As suspected, no one can make camping outdoors feel so much like being in the clean, organized, and spatially rich indoors quite like the Japanese. Japanese outdoor equipment company Logos has created a “Decagon Tent,” a modular tent structure that can stand alone or link together with other decagon tent components to create a complex interior environment, even while you’re roughing it in the great outdoors.

The heart of the arrangement is a pentagonal tent that accepts up to five attachable modules. This centerpiece can function as a three-person sleeper, or it can be transformed into a sizable dining area. Meanwhile, the attachable modules include small dome units for sleeping or a large 16-person dining area. With its flexible fastening system, this customizable tarp city can even extend to include your cute, contoured van. Click through for more photos.

[All images courtesy of Logos]

by Kelly Chan

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