Japanese Ryokan Kit

This kit is offering all elements to create a classic japanese-style ryokan(japanese inn) in wood. It contains bar furniture like counters, chairs, shelves, sake related props like sake cups in ceramic and wood, sake bottles and kegs, tea and other ceremony related dinning, guest room beds and dressers and different props around the topic of bars and inns. Furthermore it also contains a full functional shogi table, three japanese katana (tanto, uchigatana, otachi)and one spear (yari) with stands. Multiple light sources are included like paper lanterns and  multiple stone garden lights. Fpr architectural use it contains three full functional doors, a torri gate and one circle window. For diversity the beds, fans and banners are offering 25 different patterns.

 Features

• Banner (25 variations)
• Bed (25 variations)
• Fan (25 variations)
• Ceiling lamp (25 variations)
• Sake kit (different cups, ceramic bottles, barrels and amphoras)
• Tea kit (teapot, sugar dose, teacup)
• Bar counter with 6 extra modular counters for a kitchen counter system
• 6 shelves and racks
• 3 doors
• 1 window
• 2 chairs
• 1 small table
• 5 potdoor elements
• 3 katana with sheath and stand
• 1 spear rack
• 1 full functional shogi table
• 9 smaller props

Number of Unique Meshes: 134

Collision: Yes, custom

Vertex Count: 500 to 5000

LODs: Yes

Number of Materials and Material Instances: 155

Number of Textures: 264

Texture Resolutions: 2048*2048

Royalty Free License

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