RAZBAM JAPAN exhibited at Tokyo Game Show 2026 at Makuhari Messe, putting a restored F-15 cockpit and an F-35 cockpit on its booth floor. The company's business is flight simulator hardware it sells and installs, and its TGS presence centered on semi-custom ZERO-SIM units and a joint exhibition with Vrgineers.
RAZBAM JAPAN's two stories from the Tokyo Game Show 2026 run describe a company selling physical simulator hardware rather than a software title. Ahead of the show, the company said it would exhibit at Makuhari Messe and feature its semi-custom ZERO-SIM flight simulator in two specifications, one for fighter jets and one for Boeing aircraft, both open to visitors. A joint exhibition with Vrgineers would add the Portable Trainer for helicopter flight and the F-35 MR Flight Simulator, which the story calls a Japan debut.
After the show, the picture is what actually occupied the booth. A real F-15 Eagle cockpit restored from scrap was displayed, alongside an F-35 cockpit described as used for training. Visitors could sit in the F-15. That shift in emphasis from software stations to airframes is consistent with the business the story describes: the company sells and installs flight simulator hardware, including home cockpits, instrument panels, switches, and flight sticks.
The two accounts agree on the event and on the company's role as an exhibitor, and the later story does not revisit the ZERO-SIM units or the Vrgineers collaboration. The show dates are the one point where coverage diverges: the earlier story lists September 17 to 21, the later story says the show was held September 17 to 20. No post-show account confirms the ZERO-SIM demonstrations took place as announced, so the only thing settled after the show is the restored cockpit display.
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At Tokyo Game Show 2026, held September 17 to 20 at Makuhari Messe, the RAZBAM JAPAN booth displayed a real F-15 Eagle cockpit restored from scrap, along with an F-35 cockpit said to be used for training. The company sells and installs flight simulator hardware, including home cockpits, instrument panels, switches, and flight sticks. Visitors could sit in the F-15 cockpit.
RAZBAM JAPAN will exhibit at Tokyo Game Show 2026, held at Makuhari Messe from September 17 to 21. The company will feature its semi-custom flight simulator ZERO-SIM, with two units on display: a fighter jet specification and a Boeing specification, which visitors can pilot. A joint exhibition with Vrgineers includes the Portable Trainer for helicopter flight and the F-35 MR Flight Simulator, making its Japan debut.