can be attached to CB cans and OD cans.
From small items like candle lanterns to mantle-type items.Related article
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Gasoline lantern
A lantern that uses white gas as fuel. Gasoline lanterns are manufactured only by Coleman.
Therefore, we often refer to Coleman's gasoline lanterns rather than to refer to lanterns that can use white gas.
The amount of light is excellent, but there is a fuel noise.Related article
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Garage Brand
A small-scale brand run by a town factory. It is often done by factories that specialize in metal processing.
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KA KA TO JO
A method of igniting charcoal by placing a fire under the charcoal in summer and on top of the charcoal in winter.
In winter, the heat is absorbed by the ground and it takes time to ignite, so place the spark on top.Related article
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Return Burr
A small burr formed when a blade is sharpened. Also called blade rebound.
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strop
Abrasive applied to the leather floor. Polishing tool for finishing the blade after polishing with a whetstone.
Related article
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Camp terms starting with KI
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CAMPING MOON
An outdoor brand operated by CTC Co., Ltd. Although it is a so-called Chinese brand, it is located in Chigasaki City, Kanagawa Prefecture, including the operating company.
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Canopy
A tarp-like canopy that is attached to the doorway of a tent.
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Cabin
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Captain Stag
A brand of outdoor and leisure goods originating in Sanjo City, Niigata Prefecture, Japan. PEARL KINZOKU's outdoor division.
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Carry
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Canteen
A military canteen.
Canteens of various materials and shapes are sold at the Camp Perimeter.Related Links
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Candle lantern
A lantern that uses a candle as a light source. The amount of light is low and cleaning is difficult, but since it does not use flammable fuel, it is safe and light to carry.
Related article
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Camping Car
A car that is fully equipped like a room so that you can live in the car.
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campout
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Camp Gear
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Gear
Camp terms starting with KU
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KUKSA
A cup made from a white birch hump that is handed down in Finland. It is also often made with bushcraft that originated in Northern Europe.
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Cooker
A pot-shaped cooking utensil for the outdoors. The lid can be used as a frying pan or a plate, and stacking and handle storage are possible, so it is made with portability in mind.
There are various sizes and materials, so I want to arrange them according to the purpose.Related Links
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Crossditch
How to place a teepee or starfire on top of a cruciform ditch.
Related article
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Cooler Box
A box surrounded by insulating material to keep the temperature constant.
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Cooler Box Stand
A stand for placing a cooler box on and used to protect it from geothermal heat.
Most of the products can be used with firewood stands and simple tables.Related Links
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Ground Sheet
A sheet placed under the tent to protect the bottom of the tent from moisture and the ground.
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glamping
A coined word of glamorous x camping. We offer luxurious and luxurious services.
It is closer to a hotel where you can enjoy the atmosphere of camping rather than camping. -
Grip Stop
The grip end must be inflated.
It has a role to prevent it from slipping out of your hand.Related article
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Greenland Wax
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Group Camp
group camp. Glucan for short.
It often refers to camping where tools are shared, and when individuals bring their own tools, it is often called a solo group (sologuru). -
Growler Bottle
A beer bottle or water bottle for beer, which has a sealed structure to handle carbonic acid.
Sometimes called simply growlers, the ones that are sold to the public are officially growler bottles, and simple growlers stick bottles used for shipping to retail stores.
In the United States, beer is sold as a supplement to the growler, so a special bottle is on sale.Related Links
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Grommet
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Glove
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Globe
It is the cover part of the light emitting part of the lantern..
It is generally made of glass.Related Links
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Parcel Site
A site with a clearly demarcated and delimited location.
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Wedge
A wood-chopping tool with a V-shaped blade.
There is a type that splits firewood by hitting it and pressing it against the V-shaped part, and a type that inserts a triangular object like an ax head into the firewood like batoning.Related Links
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Army Tent
A tent used by the military of each country. Basically, it refers to a genuine military tent, but there are also people and manufacturers who call or call themselves military tents that imitate military tents.
It has excellent durability and tendency, but it is not comfortable with the minimum construction.Related article
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Black Charcoal
Black charcoal that catches fire easily but does not last long.
Related article
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Black Steel Plate
Camp terms starting with KE
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Quechua
An original manufacturer created in 1997 by a sporting goods company called Decathlon in France.
We make various camping and hiking equipment mainly for tents, and many of them are cheap and good.
The origin of the manufacturer name is from the Quechua tribe in the Andes region.Related article
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Kettle
It's a kettle. Since it is used for boiling water, it is often made of aluminum, which has high thermal conductivity.
Related article
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Camp terms starting with KO
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Goal Zero
A manufacturer that develops products for people who are active in NPOs, "even in a life without electricity." Many products are equipped with highly portable solar power generation systems.
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Gore Tex
A fabric with high waterproofness and moisture permeability (performance that allows sweat to escape) that is often used in outdoor wear.
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Cockpit Style
A style of living quarters where you can do most things without moving from a seated position.
It came to be called so because it can be operated while sitting like a cockpit. -
Cot
A portable bed. At first glance, they look the same, but what is superior in each cot, such as portability, strength, and comfort, is different.
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Cotton
It is used for tents, etc. It is a versatile fabric that can be used in both summer and winter because it is cooler than polyester tents with good breathability and keeps the inside of the tent warm with good heat insulation.
Related article
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Kocher
German version of Cooker. spelled [Kocher]. Also called coffel.
Originally, there is a strong interest in mountaineering.Related Links
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Cottage
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Concealed Tongue
The structure of a knife made by thinning the metal of the handle and sandwiching the metal between the handles. The metal of the handle part is not exposed.
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Container Box
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Convex Grind
The slanted part of the blade must be convex. Its durability and cutting power are strong, but its simple sharpness and sharpening are difficult.
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Composting Toilet
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Coffee Mill
Grinding coffee beans. For camping, the handle can be removed, making it convenient to carry.
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五徳
Articles for placing cooking utensils against a heat source. The shape varies depending on the corresponding heat source.
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Koba
A small blade attached to the tip of the cutting edge.
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Hardwood
A tree with flattened leaves. When looking at the whole tree, there are many trees that have a thick, wide trunk branched and rounded. Generally speaking, broadleaf trees are highly dense and poorly ignitable, but they last well and are often recommended for bonfires. If you buy it at a campsite, it is often more expensive than conifers.
Related article
Camp terms starting with SA
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Thermarest
An outdoor brand founded in 1971, famous for its sleeping mats. To be exact, it's called Therm-a-Rest (?).
It is also the manufacturer that developed the self-inflator mat.
MSR and Platypus are sister companies.Related Links
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THERMOS
A manufacturer famous for stainless steel vacuum bottles. Mitsubishi Chemical Group It all began when the Mitsubishi Chemical Group acquired thermos operating companies around the world.
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Site
A section divided by a campsite, etc. Basically, it is a space for one group and is set up so that it does not protrude from the site.
Depending on the campsite, it is not clearly divided and is sometimes called "over there". -
Saddle Notch
A method of cutting wood used in bushcraft and tri-sticks.
A notch used for intersections when stacking trees crosswise. Seating is improved by fitting the grooves.Related article
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Safari Hat
A boonie hat for outdoor use.
The brim is long and almost horizontal to block the sunlight.Related Links
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circus
The name of the tent released from tent-Mark DESIGNS.
It usually refers to a pentagonal one-pole tent, but there is also a pup tent named Circus 720.Related Links
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Zanketsu
A broken Japanese sword.
There are many people who process legal size blades and use them as knives.
Camp terms starting with SI
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CB Can
Gas cans that are easy to obtain and inexpensive, but lack firepower and stability. Abbreviation for Cassette Gas Bombe.
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Sierra Cup
A simple cup with a wide mouth and shallow bottom.
Officially, it's not "Shera" but "Sierra". Created by the Sierra Club, a nature conservation organization.Related Links
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Sharp point
A method of cutting wood used in bushcraft and tri-sticks.
A notch that sharpens the tip of a wooden stick for sticking into the ground.Related article
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Schlaf
Sleeping bag is German.
There are two types, mommy type and envelope type.Related article
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Shock Cord
A connecting rubber cord inside the pipe part of a tarp pole or chair.
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Single Wall Tent
A single tent with no flysheet.
Because it is a lightweight tent, it is often used for mountaineering and backpack camping.Related Links
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Single Sheet Bend
Rope work that joins ropes of different thicknesses, but the strength is reduced and the knots can slip, so double sheet bends are now the main method.
関連用語 rope_work
- Hachinoji Musubi
- Moyai Musubi
- Alpine Butterfly Knot
- Eight Knot
- Canadian Jam Knot
- Single Sheet Bend
- Square Knot
- Double Eight Knot
- Double Seat Bend
- Tegusu Knot
- Trucker's Hitch
- Tote Line Hitch
- Farimond Friction Hitch
- Fisherman's Knot
- Bowline Knot
- Hitoe Tsugi
- Chukansya Musubi
- Futae Tsugi
- Pull Knot
- honmusubi
- Stick Knot
- Jizai Musubi
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Symetrical Thinning
A method of cutting wood used in bushcraft and tri-sticks.
It is not used in one cut, but two parts are created next to each other and the corner part is used as a trap hook.Related article
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Sheath Knife
シースに入れるナイフのこと。
シースのあるなしに関わらずフォールディングの対義語として使われる事が多い。Related Links
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seasoning
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water purifier
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Shiro gas
White gas.
Unleaded gasoline for automobiles is called white gas because it contains a red pigment and is called red gas.Related Links
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birch
A type of tree famous for its bark that becomes crater. There is a lot of smoke because there is a lot of oil.
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White Charcoal
Whitish charcoal that is difficult to catch fire but lasts well.
Related article
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Direct Fire
A bonfire that is directly on the ground without using a bonfire stand.
Related article
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Sho's
Japanese garage brand.
B-6 made him famous, and since then he has been selling a lot of original camping equipment related to bonfires.Related Links
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Jizai Musubi
Also called a tote line hitch.
Rope work that can change the length of the rope. Used for guylines.関連用語 rope_work
- Hachinoji Musubi
- Moyai Musubi
- Alpine Butterfly Knot
- Eight Knot
- Canadian Jam Knot
- Single Sheet Bend
- Square Knot
- Double Eight Knot
- Double Seat Bend
- Tegusu Knot
- Trucker's Hitch
- Tote Line Hitch
- Farimond Friction Hitch
- Fisherman's Knot
- Bowline Knot
- Hitoe Tsugi
- Chukansya Musubi
- Futae Tsugi
- Pull Knot
- honmusubi
- Stick Knot
- Jizai Musubi
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Flexible Metal Fittings
An item that allows you to adjust the tension of the guy lines.
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Sleeping In The Car
Sleep in a car instead of a tent or bungalow.
There are two patterns, one is designed to sleep in the car in the first place, and the other is forced to sleep in the car due to rain leaks or cold weather. -
conifer
A tree with sharp, needle-like leaves. When looking at the whole tree, there are many trees that grow thin and straight upwards and look like a triangle. Coniferous trees generally contain tree sap, so they have good ignitability, but they do not last long, and they produce a lot of smoke and tar, making them suitable for kindling. If you buy it at a campsite, it is often cheaper than hardwood.
Related article
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Jinmaku
A windshield placed behind a bonfire.
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Camp terms starting with SU
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Swedish Torch
A Swedish-style bonfire that can be used as a stove.
Related article
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Scandi Grind
The shape of the blade that is sharpened straight from the center of the blade.
Since the blade is straight and simple, it is easy to sharpen, but many of them actually have small microbevels.Related Links
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skillet
Thick iron skillet. This is often used to refer to items that are deep and have short handles.
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Square Knot
Rope work that connects two ropes.
関連用語 rope_work
- Hachinoji Musubi
- Moyai Musubi
- Alpine Butterfly Knot
- Eight Knot
- Canadian Jam Knot
- Single Sheet Bend
- Square Knot
- Double Eight Knot
- Double Seat Bend
- Tegusu Knot
- Trucker's Hitch
- Tote Line Hitch
- Farimond Friction Hitch
- Fisherman's Knot
- Bowline Knot
- Hitoe Tsugi
- Chukansya Musubi
- Futae Tsugi
- Pull Knot
- honmusubi
- Stick Knot
- Jizai Musubi
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Square reduction
A method of cutting wood used in bushcraft and tri-sticks.
A cutting method used when you want to make a square bar.
It can also be used to trigger traps, but basically it is used for practicing cuts that bring out horns.Related article
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screen tarp
A tarp that can be used as a room because there is a part that becomes a wall instead of a single piece of cloth. The walls are made of mesh and are well ventilated to block the invasion of insects and dust.
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Stacking
A method of stacking items for compact storage. Feels like a matryoshka doll. It is mainly used for tableware such as mugs and cookers.
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staff bag
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Star Fire
A method of arranging firewood so that it forms a star shape when viewed from above.
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stool
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Stove Fan
A circulator for heat circulation that converts heat into electric energy and rotates a fan when heated by placing it on a stove.
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Spatter Sheet
A sheet that is laid under the bonfire to protect the ground and lawn. Made of fiberglass material with fire resistance.
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spark arrestor
A tool to prevent sparks from flying out of the chimney of a wood stove.
It is attached to the outlet of the chimney and has a fine mesh to prevent sparks from escaping.Related Links
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Spear Point
A method of cutting wood used in bushcraft and tri-sticks.
Create a dent at the tip of the branch to hold the arrowhead.Related article
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Splitting Axe
An ax used to split logs in the direction of the grain (perpendicular).
Related article
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Spork
A cutlery that combines a spoon and fork.
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Smoker
Utensils for smoking. It has a two-layer structure in which chips are burned at the bottom and a net is placed at the top to place the food.
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Smoked Wood
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Sleeping Bag
A sleeping bag. In German it is called a sleeping bag.
There are two types, mommy type and envelope type.Related article
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Charcoal
Carbonized fuel.
There are two types, such as bamboo charcoal and oga charcoal, centered on two types, white charcoal and black charcoal.
A fuel that is suitable for cooking because it does not easily generate flames, has stable heat, and has little smoke or odor.Related article
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Charcoal Scissors
Scissors (tongs) used to move firewood in a campfire.
It is characterized by being longer and stronger than the tongs used for ingredients.
Also known as firewood scissors or fire scissors.Related Links
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Camp terms starting with SE
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Secondary Bevel
A second-stage slant (blade) attached to the tip of the cutting edge.
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Self Inflating
Literally translated as "self-expansion", it is a structure that automatically inflates when the valve is opened.
It is often used for sleeping mats, and is also simply called an inflatable mat at camp. However, inflatables refer to inflatables, so they are somewhat different.Related Links
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Self Feeding Fire
A method of assembling logs arranged in a V shape. As the logs burn, new logs come down in a V shape, allowing a long bonfire without adding more wood.
Related article
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Battle Cooker Type2
A rice bowl the size of 2 cups of rice that was previously used by the Self-Defense Forces.
At the camp boundary, it refers to replicas.
There are variations in the names of replicas, such as type 2, type 2, and type 2.
It costs many times more than a regular cooker, but there is no added function or higher performance due to the high price, and it is simply made smaller than a regular cooker.Related Links
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Kerosine stove
An ordinary indoor oil stove. Since it is not waterproof, many people use it in dome tents and large tipi tents. Be careful of carbon monoxide.
It rusts when it hits the rain.Related Links
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Snow Camping
camping in the snow.
Can be used in both raining and piling conditions.Related article
Camp terms starting with SO
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SAWYER
A famous manufacturer of portable water purifiers. The first person in portable water purifiers that are reasonably priced and highly portable.
Related article
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Soft Cooler
A bag-shaped cooler that uses aluminum sheets, etc., instead of a box-shaped cooler made of plastic. Also called a soft cooler box.
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Soli Sta
The brand name of Snow Peak's forged pegs. Abbreviation for Solid Stake.
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Solid Stake
The brand name of Snow Peak's forged pegs. It is also called soliste for short.
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Solo camp
Camping alone.
Even if you are doing it in a group, you can call it a solo camp if each camps with their own tools. In this case, it is also called Solo group because it is a "group doing solo camp". -
Song Hall
A hole in the handle of a knife or ax through which a string is passed.
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sawyer mini
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Solar Panel
Camp terms starting with TA
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tongue
The handle part of a knife.
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tumbler
tall cup. At camp, tumblers with a two-layer structure that are not affected by the outside temperature are often used.
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Tarp
A cloth for creating shade and overcoming rain. There are various setup methods.
There are quadrangles, hexagons, octagons, screen tarps, and self-supporting items.Related Links
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Dakota Fire Hole
shape in which two holes are connected underground.
Related article
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Dutch Oven
A thick cast iron pot that can be heated from above and below with charcoal placed on the lid.
Thin, light, stainless steel, etc. are available, but the dutch oven is made of thick and heavy cast iron, so it is used for cooking methods, so the one in the future is almost the same shape.Related article
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Dovetail Notch♀
A method of cutting wood used in bushcraft and tri-sticks.
It is used to fit the ♂ of the dovetail notch and join the tree. It can be used for various joints, such as connecting the tips together or connecting them in a T shape.Related article
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Dovetail Notch♂
A method of cutting wood used in bushcraft and tri-sticks.
It is used to fit in the dovetail notch ♀ and join wood. It can be used for various joints, such as connecting the tips together or connecting them in a T shape.Related article
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Double Wall Tent
A tent with a two-layer structure consisting of a flysheet and an inner layer. Condensation resistant.
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Double Eight Knot
Rope work to make bumps for retaining. Basically, it is used in combination with other ropework.
関連用語 rope_work
- Hachinoji Musubi
- Moyai Musubi
- Alpine Butterfly Knot
- Eight Knot
- Canadian Jam Knot
- Single Sheet Bend
- Square Knot
- Double Eight Knot
- Double Seat Bend
- Tegusu Knot
- Trucker's Hitch
- Tote Line Hitch
- Farimond Friction Hitch
- Fisherman's Knot
- Bowline Knot
- Hitoe Tsugi
- Chukansya Musubi
- Futae Tsugi
- Pull Knot
- honmusubi
- Stick Knot
- Jizai Musubi
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Double Seat Bend
関連用語 rope_work
- Hachinoji Musubi
- Moyai Musubi
- Alpine Butterfly Knot
- Eight Knot
- Canadian Jam Knot
- Single Sheet Bend
- Square Knot
- Double Eight Knot
- Double Seat Bend
- Tegusu Knot
- Trucker's Hitch
- Tote Line Hitch
- Farimond Friction Hitch
- Fisherman's Knot
- Bowline Knot
- Hitoe Tsugi
- Chukansya Musubi
- Futae Tsugi
- Pull Knot
- honmusubi
- Stick Knot
- Jizai Musubi
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damper
A device for wood stoves that controls heat by adjusting the exhaust resistance of smoke exhaust.
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Bonfire
Burn a fire.
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Bonfire Sheet
Another name for stupper sheet.
A sheet to protect the ground under the bonfire.Related Links
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Bonfire Poncho
A poncho made from spark-resistant cotton to protect your clothes from sparks.
Even rain ponchos and things made of polyester that are vulnerable to sparks are often called "bonfire ponchos", and it's closer to a slogan than a general genre.Related Links
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Fire Pit
A table for a bonfire. In Japan, there are many places where direct fire is prohibited, so it is a necessity for bonfires.
Related article
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kindling
The first material to ignite from the tinder. It seems difficult to set fire with a lighter.
Related article
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Bonfire Can
Another name for Billy can. Or rather, the product name of a cooker made to resemble a Billy can?
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Forging
Camp terms starting with TI
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Chacosta
Abbreviation for charcoal starter.
Some are sold under the name Chacosta.Related article
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Charcoal starter
A tool for easy charcoal burning.
Charcoal is densely packed in a narrow space, and it is easy to ignite with an updraft while firing a barrage.Related article
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Chullo
A knit hat with traditional earmuffs such as Peru.
There are strings attached to the ear pads, and bonbons are attached to the tip of the head.
Light and warm. -
Medium Heat
Adjust the heat so that the tip of the flame touches the bottom of the pan.
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Hollow Fiber Membrane
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Chukansya Musubi
Rope work that makes a loop fixed to a rope.
関連用語 rope_work
- Hachinoji Musubi
- Moyai Musubi
- Alpine Butterfly Knot
- Eight Knot
- Canadian Jam Knot
- Single Sheet Bend
- Square Knot
- Double Eight Knot
- Double Seat Bend
- Tegusu Knot
- Trucker's Hitch
- Tote Line Hitch
- Farimond Friction Hitch
- Fisherman's Knot
- Bowline Knot
- Hitoe Tsugi
- Chukansya Musubi
- Futae Tsugi
- Pull Knot
- honmusubi
- Stick Knot
- Jizai Musubi
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Ignition Agent
An object for lighting firewood or charcoal. It is easy to ignite and has good fire retention and is strong against wind, so it is safe and easy to ignite. There are many types, from solid to gel.
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Bamboo Charcoal
Charcoal made from bamboo is often used for deodorization and dehumidification.
Related article
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Casting
A processing method in which metal is melted into a liquid and poured into a mold.
Even complex shapes can be molded easily, and can be produced in large quantities at a low cost. As a result, the strength is lower than forging.
Camp terms starting with TU
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2WAY
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Zelt
A tent about the size of one person. Often used in mountaineering.
From Zeltzak, which means tent in German.Related Links
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Strong Fire
Adjust the heat so that the flame spreads along the bottom of the pot.
Camp terms starting with TE
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Dave Canterbury
A survival expert who also appears on the Discovery Channel. He is the author of "Bushcraft 101", a world-famous bushcraft textbook.
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Decathlon
The world's largest sporting goods store, founded in 1976 in France. We have many original brands such as camping equipment, fishing and yoga. The origin of the manufacturer name is decathlon.
Related article
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DOD
A camping equipment maker with an excellent naming sense. Originally, it was named "DOPPELGANGER OUTDOOR" of the satellite brand of the motorcycle goods manufacturer called DOPPELGANGER.
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T/C
Another name for polycotton, a name that takes the initials of Tetoron / Cotton.
Tetoron is a polyester brand name jointly launched by Teijin and Toray.Related article
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tipi
It refers to a cone-shaped tent, which is a change from the cone-shaped tents used by the Indians.
In addition to tents, conical objects are often called teepees outdoors.Related article
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Tinder Pouch
As the name of the tinder pouch (small bag), a drawstring to put the tinder in. Commonly used in bushcraft to hold hemp rope, fatwood, fire starters, firesteel, flint, etc.
Related article
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Tegusu Knot
A ropework that connects the ends of two ropes. Fisherman's knot in English.
関連用語 rope_work
- Hachinoji Musubi
- Moyai Musubi
- Alpine Butterfly Knot
- Eight Knot
- Canadian Jam Knot
- Single Sheet Bend
- Square Knot
- Double Eight Knot
- Double Seat Bend
- Tegusu Knot
- Trucker's Hitch
- Tote Line Hitch
- Farimond Friction Hitch
- Fisherman's Knot
- Bowline Knot
- Hitoe Tsugi
- Chukansya Musubi
- Futae Tsugi
- Pull Knot
- honmusubi
- Stick Knot
- Jizai Musubi
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Tent
A simple dwelling to be built outdoors. What is called a tent in Japanese. There are many types of sizes and materials, but there are a wide variety of products, such as those with functions according to the intended use and those with excellent tendency but inferior comfort.
The name may change to 〇〇 tent even if it is shaped.Related Links
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Tent Site
A campsite with separate sections such as kitchens and cottages, where tents are pitched.
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Tent Sauna
A tent that retains heat well and is used as a sauna using a wood-burning stove. You can see the scenery outside, and there are also sets that come with sauna stones and wood stoves.
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Day Camp
A day camp where you don't stay overnight. In the old days, people didn't bring all the tools and used to try pitching tents or take a coffee break with a chair and a kettle, but since it became popular, many people do it with full equipment.
Camp terms starting with TO
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Simmering Fire
It is a heat control that is even smaller than low heat.
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Trystick
Cutting notches and cuts called notches used for trial cutting with a knife into a single branch.
Related article
関連用語 trystick
- 90 Degree Latch
- V Notch
- Saddle Notch
- Sharp point
- Symetrical Thinning
- Square reduction
- Spear Point
- Dovetail Notch♀
- Dovetail Notch♂
- Trystick
- Blunt End
- Beveled edge cut
- Hole through stick
- Bow Notch
- Pot hook notch
- Round Reduction
- Lashing Cross
- Latch Notch
- Root Stripper
関連用語 bushcraft
- Tinder Pouch
- Backsaw
- Bush Crafter
- bush|tea
- Pot Hanger
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Trucker's Hitch
A rope work that can be pulled with strong tension using the principle of a pulley. It is often used for tying luggage in transportation, and can also be used when setting up guylines at camp, but a toteline hitch is sufficient, so it is basically used for pulling heavy objects.
関連用語 rope_work
- Hachinoji Musubi
- Moyai Musubi
- Alpine Butterfly Knot
- Eight Knot
- Canadian Jam Knot
- Single Sheet Bend
- Square Knot
- Double Eight Knot
- Double Seat Bend
- Tegusu Knot
- Trucker's Hitch
- Tote Line Hitch
- Farimond Friction Hitch
- Fisherman's Knot
- Bowline Knot
- Hitoe Tsugi
- Chukansya Musubi
- Futae Tsugi
- Pull Knot
- honmusubi
- Stick Knot
- Jizai Musubi
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tongs
A V-shaped tool for grasping objects. Camping often uses two types, one for food and one for firewood.
Related Links
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関連用語 bonfire
- Spatter Sheet
- tongs
- Batoning
- Rostle
- Fire Scissors
- Fire Blaster
- Fire Extinguisher
- Fire Extinguisher Bag
- Charcoal Scissors
- Bonfire
- Bonfire Sheet
- Fire Pit
- Glowing ember
- embers
- Explosive Jump
- Direct Fire
- Firewood Scissors
- Jinmaku
- Bellow
関連用語 Cooking Utensils
- Nigata(cooker)
- Cutting Board
- Cooker
- Kettle
- Kocher
- Coffee Mill
- Sierra Cup
- skillet
- Smoker
- Smoked Wood
- Dutch Oven
- Percolator
- Billycan
- Hot Sandwich Maker
- Messkit
- Messtin
- 五徳
- Battle Cooker Type2
- Bonfire Can
- Hango
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Torch Burner
A gas burner that uses gas as fuel. Used for ignition and cooking.
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Tote Line Hitch
Rope work that can change the length of the rope. Used for guylines.
関連用語 rope_work
- Hachinoji Musubi
- Moyai Musubi
- Alpine Butterfly Knot
- Eight Knot
- Canadian Jam Knot
- Single Sheet Bend
- Square Knot
- Double Eight Knot
- Double Seat Bend
- Tegusu Knot
- Trucker's Hitch
- Tote Line Hitch
- Farimond Friction Hitch
- Fisherman's Knot
- Bowline Knot
- Hitoe Tsugi
- Chukansya Musubi
- Futae Tsugi
- Pull Knot
- honmusubi
- Stick Knot
- Jizai Musubi
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Dome Tent
A semi-circular tent.
Basically, the poles are bent and attached to the outside of the inner tent, so the interior can be used widely. Also, those without a canopy do not need thick poles, so they can be made lightweight and used for mountain climbing.Related Links
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Walking Camping
Go camping by public transport only.
Unexpectedly harsh because there are restrictions on camping equipment and campsites.
Camp terms starting with NA
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90 Degree Latch
A method of cutting wood used in bushcraft and tri-sticks.
A notch used to trigger traps.Related article
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Knife
A knife composed of a blade and a handle.
Basically, it refers to an object of a size that can be used with one hand.Related Links
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living tree
It refers to a tree that has been picked up rather than a tree that is sold as firewood.
Related article
Camp terms starting with NI
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Nigata(cooker)
A rice bowl the size of 2 cups of rice that was previously used by the Self-Defense Forces.
At the camp boundary, it refers to replicas.
There are variations in the names of replicas, such as type 2, type 2, and type 2.
It costs many times more than a regular cooker, but there is no added function or higher performance due to the high price, and it is simply made smaller than a regular cooker.Related Links
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NEMO Equipment
An American manufacturer founded in 2002.
We make mountaineering and camping equipment, and many of them are compact, about one step before UL. A glimpse of the idea of trying to make it as small as possible without losing comfort.Related Links
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Camp terms starting with NU
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Nukaame
Fine rain that falls like fog. It has a stronger image than drizzle, but you can think of it as a synonym for drizzle.
Camp terms starting with NE
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Neck Guard
A cover attached to prevent firewood from hitting the neck and causing damage or injury when the ax is hit incorrectly.
Related article
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Nebukuro
It is called a sleeping bag in English and a sleeping bag in German.
There are two types, mommy type and envelope type.Related article
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Camp terms starting with NO
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THE NORTH FACE
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North Star
The name of the gasoline lantern sold by Coleman.
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Camp terms starting with HA
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Hachinoji Musubi
Rope work to make bumps for retaining. Basically, it is used in combination with other ropework.
関連用語 rope_work
- Hachinoji Musubi
- Moyai Musubi
- Alpine Butterfly Knot
- Eight Knot
- Canadian Jam Knot
- Single Sheet Bend
- Square Knot
- Double Eight Knot
- Double Seat Bend
- Tegusu Knot
- Trucker's Hitch
- Tote Line Hitch
- Farimond Friction Hitch
- Fisherman's Knot
- Bowline Knot
- Hitoe Tsugi
- Chukansya Musubi
- Futae Tsugi
- Pull Knot
- honmusubi
- Stick Knot
- Jizai Musubi
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BUNDOK
An outdoor brand operated by Kawase Co., Ltd. in Sanjo City, Niigata Prefecture. The company's philosophy is to provide what users want at a reasonable price.
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PATHFINDER
A bushcraft brand supervised by Mora Knife ambassador Dave Canterbury.
Dave Canterbury is the author of "Bushcraft 101," which some bushcrafters should read at least once.Related Links
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Hatsuri Ono
An ax used to cut the sides of a log, such as when taking out square timber.
Related article
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High Cot
A cot that is tall and far from the ground.
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Hakkin Cairo
A Japanese manufacturer that made oil warmers.
In fact, it has a longer history than Zippo.Related Links
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Hatchet
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Hamaguri Blade
The slanted part of the blade must be convex. Its durability and cutting power are strong, but its simple sharpness and sharpening are difficult.
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Hurricane lantern
One of the typical oil lanterns. It has a structure that uses an updraft and is resistant to rain and wind.
Related article
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Hunting Fire
A method of assembling firewood in a shape that sandwiches the fire with thick firewood. Also called long fire or parallel fire.
Related article
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Hanpen In The Sky
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Hammock
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Half Tongue
There is no metal connected to the blade to the end of the handle.
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Bio Toilet
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Backsaw
Assembled saw often used in bushcraft.
You can cut the firewood by holding the backsaw with your foot and moving the firewood with your hands.Related article
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Bag In Bed
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Batoning
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Balaclava
It is often used as winter clothing for the face in cold regions, but recently there are many products that look like a simple hat for use in town, and can also be used as a neck warmer.
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Bungalow
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Pouch
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Pup Tent
The name comes from the fact that the tents used by the military were called Pup Tents because they were simple and small, like dog kennels.
Nowadays, the custom shape of the US military curtain (a rectangular shape with a canopy on one side) is called like this.Related Links
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Paracord
A high load-bearing string used for parachutes and used for setting up tents and tarps. It is 3 to 4 mm thick and contains 7 cores of nylon or other string.
The load capacity is about 200kg at 3mm.Related article
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Paraffin Oil
Fuel that is low in flammability and volatility and can be handled safely. In terms of ingredients, the ingredients are liquid candle wax.
As a light source fuel, it is darker than kerosene, but it is expensive.Related article
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Parallel Fire
A method of assembling firewood in a shape that sandwiches the fire with thick firewood. Also called long fire or hunting fire.
Related article
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panda
The name of a square one-pole tent sold by tent-Mark DESIGNS.
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Percolator
A circulating coffee brewing device. The mechanism is such that hot water boils and penetrates into the ground beans to extract coffee.
By the way, coffee is a tool for "making it tasteless but easy to brew", so the taste is different.Related Links
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Basai Ono
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Hagaeri
A small burr formed when a blade is sharpened. Also called return burr.
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Habu
The belly part of the knife blade.
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Hari-rope
Generic term for ropes used to set up tents and tarps. This is the name of the rope used to stretch both paracord and strings.
It is also called "guideline", "guide rope", "guy line", "guy rope", etc.Related article
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Fire Scissors
Scissors (tongs) used to move firewood in a campfire.
It is characterized by being longer and stronger than the tongs used for ingredients.
Also known as firewood scissors or charcoal scissors.Related Links
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Explosive Jump
If it suddenly explodes during combustion, it will fly vigorously and make a loud sound, so be careful.
White charcoal often explodes, black charcoal does not.Related article
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Hango
A cooker for cooking rice made in Japan.
There is a plate inside, and it is a rice cooker (Hangousui-san) to cook steamed rice while cooking rice.
Cooking only rice is called Mess tin cooking.
But it doesn't matter which one you call.Related Links
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Camp terms starting with HI
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B6-Kun
The original compact bonfire stand sold by Lol's.
It is no exaggeration to say that he is the spark for solo camps.Related Links
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hanging chain
A rope with a loop for hanging small items.
Related Links
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Heater Attachment
A device that can be used as a heater by installing it on a single burner. It is made of metal and is designed to emit radiant heat when heated.
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Billycan
A large can-shaped cooker. In the past, it was used to carry water for cooking, so it was common to have a vine-shaped handle that could be fixed with a clip.
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Pyramid
How to set firewood to cook fire on firewood.
It is also called council fire or up-down fire.Related article
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Pillow
It's a pillow as it is.
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Hitoe Tsugi
Rope work that joins ropes of different thicknesses, but the strength is reduced and the knots can slip, so double sheet bends are now the main method.
関連用語 rope_work
- Hachinoji Musubi
- Moyai Musubi
- Alpine Butterfly Knot
- Eight Knot
- Canadian Jam Knot
- Single Sheet Bend
- Square Knot
- Double Eight Knot
- Double Seat Bend
- Tegusu Knot
- Trucker's Hitch
- Tote Line Hitch
- Farimond Friction Hitch
- Fisherman's Knot
- Bowline Knot
- Hitoe Tsugi
- Chukansya Musubi
- Futae Tsugi
- Pull Knot
- honmusubi
- Stick Knot
- Jizai Musubi
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Binchotan
One of the white charcoal brands. Japanese charcoal made from Ubame oak.
Related article
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Pull Knot
As the name suggests, it is a method of gathering that can be untied by pulling the end of the string.
Related article
関連用語 rope_work
- Hachinoji Musubi
- Moyai Musubi
- Alpine Butterfly Knot
- Eight Knot
- Canadian Jam Knot
- Single Sheet Bend
- Square Knot
- Double Eight Knot
- Double Seat Bend
- Tegusu Knot
- Trucker's Hitch
- Tote Line Hitch
- Farimond Friction Hitch
- Fisherman's Knot
- Bowline Knot
- Hitoe Tsugi
- Chukansya Musubi
- Futae Tsugi
- Pull Knot
- honmusubi
- Stick Knot
- Jizai Musubi
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Pull Saw
The shape of the blade used in Japanese saws. It is designed to cut when the saw is pulled.
It cuts with a light force, the blade is thin, and the accuracy is high.Related article
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Fire Blaster
A stick that blows air into a campfire to help it burn. There are various shapes, such as those that expand and contract, and those that are integrated with firewood scissors.
Related Links
- Amazon
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Flint Stone
A stone that strikes with flint.
Use a hard rock such as obsidian called chert.Related article
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Flint
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Fire Extinguisher
A jar for carrying leftover charcoal, ash, etc. It can be sealed, easy to take home, and can be quickly digested by blocking oxygen.
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Fire Extinguisher Bag
A bag version of a fire extinguisher used to bring back leftover charcoal and ashes.
Made of fire-resistant fiberglass fabric.Related Links
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Higonokami
日本伝統のフォールディングナイフ。製品名だが総称として使われることが多い。
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Camp terms starting with HU
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FENNEK
A camping equipment manufacturer derived from an automobile parts factory called WWS Metallformen in Germany.
Related article
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Fire Lighters
An ignition agent that functions as a match. A popular product that is easy to use.
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Fjällräven
Swedish outdoor brand, Fjallraven's Swedish letter version.
Related article
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FJALLRAVEN
Swedish outdoor brand. The meaning of the brand name is arctic fox.
A brand for bush crafters.Related article
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- Official site
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VICTORINOX
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V Notch
A method of cutting wood used in bushcraft and tri-sticks.
A notch that cuts a wooden stick into a V for hooking a string.Related article
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Fumotoppara
A campsite in Shizuoka Prefecture with a panoramic view of Mt. Fuji.
It is said to be a holy place for camping because the land is spacious and the facilities are well-equipped, and the scenery is good for amateurs, and it has been featured in various media.Related Links
- Official site
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Fire Starter
A stick-shaped igniter made of iron, cerium, magnesium, etc. Scatter sparks by scraping with a plate-shaped object called a knife or striker.
There are many names such as fire starter, fire steel, ferrocerium rod, flint rod, metal match, and flint.Related Links
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Fire Steel
A stick-shaped igniter made of iron, cerium, magnesium, etc. Scatter sparks by scraping with a plate-shaped object called a knife or striker.
There are many names such as fire starter, fire steel, ferrocerium rod, flint rod, metal match, and flint.Related Links
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Family camp
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Farimond Friction Hitch
rope work similar to tote line hitch. The free knot is tied at the ends of the rope, while the Farimond friction hitch is tied in the middle of the rope.
関連用語 rope_work
- Hachinoji Musubi
- Moyai Musubi
- Alpine Butterfly Knot
- Eight Knot
- Canadian Jam Knot
- Single Sheet Bend
- Square Knot
- Double Eight Knot
- Double Seat Bend
- Tegusu Knot
- Trucker's Hitch
- Tote Line Hitch
- Farimond Friction Hitch
- Fisherman's Knot
- Bowline Knot
- Hitoe Tsugi
- Chukansya Musubi
- Futae Tsugi
- Pull Knot
- honmusubi
- Stick Knot
- Jizai Musubi
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First Aid Kit
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Fisherman's Knot
A ropework that connects the ends of two ropes. Tigus knot in Japanese.
関連用語 rope_work
- Hachinoji Musubi
- Moyai Musubi
- Alpine Butterfly Knot
- Eight Knot
- Canadian Jam Knot
- Single Sheet Bend
- Square Knot
- Double Eight Knot
- Double Seat Bend
- Tegusu Knot
- Trucker's Hitch
- Tote Line Hitch
- Farimond Friction Hitch
- Fisherman's Knot
- Bowline Knot
- Hitoe Tsugi
- Chukansya Musubi
- Futae Tsugi
- Pull Knot
- honmusubi
- Stick Knot
- Jizai Musubi
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feather stick
Feathers are made by thinly slicing tree branches so as not to cut them.
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Felling Ax
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ferrocerium rod
A stick-shaped igniter made of iron, cerium, magnesium, etc. Scatter sparks by scraping with a plate-shaped object called a knife or striker.
There are many names such as fire starter, fire steel, ferrocerium rod, flint rod, metal match, and flint.Related Links
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Folding Chair
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Folding Knife
As the name suggests, it is a folding knife.
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FEUERHAND
A manufacturer of oil lanterns made in Germany in 1893. Since it is a long-established manufacturer, expensive vintage items are also available.
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Fly sheet
The tent exterior.
Prevents wind and rain from entering the inner tent, and is used to block light inside the tent.Related Links
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Flat Grind
A knife shape that has a single slope from the back of the knife to the blade.
Easy to sharpen and lightweight.Related Links
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flint lighter
The thing only for Zippo and the ignition part (flint) of the lighter.
Ignite a charcoal or alcohol stove with a spark.Related article
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flint rod
A stick-shaped igniter made of iron, cerium, magnesium, etc. Scatter sparks by scraping with a plate-shaped object called a knife or striker.
There are many names such as fire starter, fire steel, ferrocerium rod, flint rod, metal match, and flint.Related Links
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free site
A site where you can take your favorite place where the range is not clearly divided.
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Full Tang
The construction of a knife made of one piece of metal from the blade to the end of the handle.Increased durability, but weaker to rust.
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Full Tapered Tongue
A knife with a tapered thin metal handle. The structure is full tang.
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Bush Crafter
A person who does bushcraft.
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Bushcraft
Living while crafting with natural materials.
Strictly speaking, it is not an event or play like camping, but a part of life. But it's okay to recognize "survival-oriented camp" and "survival with the minimum tools".
From Scandinavia such as Sweden.Related article
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bush|tea
A tea made by soaking bushcrafted plants in hot water. Bush tea using pine needles is popular.
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Branch Loop
A loop attached to a boonie hat or safari hat for pricking branches or leaves.
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Blunt End
A method of cutting wood used in bushcraft and tri-sticks.
A notch that flattens the head of a wooden stick to make it easier to strike.Related article
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Boonie Hat
A circular hat.
Similar hat to safari hat However, this one has a downward brim and is short.
Because it is used for military purposes, it has a band that holds branches and leaves for camouflage.Related Links
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Primary Bevel
The belly part of the knife blade.
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Puukko
Finnish traditional Scandinavian knife. A staple item for Nordic bush crafters.
There are many small items, but they are versatile knives.Related article
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Futae Tsugi
関連用語 rope_work
- Hachinoji Musubi
- Moyai Musubi
- Alpine Butterfly Knot
- Eight Knot
- Canadian Jam Knot
- Single Sheet Bend
- Square Knot
- Double Eight Knot
- Double Seat Bend
- Tegusu Knot
- Trucker's Hitch
- Tote Line Hitch
- Farimond Friction Hitch
- Fisherman's Knot
- Bowline Knot
- Hitoe Tsugi
- Chukansya Musubi
- Futae Tsugi
- Pull Knot
- honmusubi
- Stick Knot
- Jizai Musubi
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Rectangle Sleeping Bag
A sleeping bag with an open head.
It can be used in the same way as a futon, but it is weak against cold.Related article
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Push Saw
The shape of the blade used in European and American saws. It cuts when you press the saw.
Since the blade is in the pushing direction, you can put your weight on it and apply force to cut it, but the blade is thicker than a pull saw. In addition, it is difficult for sawdust to accumulate.Related article
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Bellow
A device that compresses the bag to send air. Used in blacksmith shops. Some are hand held and some are stepped on.
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windshield
Camp terms starting with HE
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Hexatarp
A tarp in the shape of a hexagon.
It is easier to adjust the shade than the square tarp.Related Links
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Headlight
A light that is wrapped around the head with a rubber band. Although the amount of light is low, it is useful during work because it can illuminate the direction of the line of sight.
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Beveled edge cut
A method of cutting wood used in bushcraft and tri-sticks.
Used as a point to hook a string with a peg or the like.Related article
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Ventilation
About the vent.
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Ventilator
Generally speaking, it is a device for ventilation, but in camps it is used with the same meaning as ventilation.
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Peg
Stakes for fixing guy ropes and paracords for tents and tarps to the ground.
There are many materials, shapes, lengths, thicknesses, etc., and they are used according to the type of soil on the ground and the object to be stretched.Related article
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Peg Hammer
A hammer for inserting and removing the peg. It has two sides, one for hitting and the other for pulling out.
Those whose striking surfaces are made of brass soften the impact when struck.Related Links
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Camp terms starting with HO
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Hot Sandwich Maker
Utensils for making hot sandwiches. Both sides can be baked by sandwiching bread and ingredients.
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Sea Squirt
It is the cover part of the light emitting part of the lantern. Also called Globe.
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Holster
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Hollow Grind
The shape of the blade with concave sides on the blade.
Sharp cut ends without widening the cut surface. There is also the aspect of weight reduction, but the strength is inferior. -
White gas
Gasoline used outdoors.
Unleaded gasoline for automobiles is red gas because it is mixed with red pigment. Since there are fewer additives than red gas, clogging is less likely to occur.Related Links
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Hole through stick
A method of cutting wood used in bushcraft and tri-sticks.
Used for hanging through a string or for a trap that uses a string. Basically, use a high-strength nylon string instead of a thick string like paracord.Related article
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enamel
A material in which the surface of metal is coated with glass. Since it is made of metal, it does not crack and can be directly heated.
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Bow Notch
A method of cutting wood used in bushcraft and tri-sticks.
Used as a point to hook the string when creating a bow.
As for the frequency of use, it is often used not for hunting bows, but for bow-cutting fire-starting bows.Related article
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Boonie Hat
A circular hat.
Similar hat to safari hat However, this one has a downward brim and is short.
Because it is used for military purposes, it has a band that holds branches and leaves for camouflage.Related Links
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Bowline Knot
Rope work that creates a loop that does not change in size at the end of the rope.
関連用語 rope_work
- Hachinoji Musubi
- Moyai Musubi
- Alpine Butterfly Knot
- Eight Knot
- Canadian Jam Knot
- Single Sheet Bend
- Square Knot
- Double Eight Knot
- Double Seat Bend
- Tegusu Knot
- Trucker's Hitch
- Tote Line Hitch
- Farimond Friction Hitch
- Fisherman's Knot
- Bowline Knot
- Hitoe Tsugi
- Chukansya Musubi
- Futae Tsugi
- Pull Knot
- honmusubi
- Stick Knot
- Jizai Musubi
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Poison Remover
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Pot Hanger
A hanger for hanging kettles and rice cookers made from tree branches. A representative craft item of the bush craft.
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Pot hook notch
A method of cutting wood used in bushcraft and tri-sticks.
A notch used for hanging kettles, etc., or for hooking into the root stripper groove.Related article
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Polycotton
A fabric that is a blend of polyester and cotton. It's heavier than polyester, but it's more resistant to sparks.
Mainly used in tents and tarps.Related article
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Poncho
Clothes with only a hole for the neck to pass through, originating in Spain and Portugal.
Used at campsites as protection against sparks from bonfires, cold protection, and rain gear.Related Links
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PonchoTent
A tent used in a real military curtain.
It can be used as a poncho for everyday use, and when the two pieces are combined, it becomes the shape of a tent.Related article
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Pole
Pillars used to set up tents and tarps.
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Pole End Lock
A tool that prevents rain from entering the tent through the poles. Tents and tarps also have the effect of preventing the poles from coming off.
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honmusubi
Rope work that connects two ropes.
関連用語 rope_work
- Hachinoji Musubi
- Moyai Musubi
- Alpine Butterfly Knot
- Eight Knot
- Canadian Jam Knot
- Single Sheet Bend
- Square Knot
- Double Eight Knot
- Double Seat Bend
- Tegusu Knot
- Trucker's Hitch
- Tote Line Hitch
- Farimond Friction Hitch
- Fisherman's Knot
- Bowline Knot
- Hitoe Tsugi
- Chukansya Musubi
- Futae Tsugi
- Pull Knot
- honmusubi
- Stick Knot
- Jizai Musubi
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Stick Knot
A method of wrapping a bundle of rope so that it does not fall apart.
Related article
関連用語 rope_work
- Hachinoji Musubi
- Moyai Musubi
- Alpine Butterfly Knot
- Eight Knot
- Canadian Jam Knot
- Single Sheet Bend
- Square Knot
- Double Eight Knot
- Double Seat Bend
- Tegusu Knot
- Trucker's Hitch
- Tote Line Hitch
- Farimond Friction Hitch
- Fisherman's Knot
- Bowline Knot
- Hitoe Tsugi
- Chukansya Musubi
- Futae Tsugi
- Pull Knot
- honmusubi
- Stick Knot
- Jizai Musubi
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Tinder
A material that can easily be set on fire with a lighter. It's not just trees.
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Micro Bevel
It is also called thread blade or small blade.
A small blade attached to the tip of the blade.
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Makiri Knife
Although they are different things, they are the name given to the knives favored by the Ainu and the single-edged knives used by fishermen.
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Mommy type
A sleeping bag that can cover even the face. The name comes from the mummy mommy.
Most of them are used mainly in winter.Related Links
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Multi Tool
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Mantle
The official name is "gas mantle".
The part that glows brightly when hit by a flame, and is the light source of gasoline lanterns and gas lanterns.Related Links
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Firewood
A name that uses trees, branches, and wood as fuel.
Basically, firewood with a thickness that is difficult to ignite due to an early starter such as a lighter is called firewood, and firewood that is divided into branches or branches is also called firewood. -
Wood stove
A stove that burns firewood and uses it as a heat source. There are indoor use that is installed or installed in the house, and outdoor use that can be assembled.
Thick and heavy objects are more effective because the pipes and sides are heated to store and dissipate heat, which makes them warmer.Related Links
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Firewood Scissors
Scissors (tongs) used to move firewood in a campfire.
It is characterized by being longer and stronger than the tongs used for ingredients.
Also known as fire scissors or charcoal scissors.Related Links
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Firewood Rack
A rack used to prevent firewood from absorbing moisture from the ground.
There are many other methods as long as you can lift them off the ground, but they are more effective than you can imagine.Related Links
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Makiwari Ono
An ax used to split logs in the direction of the grain (perpendicular).
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Camp terms starting with MI
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Minimal
A name that refers to the minimum necessary equipment and tools that are smaller than the standard.
Previously, the word minimal was the mainstream, but after UL became popular, some people said it was "a little bigger than UL" and some people said it was "synonymous with UL." -
Mil Spec
A common name for standards for US military equipment. It refers to a highly durable product that has passed the standard, but in general products it is often used as "military-like" regardless of the standard.
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Muranokajiya
A Japanese manufacturer that offers relatively cheap outdoor products. It is made by Tsubamesanjo, which is famous for making hardware.
There are many products that imitate the products of other manufacturers, and we have received warnings from the relevant manufacturers, but when introducing similar products, the manufacturer name is erased with a "mark imitating a logo" or published on SNS Chimpira management. Disliked by Snow Peak.Related Links
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Camp terms starting with ME
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Messkit
A cooker that includes a military pot and a frying pan. Military copies are also called female kits. It has a square shape like a lunch box and many of them are divided.
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Messtin
Mess tin (rice cooker) made overseas. Originally Trangia's Mestin, a copy of a military item.
Since it has become popular, many similar Mestin are on sale.Related article
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Metal Match
A stick-shaped igniter made of iron, cerium, magnesium, etc. Scatter sparks by scraping with a plate-shaped object called a knife or striker.
There are many names such as fire starter, fire steel, ferrocerium rod, flint rod, metal match, and flint.Related Links
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Camp terms starting with MO
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Mors Kochanski
Bushcraft and survival instructor.
The first person who spread Bushcraft to many people.Related article
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Moyai Musubi
Rope work that creates a loop that does not change in size at the end of the rope.
関連用語 rope_work
- Hachinoji Musubi
- Moyai Musubi
- Alpine Butterfly Knot
- Eight Knot
- Canadian Jam Knot
- Single Sheet Bend
- Square Knot
- Double Eight Knot
- Double Seat Bend
- Tegusu Knot
- Trucker's Hitch
- Tote Line Hitch
- Farimond Friction Hitch
- Fisherman's Knot
- Bowline Knot
- Hitoe Tsugi
- Chukansya Musubi
- Futae Tsugi
- Pull Knot
- honmusubi
- Stick Knot
- Jizai Musubi
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Mock Shoes
Slip-on type winter shoes.
Lightweight and easy to put on and take off, these cold weather shoes can be worn like sandals.
Originally, it was positioned as an outdoor product, but recently there are many town use models.Related Links
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Mora Knife
A Swedish knife maker, it is also a general term for knives made in the city named Mora. If you compare it in Japan, it feels like a Japanese sword maker with the company name Japanese sword.
A type of knife similar to Puukko, often used outdoors, but originally a general-purpose knife.Related Links
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関連用語 Knife
- Concealed Tongue
- Sheath Knife
- tongue
- Half Tongue
- Folding Knife
- Full Tang
- Full Tapered Tongue
- Puukko
- Makiri Knife
- Mora Knife
- Higonokami
関連用語 maker
- BUNDOK
- CAMPING MOON
- Decathlon
- DOD
- EVERNEW
- FENNEK
- Fjällräven
- FJALLRAVEN
- Goal Zero
- ISUKA
- LEATHERMAN
- LOGOS
- MSR
- NEMO Equipment
- PATHFINDER
- Quechua
- SAWYER
- THE NORTH FACE
- Thermarest
- THERMOS
- UJack
- UNIFLAME
- VICTORINOX
- Garage Brand
- Captain Stag
- Hakkin Cairo
- FEUERHAND
- Muranokajiya
- Sho's
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Fumi Mori
A camp girl who has appeared in many outdoor media.
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Camp terms starting with YA
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Coconut Husk Charcoal
Charcoal made from coconut shells.
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Yaei
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Encampment
Camp terms starting with YU
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UJack
Outdoor goods manufacturer. The origin of the name comes from "penetration (Jack) into people (Universal)".
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UL
An abbreviation for Ultra Light, a name that refers to tools that are smaller than the standard, just like Minimal.
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UNIFLAME
A Japanese outdoor manufacturer located in Tsubamesanjo, which is famous for making hardware.
The name Uniframe comes from "creating a unique flame (frame)".
A maker created by a company called Shin-Etsu Works, which operates a maker called "Three Snow" that manufactures kitchen utensils for business use.Related Links
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Us Pup
An abbreviation for "USA Pup Tent", the pup tent used by the US military.
The most popular pup tent at the camp boundary in Japan.
Camp terms starting with YO
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Night dew
Dew at night. Often seen in the cold season, it wets luggage and firewood left outside the tent.
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low heat
Adjust the heat so that the tip of the flame does not touch the bottom of the pan.
Camp terms starting with RA
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Round Reduction
A method of cutting wood used in bushcraft and tri-sticks.
Used as a handle to be inserted into a drill or as a stake to be inserted into a drilled hole.Related article
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Rakovalkea
A bonfire in the shape of two logs laid vertically.
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Lashing Cross
A method of cutting wood used in bushcraft and tri-sticks.
Fit the string in the center of the X and use it as a string closure.Related article
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Latch Notch
A method of cutting wood used in bushcraft and tri-sticks.
Used to trigger traps. Latch means stop.Related article
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Wrap Skirt
A skirt that is wrapped around pants or tights and worn over it.
There are wrap skirts that look like waist aprons, but they are basically winter clothing.
It is also assumed that outdoor items can be used like throws.Related Links
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lantern
A "lamp that can be carried in your hand" with lighting equipment.
Four major lanterns are "oil lanterns" that use kerosene and paraffin oil, "gasoline lanterns" that use white gas, "LED lanterns" that use batteries and rechargeables, and "candle lanterns" that use candles. ..
Minor items include carbide lamps and Cambrian lanterns.Related article
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Lantern Shade
An umbrella-like hat attached to a lantern.
It has the role of diffusing light downward.Related Links
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Lantern Stand
A pole with a hanger for hanging a lantern.
Used to place light sources in high places.Related Links
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Raappanan Tuli
The shape is a vertical version of the long fire type.
It is the prototype of the Swedish torch, and although it has lower firepower, it can be created with an axe, so it can be made at camp or bushcraft.Related article
Camp terms starting with RI
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Lubricant
In the outdoors, it often refers to Coleman lubricants.
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Lean To
A method of arranging firewood to lean against a large, thick log.
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Two Handed Ax
A large ax used with both hands.
It is unlikely to be used in camping.Related article
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Camp terms starting with RU
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Root Stripper
A method of cutting wood used in bushcraft and tri-sticks.
It is used for stripping bark such as twigs and grass trunks. Also used to hang pothook notches when creating pothook hangers.Related article
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Roof tent
A type of tent where the upper part of the car is a tent or is attached to the upper part.
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Camp terms starting with RE
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Ray Mears
Bushcraft and Survival Instructor.
Overseas TV Bush He has appeared in many craft and survival related programs and popularized Bushcraft.Related article
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LEATHERMAN
A pliers-type multi-tool manufacturer. Each tool is manufactured in various parts of Japan, but it is an American manufacturer.
Speaking of multi-tools, manufacturers that are said to be Victorinox and Leatherman.Related Links
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Rectangle tarp
A quadrangular tarp.
It is less convenient than Hexatarp, but it is convenient to carry.Related Links
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Briquettes
A fuel made from coal or charcoal. Basically, use a dedicated stove.
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Camp terms starting with RO
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60/40 cross
Developed by Sierra Designs, this fabric is a blend of 60% cotton and 40% nylon. Mainly used for outdoor wear.
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LOGOS
A Japanese outdoor brand established in 1985. There are also theme parks such as the workwear brand LIPNER, LOGOS LAND, and LOGOS PARK.
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Log Cabin
A method of assembling firewood in a well shaped like a log cabin.
Commonly known as a campfire type.Related article
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Rostle
Wire mesh for placing cookers and Dutch ovens.
It is made stronger than the net used for barbecue etc., and it is attached from the beginning depending on the bonfire.
There are two types, a dedicated product and a general-purpose product.Related Links
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Lodge
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Lodge Tent
A tent shaped like a house. Generally, the ceiling is high and the living area is wide.
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Long Fire
A method of assembling firewood in a shape that sandwiches the fire with thick firewood.
Also known as Parallel Fire or Hunting Fire.Related article
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Low Impact
Do not affect the natural environment. In camps, it is often used mainly for bonfire-related grounds, but in lectures it includes things like not startling wildlife.
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Lowcott
A cot that is short and close to the ground.
Since the cot is a basic low type, it is often used in comparison with a high cot.Related Links
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Low Chair
Camp terms starting with WA
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Wagon
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One Burner
About a one-burner stove. There are gas types and gasoline types that use OD cans and CB cans as fuel.
Related article
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One pole tent
A tent set up with a single pole. It is also called a tipi tent or an Indian tent.
There is a pole in the center of the tent, which is an obstacle, so many people use 2 poles.Related Links
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