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Laid-Back Camp Anime Film Returns to Japanese Theaters With HDR Upgrade

Laid-Back Camp

 

After camping out at Japanese theaters in the summertime, the Laid-Back Camp Movie will be heading back with an upgraded HDR look and some new gifts for those close to one of the seven theaters across Japan that will be showing the new Dolby Cinema version. Images comparing the two versions have also been released to show the deep blacks and sharpness in bright scenes in the new HDR version.

 

Standard theatrical release:

Laid-Back Camp Movie

 

Laid-Back Camp Movie

 

New Dolby Cinema HDR release:

Laid-Back Camp Movie

 

Laid-Back Camp Movie

 

Those who go watch Laid-Back Camp in Dolby Cinemas will get a campsite pamphlet-styled ticket clear file.

 

Laid-Back Camp Movie

 

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The Laid-Back Camp anime film will continue the stories seen in the two TV anime series, which are streaming right here on Crunchyroll. The cast and staff from the TV anime returned for the film under the watchful eye of the original creator Afro which premiered in Japanese theaters on July 1, the new HDR version opened in seven theaters across Japan on September 30. Crunchyroll describes the TV anime as such:

 

Nadeshiko, a high school student who had moved from Shizuoka to Yamanashi, decides to see the famous, 1000 yen-bill-featured Mount Fuji. Even though she manages to bike all the way to Motosu, she’s forced to turn back because of worsening weather. Unable to set her eyes on her goal, she faints partway to her destination. When she wakes up, it’s night, in a place she’s never been before, with no way of knowing how to get home. Nadeshiko is saved when she encounters Rin, a girl who is out camping by herself. This outdoorsy girls story begins with this first encounter between Nadeshiko and Rin.

 

Source: Comic Natalie

 

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Daryl Harding is a Senior Japan Correspondent for Crunchyroll News. He also runs a YouTube channel about Japan stuff called TheDoctorDazza, tweets at @DoctorDazza, and posts photos of his travels on Instagram.