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    • Where our journey begins - Fall of 21

      The sun took a step back, the leaves lulled themselves to sleep and autumn was awakened at 'Where our Journey begins' with crisp air, birds and calmness, falling leaves, and cozy fireplaces. It looks like the world was covered in a cobbler crust of brown sugar and cinnamon. There are photographic spots, romantic areas for cuddling, dancing, horseback riding, events, and much more! Everyone is welcome, enjoy your stay. Add your images to their Flickr group: flickr.com/groups/whereourjourneybegins

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    • Builder's Brewery

      Established in 2008, Builder's Brewery is one of Second Life's oldest destinations for learning. Visit and take a free training class and learn all about building, textures, scripting, mesh, animations, and more. Join their 3x award-winning group, and there is even a Sandbox for builders. Check their website for their schedule of educational events. More info at buildersbrewery.com

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    • Memories of KIO Zen

      Inspired by the temples at Nara Park in Kyoto, Memories of KIO Zen is a Japanese-style traditional garden. Visit and hang out, relax, or take photos.

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    • Old Town

      It is an Old Town: a place of tree lined cobblestone streets, brownstones, and small shops. Built in a time of elegance, the Old Town is beautiful in her bright Autumn colours. Browse the shops, play in the carnival, and sing in the rain. Attend a concert at the bandshell, then stop in at the pub for a pint. This is a place of beauty and peace.

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    • Kami Lounge

      ​​Kami Lounge was established on November 5, 2019. Set in a beautiful location, mainly underground music events are held at this bar and club. According to the belief of Kami Shintoism, it can be translated as "holy spirits who take the form of concepts and things that are important to life, such as wind, rain, trees, mountains, rivers, and abundance." ​The exterior decoration is rustic and the interior decoration is modern. More info at kamilounge.com

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