Exciting Announcement: Kazari and Unonosarasa as Ambassadors for Japan's 63rd Model Hobby Show

The 63rd Japan Model Hobby Show has made waves with the announcement of its new ambassadors: the talented Kazari and the versatile Unonosarasa. Kazari has been appointed as Grand Ambassador, while Unonosarasa takes on the role of Chief Ambassador. This marks a significant moment as both figures bring their unique backgrounds and creative spirits to the event, which is highly anticipated by hobby enthusiasts across the nation.

Meet Grand Ambassador Kazari

Kazari, born on February 25 in Mie Prefecture, is a former member of the Japan Self-Defense Forces and has transitioned into a multifaceted career as a talent, actress, and contemporary artist. After graduating from Nihon University College of Art, Kazari served in the Ground Self-Defense Force before stepping onto the stage of entertainment and art. Impressively, this is Kazari's third consecutive year serving as an ambassador for the Japan Model Hobby Show, having held the position in the 61st and 62nd events as well.

Kazari’s hobbies include cosplay, camping, and touring, which tie into her artistic vision and creativity. She has expressed her excitement about being involved in the modeling world once again and is committed to fulfilling her responsibilities as Grand Ambassador. "I’m honored to return for the third time to the Japan Model Hobby Show! I love creating art and making things, so this opportunity means a lot to me. I'll do my best to live up to the Grand Ambassador title!" she commented.

Kazari remains active on her social media platforms, where fans can follow her journey. Check her out on X, Instagram, and YouTube.

Introducing Chief Ambassador Unonosarasa

Following her lead, Unonosarasa joins as the Chief Ambassador. Born on December 19 in Nara Prefecture, she began her journey in the arts by practicing classical ballet at a tender age of four, eventually advancing her studies at Kyoto Ballet School. She has also made a name for herself as a member of the professional baseball dance performance team.

Today, Unonosarasa shines as a talent, dancer, and fitness studio representative, embodying many artistic pursuits. Last year, she made a memorable appearance as a special guest at the 62nd Japan Model Hobby Show, showcasing her growing enthusiasm for the world of modeling.

In her own words, Unonosarasa shares, "I'm thrilled to take on the role of Chief Ambassador! I'm still learning, but I hope to dive into the joy of modeling and deliver its appeal to everyone!" Followers can catch her updates on X and Instagram.

Upcoming Variety Show Featuring Kazari and Unonosarasa

In addition to their roles at the Hobby Show, both Kazari and Unonosarasa will be appearing in the variety program titled Plamo ga Daisuki! Tadaima, Seisaku Chuu airing on TV Asahi Channel 1. The show, which features special guests Kato Tekkyuu and Yokoyama Kiyoshi from the Yoshimoto Plastic Model Club, follows the two ambassadors as they tackle the art of model-making, delivering laughs and insights along the way. The series, filled with intrigue and entertainment, will air starting Friday, September 19, with new episodes every week for a total of four episodes.

About the Japan Model Hobby Show

The 63rd Japan Model Hobby Show, themed “Create! Play! Enjoy!”, is set to showcase a broad range of hobbies including plastic models, radio-controlled toys, figures, train sets, miniature cars, and airsoft guns. This annual gathering not only allows hobbyists to exhibit their creations but also serves as an excellent opportunity for enthusiasts to explore the vibrant world of hobbies.

For those interested in attending, the event will take place at Tokyo Big Sight, featuring a trade day on October 17, 2025, followed by public days on October 18-19. Tickets are priced at ¥1,200 at the door or ¥1,000 in advance; entry is free for middle school students and younger.

For more information, visit the Japan Model Hobby Show official website.

Organizer: Japan Plastic Model Industry Cooperative
Co-Sponsored by: Japan Radio Control Model Industry Association
Supported by: Ministry of Economy, Trade, and Industry, Tokyo Metropolitan Government

Contact Information: Japan Plastic Model Industry Cooperative
Phone: 03-6802-7650
Fax: 03-6802-7652
Email: [email protected]