SEALs Survival Game Field — Attraction in Chiba

As a foreigner in Japan who has played airsoft in America, I visited this field and was immediately impressed by the level of amenities at this field. They have hot food (chicken curry and shrimp, pork katsu) prepared by the owner, as well as a publicly available workstation with all the tools you need to fix your replica, and even hot showers!

And the field is a very well maintained jungle simulator. It’s different from any field I have been to because the brushes are super thick and there are a couple of playable buildings too. They even have a bamboo forest section in the field which is super fun!

Last but not least I am super impressed by how helpful and friendly the staff is. Even though there’s a language barrier (I don’t speak Japanese) we were able to communicate using Google translate and the staff helped me with everything I needed, and even found a group of English speaking players to group me with!

The gameplay was classic Japanese style rules: fun, but very different from American style airsoft. For most games you only have 1 life and no respawn. This was not a surprise for me since I read up on the Japanese airsoft culture before, but if you are unsure please watch some YouTube videos on this first before considering visiting Japan for airsoft.

This is hands down the best field I have ever seen in terms of staff and amenities. If you are visiting Japan and came across this field, I definitely recommend you checking it out!! 10/10 and I am definitely interested in coming back here next time I...

Field has a great variety of cover and obstacles, facilities are top-notch, staff are attentive and kind, but it gets far too packed and chaotic for my liking. OK for those who just want to jump in and shoot at each other but go elsewhere for more variety and teamwork.

However, with the large turnout they attract, every game ends up in being a huge stalemate/meat grinder in the middle until one team loses ground.

The lack of imaginative game modes was also disappointing. Every game mode was essentially Capture the Flag with some...

Great place, great staff and great players. If you are looking for one of the best Airsoft Fields in Japan, this is one of them. Even if you don't speak much Japanese the staff will help you as much as possible, explaining the game's rules and etiquette. Fully equipped with bathroom, shower and kitchen that serves Kare at lunchtime. Had one of the best experiences there. I say it again, if you want to play Airsoft at an open field,...