Planning on visiting Japan next month? If you are, you might just want to schedule a visit to the 4th Tokyo Marui Festival. This event as organised by the most respected airsoft company in the world, will treat visitor not only to their airsoft products, but they will also have visual treats as well.

Now held in November, instead of during the Summer Season when the first Tokyo Marui Festival was held, this event showcases everything about what Tokyo Marui offers to airsoft players as well as introduces the company and their products to those who are not familiar with what airsoft is all about. In fact, it is more of the latter that the company is interested in as they want more interested in airsoft which logically means more customers for them.

If you intend to go to the event, here is what you can expect at the event:

NEW PRODUCTS SECTION

This is where the airsoft players around the world would be interested in when we make a report. For this Festival the company intends to announce a number of new next generation products for the first time. The products that were announced at the 57th All Japan Model & Hobby Show that took place last month will be on display too.

In this section, visitors will also see airsoft models that are under development as well.

SHOOTING EXPERIENCE CORNER

A permanent feature for the Tokyo Marui Festival is the Shooting Experience Corner. People queue up to get the chance to shoot some of the new products of the company at the shooting range specially erected for this purpose. For those new to airsoft, they will be given a quick lecture on safety before they are allowed to shoot.

LUXURY ILLUSTRATION SPECIAL EXHIBITION

If you noticed some of illustrations showing the products of Tokyo Marui hanging up at the Festival venue in the previous years, they will be back again for this year. “Girls & Airsoft Gun Version 4” will again showcase the works of some of the Japanese illustrators.

The 4th Tokyo Marui Festival will take place once again at the Belle Salle Akihabara located at 3 - 12 - 8 Gaikokuda 3-12-8, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo which is just 4 minutes away from the Akihabara Station on foot. Opening hours will be from 1000H to 1800H on the 11th of November and from 1000H to 1630H on the 12th of November.  Visitors must be at least 18 years old to be allowed entry to the event.