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One day, there were two cars that lived in a brown 

grassland, in a treehouse. The car that looked like a 

bear was called Rilakkuma, while the ambulance 

that lived with him was called Morita.One day, 

Rilakkuma said, "Let's go camping!" "Sure!" 

answered Morita. "We'd better pack." said 

Rilakkuma. "Okay." replied Morita. Then, they took 

their treehouse-lift, which was a big basket which 

went up and down by a pull of a lever. A long string 

was wrapped around it, and every time you cranked 

the lever it would take the lift up and down. After 

the lift lowered them onto the first floor, because 

they were chatting on the third floor, which was the 

top of the treehouse, they gathered their things and 

drove to their friend, Peppa Pig's house.

Then, as soon as they arrived, Rilakkuma asked 

Peppa Pig, "Can we borrow your campervan?" 

"Okay." Peppa answered as she handed Rilakkuma 

the keys. "You know, we aren't going to actually 

sleep in it..." mumbled Morita. "Um, isn't it a 

campervan?" whispered Peppa. "Uh...well...yes, 

but.." began Morita. "Uh, we have tents." Rilakkuma 

quickly shouted. "Er, okay." said Peppa. "But isn't it 

strange that a car is going to ride a car?" continued 

Peppa. "Well, yes..." grumbled Rilakkuma as he 

drove off with Morita. "Thank you!" shouted Morita 

from a distance. "You're welcome!!!" screeched 

Peppa at the top of her lungs as to make sure Morita 

heard her.

Once they got to their campsite, they started setting 

up their tents. When they were done, Rilakkuma 

looked up and the sun was setting. "It's getting late, 

I think we should go sleep." said Rilakkuma. "I think 

so too." Morita yawned, so they scrambled inside, 

rolled out their sleeping bags, slid inside their 

sleeping bags, and blew out their oil lamps.

A few minutes into their sleep, they heard a loud 

thumping noise. The ground shook forcefully, and 

woke Rilakkuma up. He scrambled out of his tent and 

...

It was a large pink elephant. "Erm, hello." 

whispered Rilakkuma. "Hello sir, can I camp with 

you?" asked the pink elephant. "Um, okay...." 

mumbled Rilakkuma. Then, the large pink 

elephant pulled out a huge pink tent and set it 

beside the two other ones. "By the way, my 

name's Ice." said the large pink elephant as he 

crawled into his tent.

Rilakkuma scrambled back into his tent, 

wondering, "What was that all about?".

The next morning, Rilakkuma told Morita about Ice. 

Then, Ice came out of his tent. "Good morning."  

greeted Ice. "Good morning to you, too." said 

Rilakkuma. "Why don't we explore?" asked 

Rilakkuma. "Okay. I see lots of vines around here. 

Maybe we could climb them?" observed Ice. "Yeah, 

and I see lots of caves too. Sure! Let's explore!" 

exclaimed Morita. Then, they set off to explore the 

rocky caverns, climb the fat vines hanging off some 

rock walls, and explore every nook and cranny.

Suddenly, while Ice was studying some leaves, and 

Morita was examining the walls of a cave, Rilakkuma 

shouted, "Guys, look up here!" Morita scurried out of 

the cave, while Ice dropped the leaf and tilted his 

head upwards. There was Rilakkuma, hanging on a 

fat, leafy vine, and pointing his wheel upwards. 

"Come up here!!! I found something amazing!" 

screamed Rilakkuma, grasping on a thin leaf, and his 

other tire wrapped around the fat vine. His third 

wheel was hanging freely in the air, but, well, he 

doesn't have a fourth one. You see, he is an antique 

car...But anyway, Morita and Ice scrambled up the 

vine with him. And they found..

They saw a beautiful rainbow waterfall, glistening in the sunlight. 

They pulled themselves up onto the rich, muddy soil which felt soft 

to their paws.(and wheels!)They then trekked up onto a small hill, 

with colorful flowers decorating its side.They then sat under the 

shade of a cherry blossom tree, which grew on the hill. That was 

when they noticed shiny gems sparkling at the sides of the river, 

which led to the waterfall, which went down into a lake, reflecting 

the waterfall's rainbow colors. Rilakkuma got up, and said, "Why 

don't we each take one gem for a souvenir?" "Sure!" exclaimed the 

two others, and started looking for a gem they liked. Rilakkuma did 

so, too.

Morita found a gem that was silver, like a disco ball, 

and shiny like one too. It reflected rainbow images of 

whatever the gem was facing, whenever Morita tilted 

it. Ice found a pink gem, exactly the same shade as 

his fur. It sparkled and dazzled white square shapes, 

of whatever was behind the gem. The white squares 

didn't stay on permanently,but the squares moved 

like shadows if Ice moved it around. Last but not 

least, Rilakkuma found a magenta gem, which acted 

like a mirror, but slightly different. The gem would 

reflect whatever Rilakkuma was thinking onto itself.