Do you want to enjoy nature, move your body, and experience thrilling action in Japan?
Welcome to “Sansui Green Field” in Saga Prefecture!

In this guide, we will introduce the charm of this field with plenty of real photos, along with important rules and tips for foreign players.

🦖 Important! Rules & Manners

Zackie
Saurus

Hello! I am your guide, “Zackie-saurus.”
Welcome to Japan! Airsoft is a game of honor. To ensure everyone has a safe and fun time, please read the following rules (Regulations) carefully.
I will also explain some unique Japanese airsoft manners!

▲ Please check the regulation board at the field too.

1. Equipment (Safety First!)

Protect yourself to prevent injury.

• Face Mask: Strongly recommended. Protect your teeth and face.
• Gloves: Getting hit on the finger hurts!
• Shooting Glasses: Use at your own risk. Full seal goggles are safer.

🦖 Dino Memo For safety, we strongly recommend a Full Face Mask. It prevents tooth damage!

2. Power limits & BBs (Japanese Law)

Japan has strict laws regarding airsoft gun power. We also protect nature.

• Velocity Check: Staff will measure your gun’s power before the game.
• Power Limit: Must be under 0.989J (Strictly enforced by law).
• BBs: BIO BBs ONLY. (Plastic BBs are strictly prohibited to protect the forest).
• Weight: 0.2g or 0.25g BBs are standard.

3. Prohibited Acts (Don’ts)

• Zombie Acts: Not calling “HIT” when you are shot. This is cheating.
• Violence / Bad Language: Be polite to other players.
• Blind Fire: Shooting without looking (sticking just the gun out). You must see your target.
• Overkill: Shooting a player who is already “Dead” (Hit) multiple times.

4. Communication & Manners

Japanese players may not speak fluent English. Please follow these tips for smooth communication.

🤝 Friendly Fire (Shooting a teammate)

If you accidentally shoot a teammate:

1. Immediately say “Sorry!” (Or “Gomen-nasai” in Japanese).
2. The person shot counts as a HIT and must leave. The shooter stays.
3. Important: When you return to the “Safety Area” (rest area) after the game, find that person and say “Sorry” again. This is good Japanese manners!

🧱 Ricochets (Bullets bouncing off walls)

If a bullet hits a wall or tree and then hits you, it is usually NOT a hit (Safe).

• Important: Please shout “Board Hit!” (or just “Board!”) instead of “Ricochet”.
• The word “Ricochet” is difficult for many Japanese players to understand. “Board Hit” is the magic word here!
• Make an “X” gesture with your arms if needed.
• Note: If you are unsure if it was a direct hit or a ricochet, please take the HIT. This is the gentleman’s rule.

🗣️ Language Barrier & Trouble

• Simple Words: Use simple English words like “Enemy?”, “Go!”, “Hit!”, “Thank you.”
• Gestures: Pointing and body language work best.
• Rule Breakers: If you see someone cheating or being rude, DO NOT confront them directly. Please tell a Staff member (Marshall) immediately. We will handle it.

2. Empty-Handed? No Problem! Rentals

Don’t have gear? We have full rental sets for beginners.

👇 Individual Rental Items

• 🔫 Electric Gun: 1,800 JPY (Includes Magazine & Battery)
• 🛡️ Full Face Goggle: 500 JPY
• 💥 B2i Laser Unit: 1,000 JPY
• 🍖 BBQ Set: 4,000 JPY (Grill, Net, Charcoal. *Bring your own food)

3. Field 1: The Hill & “Smoke Battle”

This field utilizes a natural slope. Strategy is key!

🌫 The Famous “Smoke Battle”

Sansui Green Field’s signature event!
The field is covered in white smoke, reducing visibility to zero…
It feels like being inside an action movie. Tension is at max level!

🏢 CQB (Close Quarters Battle) Area

The left side has buildings for close-range combat. Be careful!

4. Field 2: Forest & River Adventure

A healing forest field with a flowing stream.

🌿 Enter the River!

The unique feature of this field is that you can walk in the river!
It is cool in summer and allows for sneak attacks via the water route.

5. Events & Schedule

We hold “Regular Meetings” (Teireikai) where anyone can join on weekends. No reservation is required, but it is recommended.

6. Food & Facilities

🍛 Japanese Curry Rice

You can order lunch at the reception. Curry is the soul food of Japanese airsofters!

🔫 “B2i” (Laser Tag) – No Pain!

Afraid of getting hit? We rent “B2i” systems. It uses infrared lasers instead of plastic pellets. No pain, but realistic sounds!

7. Special Bonus & Onsen

🎁 Free Eggs!?

If you book early for a weekend game (first 20 people), you might get a pack of High-Quality Eggs as a gift. It’s a funny but popular service!

♨️ Hot Spring (Onsen) After the Game

Don’t want to go home sweaty or dirty? You can use the bath at the adjacent Golf Course!
It is fully equipped, so you don’t need to bring anything.

✨ All Amenities Included (Empty-handed OK!)

You don’t need to prepare bath tools. Everything is free to use!

• Towels: Bath towels & Face towels provided.
• Soap: Shampoo (Rinse-in), Body soap, Face wash (Women).
• Grooming: Hairdryers, Combs, Cotton swabs.
• Skincare: Toners, Lotions, Milky lotions (For Men & Women).
• Others: Plastic bags for your dirty clothes are available!

8. Sweet Souvenirs: “Ayabe no Botamochi”

Miyaki Town is famous for its “Ayabe no Botamochi” (Sweet Rice Cakes).
Since you are here, why not stop by and buy some delicious Japanese sweets on your way home?