Japan and Ukraine are miles apart, but as it turns out, Japanese airsoft players are big fans of the Ukrainian military—so much so that they are now dressing as Ukrainians and modeling their game ...
TOKYO, March 31 (UPI) -- A National Police Agency survey in Japan has found that despite a revised control law, 700,000 "airsoft," or simulated, guns remain in the country. The NPA survey found that ...
When you want to blow off steam, there’s nothing like blowing something away, which partly explains why Japan’s interest in airsoft guns, which fire BB-like ammunition, continues to grow. But even ...
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