Sims 4 Japanese Lots Mods

Convenient store for your sims in the Senbamachi neighborhood of Mt. Komorebi. It has sushi, yakisoba, ramen, and even fast food like pizza and hamburgers. Vending machines for your convenience as well. I took some inspiration for this build by basing it off a convenience store chain called Family Mart. No cc required. Use bb.moveobjects…

Today I’m bringing a house in a traditional Japanese style. I made it according to a floor plan I saw on the internet, but you’ll notice there are some differences between the original floor plan and the actual house; that’s because the lot was kinda small and the measures of The Sims 4 are different…

This imposing Japanese castle enchants with its tiered architecture, characterized by curved roofs and exquisite woodwork. A serene Zen garden at the heart of the structure is one that invites contemplation, with carefully placed stones and harmonious vegetation. Hot Springs offers a relaxing retreat surrounded by landscaping that deepens the connection to the environment. At…

Japanese style street This time I created a Japanese style street on Mount Komorebi. The street is inspired by the architecture of Kyoto. There are two family houses on it, one in traditional style and the other in a more modern style. There is also an apartment complex with three apartments. At the end of…

This Tokyo street was made to bring more color and life to your Mt. Komorebi! This lot contains a bar, a karaoke and an apartment, it is set as “bar” lot type, but you can change to residential if you prefer. *The cover and vanity images were taken using reshade. This means that I used…

Small commercial residential lot. Japanese style cafe with upstairs living space. A 20 x 15 foot lot in Mount Comoreby . Price: $64,063. 1 bedroom, 2 bathrooms. No custom content is required to be added for this home.

This lot is based off a real canal in Japan by the same name. The canal stretches over many miles and is broader or narrower in certain areas. The river used to be used primarily for transporting trade items, but today is a popular tourist destination for it’s many shops and restaurants. The actual build…