A DJI Hasselblad store is scheduled to open in Tokyo’s Omotesando district on October 31, 2026, combining drone flight trials and medium-format camera demonstrations under one roof. Authorized Japanese distributor SEKIDO will hold the opening, according to an October 22 release from DJI Japan, which describes the location as Japan’s first dual-concept flagship for the two brands.
Key Takeaways
- The two-floor store is scheduled to open at La Porte Aoyama in Tokyo’s Shibuya ward.
- Plans include a permanent indoor drone flight cage, powered-on camera displays and one-to-one equipment advice.
- Japanese, English and Chinese support will be available, with workshops and preview events planned after opening.
Table of Contents
- DJI Hasselblad store puts equipment trials at the center
- Hasselblad floor pairs cameras with consultation space
- Opening details and later events remain planned
- Conclusion
DJI Hasselblad store puts equipment trials at the center
The planned retail format focuses on letting customers test equipment before buying. DJI Japan says the store responds to requests to assess handling, image quality and controls in person, and to discuss equipment choices with specialists—experiences that online information and temporary events cannot fully provide.
The first floor will house DJI drones, handheld gimbals and action cameras, alongside a permanent indoor flight cage. Visitors will be able to test drone hovering, camera operation and control responsiveness without relying on outdoor weather or flight locations.
The announced DJI range includes Mavic, Air and Mini drones, plus Osmo products. Handheld cameras and gimbals will be displayed powered on for visitors to try.
Hasselblad floor pairs cameras with consultation space
The second floor will focus on Hasselblad medium-format photography, with X2D II 100C and 907X-series cameras and XCD lenses among the listed products. Plans also include an art gallery, a premium lounge and consultation booths.
Dedicated specialists will provide one-to-one support covering product comparisons, equipment and accessory configurations, initial setup and questions after purchase. The release says advice will be tailored to customers’ shooting styles, intended uses and business implementation goals.
Service will be offered in Japanese, English and Chinese. The store also plans to support international tourists and overseas business visitors with purchases and tax-exemption processing.
Opening details and later events remain planned
The store will occupy the first and second floors of La Porte Aoyama at 5-51-8 Jingumae, Shibuya-ku, a four-minute walk from Exit B2 of Omotesando Station. Planned business hours are 11:00 to 20:00, with irregular holidays.
After the opening, the store plans to hold regular photography and video workshops, drone flight experience seminars and advance hands-on previews of new products. No event dates were provided.
Opening-day and campaign details will be shared through the store’s Instagram account or DJI’s official social media accounts. DJI Japan cautioned that images accompanying the announcement are computer-generated concepts and that the actual design, layout and specifications may change.
Conclusion
The planned October 31 opening will bring DJI and Hasselblad equipment trials and specialist advice into a single Tokyo location. The store’s final appearance and later event schedule remain subject to further details.
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