Japan’s latest service rifle releaseson August 5 — bringing true-to-life GBB action, official licensing, and M-LOK modularity to airsoft enthusiasts. Tokyo Marui is officially bringing Japan's primary service rifle to the airsoft world. The Howa Type 20 Gas Blowback (GBB) Rifle releases on August 5, giving airsoft players and military collectors direct access to Japan's cutting-edge infantry weapon platform. Developed in direct partnership with real-steel manufacturer Howa Machinery, Ltd., the Type 20 was chosen by the Japanese Ministry of Defense to replace the legacy Type 89 rifle after rigorous head-to-head testing against major modern platforms like the HK416 and FN SCAR. Marui has translated that modern battlefield design into a true scale GBB workhorse built specifically for intense skirmishes, training drills, and collection displays. Key Features of Tokyo Marui's Type 20 Gas Blowback Rifle Officially Licensed & Real-Steel Ergonomics: Features crisp Howa Machinery rollmarks and "MADE IN JAPAN" engravings. Built using CNC-machined and extruded aluminum for the upper receiver and handguard, paired with high-strength, fiber-reinforced nylon polymer for the lower frame and stock—matching the exact feel of the duty rifle. Hard-Hitting Recoil with Z-System Reliability: Built around Tokyo Marui's custom oval piston to maximize gas volume and blowback force without throwing off receiver scale. It incorporates TM’s legendary Z-System, which acts as an internal shock absorber to prevent bolt catch wear during lock-back. Fully Ambidextrous Controls: Includes dual-sided selectors, mag releases, and bolt catches. The charging handle converts from left to right in seconds for custom tactical setups. Modern M-LOK & Rail Real Estate: Includes a continuous top Picatinny rail for red dots, holographic sights, and magnifiers. The slim handguard offers native M-LOK slots and ships out-of-the-box with 3 rail segments (2 short, 1 medium) plus 6 textured grip covers. Adjustable Stock & Field Stripping: Features a 5-position telescoping stock with a 3-position adjustable cheek riser for seamless optic alignment. Pushing out two receiver pins opens the rifle up for realistic field-stripping and quick hop-up adjustments. Suppressor Ready: Threaded in standard 14mm CCW (Counter-Clockwise) under the steel flash hider to accept common airsoft suppressors, mock silencers, and tracer units. Tech Specs at a Glance Features Specifications Overall Length 30.7 in. / 33.5 in. (Stock Extended) Weight 7.27 lbs (3,300g with empty mag) Inner Barrel 200 mm Magazine Capacity 35 Rounds (MWS-Compatible Aluminum Die-Cast) Firing Modes Semi / Full-Auto / Safety Power Source Gas Muzzle Threading 14mm CCW Fire and Disassembly Presentation Availability & Package Details The Tokyo Marui Howa Type 20 GBB Rifle officially launches on August 5, 2026. What's in the box Howa Type 20 GBB Rifle, 35-round gas magazine, 3 M-LOK rail adapters, 6 anti-slip rail covers, sight adjustment & disassembly tools, hex wrenches, BB loader adapter, cleaning rod, and manual. Image Gallery

Movie Poster for Hot Spring Shark 2 Kyushu Showdown If you thought the original Hot Springs Shark (Onsen Shark) was the peak of glorious, B-movie shark cinema, think again. Tokyo Marui has just announced their official partnership and support for the upcoming sequel: "Hot Springs Shark 2: The Great Kyushu Showdown" (温泉シャーク2 九州大決戦), hitting theaters across Japan on September 4, 2026! For those who missed the crowdfunding phenomenon of the first film, Hot Springs Shark is exactly what it sounds like—a wild, action-packed indie sci-fi flick featuring ferocious sharks attacking through hot spring waters. The sequel ups the ante with a battle for the future featuring high school students, bodybuilders, and a whole lot of firepower. Tokyo Marui is backing the production through crowdfunding support and, most importantly, by supplying the movie's official on-screen armory. The On-Screen Armory: What Marui Models to Look For Tokyo Marui has highlighted two iconic airsoft replicas that will be heavily featured in the film as the characters fend off the hot spring predators: The Python PPC Custom (4-inch Black): This classic, heavy-barreled air-cocking revolver brings a nostalgic, rugged law-enforcement vibe to the screen. It’s exactly the kind of distinct revolver you want when facing down a localized shark threat. Tokyo Marui Colt Python PPC Custom 4" Black Version. The M870 Wood Stock Type (Gas Shotgun): Nothing says "close-quarters shark defense" quite like a shotgun. Marui’s gas-powered M870 with its beautiful faux-wood finish brings serious cinematic heft and tactical reliability to the movie’s high-stakes action sequences. Tokyo Marui M870 Wood Finish Gas Shotgun Coming This Fall The movie is set to debut nationwide in Japan on September 4, 2026 (coinciding with "Kyushu Day"), starting with major indie hubs like Human Trust Cinema Shibuya and Ikebukuro HUMAX Cinemas. In the meantime, please enjoy a slice of intense shark action with the official trailer here:

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