TKOverKill

Hello, everybody.

I am Seasoned and I am planning on moving to Tokyo to study in three years. I am looking for as much information about airsoft in Tokyo as I can find. A few questions I have are:

1. What are some stores in Tokyo and in what districts are they located in?

2. What are some of the fields and CQB places in Tokyo and in which districts are they located?

3. Are there any laws pertaining to airsoft guns other than the 1 joule law that I should be aware of that are unique to Japan that do not exist in the U.S?

4. Are there any online stores based in Japan that I can order from (I specifically need a site where I can order HFC134a or Green Gas, unless there are walk-in stores in Tokyo that I can buy gas from.)?

Thanks alot! I look forward to my move to Japan.
-Seasoned

Nice to see you and welcome to the forums.....I love your panache but alot can change in 3 years here in Japan. Alot of the information you are asking is readibly available on the forums.... go take a look around and you'll find locations of fields and maps for questions 1 & 2.

3/. The 0.98 joule rate is the big one out here but local sites may inforce their own rules such as BLAM and it 0.8 rule for CQB games
4/. Most hobby stores and airsoft stores sell canned gas that you can walk in and purchase.

I did some digging and I couldn't find much info about the fields or the stores. There is the BLAM CQB place and the SEALs(?) field, but I didn't find much more info other than the post about the compilation of information about the fields around Tokyo.

I also have a new question:

I read in one post about how USPS and UPS wouldn't import an M203 for some gentleman from HK and how he faced some trouble from Customs, or some such business.

Can I have the specifics about how I should import my guns, like what service, etc, so I don't have to worry about trouble like that?

Man, weirdest spam bots EVER.

yeah it irks the hell out of me.hehehe

All, in the next 24 hrs, I'm gonna start deleting all PC/Game Console related posts/threads. We're getting a bunch of posts/SPAMs from who knows what.