Destination Guide FAQConnect with friends and meet new people from around the world in these Japanese-language hot spots.
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MeltingDots
MeltingDots is a support center for Japanese beginners run entirely by volunteers. There are tutorial institutions, freebie shops, sightseeing guidance, sand boxes, salons and more. Or swing by for the pleasant events held on Saturday nights, with occasional prizes.
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Japan - Hiroba
Visit Japan-HIROBA, a helpful place for Japanese-speaking residents of Second Life. Here you'll find assistance from a supportive community, as well as a dressing room, beginner tutorials and free sandbox.
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Gion Kobu Hanamachi
Gion Kobu Hamachi is a Japanese Edo period role play sim circa 1867. The sim is run by the geisha of Karyukai Okiya, Second Life's first geisha community. They provide live entertainment in the form of Japanese ozashiki or banquets, dance shows, and traditional seasonal festivals. The sim contains two tea houses, an indoor and outdoor theater, Shinto shrine, park lands, and an new art gallery.
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Tanakamura-Kagu @ Aught Town 245
Visit this adorable, out-of-the-way shop that carries eclectic and bizarre goods. Filled with quirky decorations, this shop is part of a Japanese community in the region. Don't miss the other shops nearby like COLORFUL CHAOS, which have their own unique style
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Sweet Serenity
Japanese Village is, simply, a Japanese village with a teahouse. Overlooking the water, soothe your inner spirit at this serene, tranquil locale. Enjoy graceful weeping willows, cedar and cherry trees, as they display nature’s own sweet spirit. Set in the Edo period, come surround yourself with nature's beauty.
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Marushin@Kaku_machi
Explore this Japanese-themed sim, which features a driving course, beach and town. There's lots to discover here...and you'll learn about a different culture!
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Village of Ahiru
Visit Ahiru and enjoy a picturesque Edo-period Japanese village. Walk along winding paths that cut through seasonal changing landscapes. Peacefully row through the waterways that traverse the entire SIM. You can explore vibrant forests, relax in the hot springs with friends, or take it easy in the lush gardens for a lovely midday picnic. Housing is also offered within this little village.
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