DJI Launches Its First Drone Arena in Japan

A New Destination in Tokyo for Drone Enthusiasts and Tech Aficionados

Key Takeaways:

• DJI opens its inaugural drone arena in Japan, located in Tokyo.
• The 535-square-meter facility features a flying area, retail space, and technical support.
• DJI Arena By JDRONE Tokyo encourages hands-on experience with the latest drone technology.
• Open for individual and corporate bookings, the arena aims to serve all levels of drone enthusiasts.

In a remarkable leap toward enhancing the drone-flying experience, DJI, the recognized leader in civilian drone technology, is set to unveil its first drone arena in Japan. Dubbed the “DJI Arena By JDRONE Tokyo,” this cutting-edge facility will officially open its doors on Saturday, October 21. Spanning 535 square meters, the arena promises not only a dynamic flying area but also a dedicated retail store offering a comprehensive range of DJI products, along with technical support for users.

Experience the Thrill of Flight

Designed with safety and interaction in mind, the flying area at DJI Arena is outfitted with safety nets and an adjustable circuit for pilots looking to test their skills. The retail space will feature DJI’s full range of consumer, professional, and enterprise drone products. Customers can get hands-on with the latest models including the Spark mini drone—known for its gesture control—the compact and foldable Mavic Pro Platinum, and the intelligent Phantom 4 Pro Obsidian flying camera.

Engagement and Innovation

DJI’s Director of Brand Management and Operations, Moon Tae-Hyun, expressed enthusiasm for this new initiative, stating, “As interest around our aerial technology continues to grow, the DJI Arena concept is a new way for us to engage not just hobbyists, but also those considering this technology for their work or just for the thrill of flying.” He further emphasized the importance of firsthand experience, noting, “When people understand how it works or how easy it is to fly, they will discover what this technology can do for them and see a whole new world of possibilities.”

A Community Hub for Drone Enthusiasts

The DJI Arena will cater to a diverse audience by offering individual and group bookings alongside corporate event rentals. The venue will also host DJI’s New Pilot Experience Program and various workshops. With its indoor structure, the arena enables customers to fly drones year-round, irrespective of external weather conditions, ensuring that the excitement of flying is never curtailed.

Tetsuhiro Sakai, CEO of Japan Circuit, expressed his excitement about the partnership with DJI, remarking, “We are extremely excited to partner with DJI to launch the first DJI Arena in Japan. Whether you are a skilled drone pilot or someone looking for their first drone, we welcome everyone to come and learn, experience it for themselves, and have fun.” He added that the arena will not only be a gathering point for drone enthusiasts but also serve as a bridge to reach new customers eager to explore this innovative technology.

A Look at Global Expansion

The launch of the Tokyo DJI Arena marks an exciting expansion for DJI, following the success of its first arena in Yongin, South Korea, which opened just a year prior. Since its inception, the Korea DJI Arena has attracted hobbyists and drone enthusiasts worldwide and has become a popular venue for corporate events as well as educational groups eager to learn about DJI’s advanced aerial platforms.

The DJI Arena in Tokyo is strategically located at 3 Chome-30 Hosoda Katsushika-ku, Tōkyō-to 124-0021, making it accessible for local residents and visitors alike. The arena’s opening hours are designed for convenience, operating on weekdays from 18:00 – 21:00, and from 10:00 – 21:00 on Wednesdays, Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays.

For further inquiries, please reach out to pr@dji.com