About “Yuru Camp” in a few words:

Yuru Camp is a slice-of-life anime series that follows a group of high school girls as they go on camping trips and outdoor adventures. The series focuses on the joys and challenges of camping, as well as the bond between friends. The main character, Rin, prefers to camp alone and often embarks on solo trips. However, she eventually joins the Outdoor Activities Club and becomes friends with the other members, including the energetic Nadeshiko. Yuru Camp is known for its relaxing atmosphere, beautiful scenery, and lovable characters.

Meet the characters from Yuru Camp

Rin Shima

Rin is the solitary, night-loving camper who basically invented Cool Calm Outdoors Girl — seriously, she’s that zen but also gives off low-key supernatural vibes sometimes. She prefers solo trips, maps folded like a secret, and a thermos that is possibly the most precious thing in the world to her (also she will judge your tent stakes, in the nicest way). Underneath the quiet is this weirdly big soft spot — she secretly writes little lists of favorite campsites and is shockingly nostalgic about a single starry night. She’s practical and self-sufficient and knows exactly how to make instant noodles taste like a gourmet meal, yet will sometimes refuse to use a flashlight because “you can see better by feeling” — or was that a joke?

Ena Saitou

Ena is the bubbly, camera-wielding friend who treats sunsets like content and will document every cozy corner of a campsite with unnerving dedication. She’s the social hub — cheerful, organized in a delightfully nerdy way, and the one who actually plans the picnic routes and snack rotations (yes, snack rotations). She’s annoyingly good at techy camping hacks and rigging tarps in record time, but also massively forgetful about mundane things like where she put her keys five minutes ago. Honestly, she’s the friend you want on a trip: upbeat, chatty, and probably the instigator of spontaneous sing-alongs.

Aoi Inuyama

Aoi is pure pastel-hearted energy — fluttery, chatty, and very into the social fun of camping: group photos, secret nicknames, and naming sleeping bags like it’s a ritual. She’s endlessly optimistic and will hype everyone up, but she also has weirdly practical moments (duct tape in her tote, yes please) and will surprise you with a useful trick. She squeals at anything mildly spooky and will cling to her thermos like emotional support, yet also stubbornly defends a campsite’s “vibe” like it’s a national treasure. She’s basically sunshine with a sprinkle of melodrama; she quotes anime lines at odd hours and fully expects applause for it.

Sakura Kagamihara

Sakura is that warm, bustling presence who feels like home — the type who brings way too many snacks and somehow organizes everyone’s laundry without it being awkward. She’s Nadeshiko’s mom and carries this soft, slightly chaotic caretaker vibe: patient, encouraging, and occasionally hilariously overprotective. She’s practical in a lovable way — can mend a tent seam and whip up instant curry like a magician — but will also launch into dramatic tales about her youth for reasons that remain delightfully mysterious. There’s a quiet strength to her; reassuring, steady, and oddly into late-night stargazing sessions. Basically, she’s cozy, a little scatterbrained, and the reason a campground can feel like someone’s kitchen table.

Nadeshiko Kagamihara

Nadeshiko is pure, unfiltered enthusiasm — think tiny sunbeam who discovered camping and declared it the best thing ever. She’s bubbly, extremely food-motivated (ramen, sweets, everything), and her face at a gorgeous view is basically the official emoji for joy. She’s impulsive and clumsy, constantly inventing ad-hoc camping hacks that sometimes work and sometimes result in a harmless spectacle, but always with full-hearted intention. Also she’s surprisingly empathetic for someone who trips over tent ropes and yet somehow makes everyone feel included; she swings from hyperactive to oddly zen at 3 a.m. under a lantern and you’re immediately on her side.

Chiaki Oogaki

Chiaki is the bossy-but-loving planner who treats every trip like a mission and owns an alarming number of camping badges and cute stationery for “morale.” She’s very into schedules, itineraries, and handing out stickers as rewards (yes, really), and she takes her role as group organizer very seriously. Underneath the leadership vibes she’s a soft, loyal friend who will defend the gang ferociously and then cry over a s’more five minutes later. She can get unreasonably competitive (packing races lead to a different, slightly unhinged Chiaki), yet she’s also the one double-checking everyone’s sleeping bags before bed. Basically organized chaos with a warm core — take her seriously unless a raccoon shows up, then help her with marshmallows.