Battleship Yamato Memorial

At Battleship Yamato Memorial in Second Life, you will find a scaled replica of the Yamato, a Japanese battleship from World War II. Walk around the biggest battleship of the world and see historic pictures at this impressive 3D replica.

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USS Arizona Memorial

The USS Arizona Memorial is a respectful tribute to the fallen soldiers of Pearl Harbor. Visitors can launch a lei into the sea in remembrance of those lost on that day. A special memorial service will be held on December 7th at 11am SLT to commemorate the 83rd anniversary. It will feature Hawaiian live music and hula dancing, creating a meaningful space for reflection and honor.

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Flight 93 National Memorial

Flight 93 National Memorial is a tribute to the passengers and crew of Flight 93. At the center stands the Tower of Voices, a 93-foot structure with 40 wind chimes, each representing a life lost. Visitors can walk the path to the tower and hear the chimes, creating a solemn atmosphere of reflection and remembrance.

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Fred Broyhill Memorial

Welcome to the Fred "Patty" Broyhill Memorial Park, a small part of Morgantown, Heterocera. Fred, also known as Patty, was a District Chief of the Gridwide Mobile Emergency Department, Chief of the now-closed Fox Hollow County Ambulance Authority, and a member of many other SL emergency groups. He passed at the young age of 20. He is also known virtually for his leadership positions in GTA roleplaying communities, and ArmA milsim units. Anyone is welcome to visit, but please respect the space. Thank you!

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Memorial Garden

In Memory of Nassiriya is a memorial garden in honor of the Italian fallen in peacekeeping missions. It is a place of silence and prayer.

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The Temple of the Kurt

The Temple of the Kurt is a monument and memorial established by the friends of Second Life Resident, Kurt Powell.

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The Path To Freedom

The Path to Freedom memorial was made in honor of all who have served in the U.S. Armed Forces and the millions that have been affected through the many wars that this country has had to face.

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Tailspinners Rest Memorial

Tailspinners Rest is a memorial site dedicated to fallen aviators from WW1, WW2 and the Korean, Vietnam, Gulf and Afghanistan wars.

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Saudade

Saudade is a luminous haven where the memory of loved ones who have passed is honored with light, tranquility, and heartfelt connection. As visitors ascend the spiral staircases, they are enveloped in a serene ambiance, with a gentle breeze carrying the faint twinkling of wind chimes. At the top of the cloud-like platforms, release a balloon into the sky, symbolizing a message of love and remembrance sent heavenward. Saudade is a nostalgic longing for someone who is gone, but an inspirational reminder to hold onto the LOVE, not the LOSS.

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Peace Valley Pet Cemetary

Walk through the graveyard and see the fun and touching ways Residents choose to memorialize their little lost loves, both real and virtual. In addition to the cemetary, the build also comes complete with a chapel for delivering a fuzzy friend's last rites.

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Living Memories Memorial Garden

Welcome to Living Memories Memorial Garden. Here you can claim a tree with a candle and plaque to remember your loved ones that have passed away.It's free! Open to everyone no matter what religion, lets keep the memories alive.

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Social Awareness

Holocaust Memorial Museum

"Witnessing History: Kristallnacht, the 1938 Pogroms" is an unforgettable virtual exhibit created by the US Holocaust Memorial Museum.

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Ebbe Memorial

Visit this memorial in honor of Ebbe Altberg, CEO of Linden Lab, who passed away on June 3rd, 2021. For more information: second.life/ebbe

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Armstrong Park

Armstrong Park is a public park, memorial, and museum honoring the late great Louis Armstrong as well as an ode to New Orleans' real-life public park. The park features a virtual tour highlighting the life of Louis Armstrong and his music. Look for the iconic arched entrance!

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9/11 Memorial

9/11 Memorial - Always Remember, Never Forget is a tribute to the victims and heroes of September 11th, 2001.

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Home & Garden

Orient Japan

Orient Japan is a destination featuring the Micsha store, offering a range of furniture, decor, and fantasy-themed items. Visitors can explore spaces for meditation, Tai Chi, and a disco club, all set in a Japanese-inspired atmosphere.

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Oriental Sakura

Oriental Sakura invites visitors to explore a romantic destination inspired by Japanese and Chinese cultures. Wander through gardens, relax in hot springs, visit the tea house, or join photo contests. Enjoy fantasy kitsune experiences, games, and various scenic getaways.

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Circulo Zentro

Circulo Zentro is a tribute to Japan, offering beautiful photography corners, live music, concerts, and a variety of shops. Visitors can enjoy an immersive cultural experience, making it a unique and vibrant destination for music and photography enthusiasts.

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Ai-mura Garden

As you step off the train at Ai-mura station, you sense there is something magical about this small village by the sea. Refresh your body and mind at the local onsen, explore the bustling neko village, wander the paths to find your perfect picture spot, and come listen to amazing DJs while dancing your cares away in a beautiful, open-air venue. Hope to see you there!

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Akado

Ākādo is where the past lingers and the present fades into a dreamlike tapestry of shadows and whispers. Lanterns bathed in a subdued glow cast delicate pools of light along the cobblestone streets, and rumors linger in the air like specters of the past. You can visit the Jishu Jinja Shrine and pray to Okuninushi-no-Mikoto, for your chance to find eternal love. Every now and then, Ākādo experiences a peculiar transformation, beckoning the townspeople to an otherworldly celebration. The narrow streets become alive with masked figures in ornate kimonos moving to the rhythmic beat. Will you be there?

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Memories of Dreams

Memories of Dreams is a beautiful, relaxing island celebrating Japan during the spring. Bring your cameras to take pictures of the several torii gates, as well as the orcas migrating up the coast. Be sure to visit little cat island.

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Mirai Melody

Mirai Melody is the look at the future (未来 – Mirai) with respect to the past (過去 Kako). Where two friends filled with mutual passion for old-meets-new. A place where the vibrant colours of the city are wrapped in the soft warm melody of nature.

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Cafes & Hangouts

Chee Chee

Welcome everyone to Chee Chee at The Sign III! Here, you can immerse yourself in the serene atmosphere of the shrine, enjoy the cozy comfort of the hot springs, savor delicious sushi and ramen, and indulge in a variety of snacks at the night market area. Take a moment to relax at the bar and sample sweets at the souvenir snack shop. You can also take a tram ride to explore Chee Chee!

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Real Life

Tsuruga Castle

This destination is a virtual recreation of the Tsuruga Castle in the Aizu region of Fukushima Prefecture, known as Japan's Samurai City. It is part of the Aizu World Project, aiming to showcase Aizu's attractions in the digital space. This initiative captures the essence of cherry blossom season and is supported by the Japan Tourism Agency, which explores using digital platforms to boost tourism, blending historical sites with modern technology.

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Spirituality & Belief

The Water Temple Garden

The Asian Water Temple is a serene place for photography and tranquil relaxation while experiencing the small village of an Asian inspired island - on the Blake Sea.

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International

Hatsune Miku Cafe

Established in 2007, Hatsune Miku Cafe is located in a Japanese destination. Enjoy events and concerts 24/7 on the stream. You can also find anime-related shops.

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The Goshuin Project

The Goshuin Project is a new initiative that allows you to collect virtual stamps from Japanese shrines and temples across Second Life. Over 50 destinations are participating. Begin your adventure at Yozakura Jinjya, acquire your complimentary stamp book from the vendor, engage with the stamp giver, and click on the board for a comprehensive list of fellow participants. Let the exploration unfold as you explore the rich tapestry of these virtual wonders!

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Sakura Cranes

Sakura Cranes is an Asian themed destination based off the Takedera Temple founded in Ancient Japan in 857. Upon arrival, you will walk down the stone steps through the cloud forest into the bamboo gardens. There are several areas of respite, including a beautiful tea house, serene gardens, a floating restaurant, a small temple, and fully furnished rentals available for peaceful getaways.

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International

Sungchu Valley

Sungchu Valley has rolling hills of vibrant greens covering the landscape all around, broken up by a gently flowing stream with several branches down to the sea. Within the emerald landscape, dazzling flowers in countless colors enticed many species of bees and intrepid dragonflies. Above, birds soar and glide while a group of tigers runs through the fields in search of roots or a place to rest. The scents of the wildflowers covered in a blanket of the warm, rich light of the sun, unbroken by the wispy clouds drifting by, invite weary travelers and animals alike to rest and recover for as long as they need.

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Ikisou

Ikisou transports players into a mesmerizing Japanese-themed world, specifically designed to emulate the allure and mystique of a red-light district under the shroud of night. Every corner of Ikisou resonates with the pulse of neon lights and the distant hum of traditional shamisen melodies. Dive deep into its narrow alleys lined with lantern-lit izakayas, hidden courtyards hosting secretive geisha gatherings, and bustling streets where modernity meets age-old traditions. Whether you're seeking thrilling encounters, cultural immersion, or simply an atmospheric escape, Ikisou beckons with the promise of unforgettable nocturnal adventures.

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Nature & Parks

平和の島 - Heiwano Shima

Heiwano Shima is a place to explore and relax. Meet up with friends here, explore the location and photo spots, and simply have fun. They have only one rule: be kind to one another and respect each other.

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International

Akimori

Akimori is a beautiful, authentic Asian region of multiple worlds including lost isle of Xiao Dai; Mt Fuji in the Plains; the Gobi desert with "Clay & Seed" by Haveit Neox, Lilia Artis & Bamboo Barnes. "Galleria" by Shoshisn Shilova; "XSPACE" by Betty Tureaud; and "Kerupa Flow's World" Lots to do here including posing; dancing, a sampan tour, and several magical cuddle spots which await you.

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REN

REN is a photogenic spot and hideaway, where seasonal plants bloom every month, ever-changing, yet peaceful and relaxing. Enjoy the Japanese garden, beach with sunset views, caves, galleries, and more!

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International

Kyoto Kagai

At Kyoto Kagai Hanafusa & Komayaka visit teahouses for geisha entertainment. Experience theater performances and learn more about traditional Japanese art and culture through events and roleplay in modern Kyoto, Japan. You will find shopping, shrines, the Maiko Museum, okiya, and ochaya of the karyukai.

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Spirituality & Belief

Japanese Zen Garden at Project Hope

Walk and explore the natural Japanese gardens at Project Hope. Sit and relax in the calming gardens, play an instrument in the music garden, or just while away your time in the Japanese house. An inspirational garden of peace and happiness.

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Music

Night Blossom Lounge

Night Blossom Lounge is a Japanese-inspired nightclub with a romantic atmosphere. Enjoy the nightlife at this beautifully landscaped location and find the perfect spot to take photos in the Garden of Dark Delights. There are also many lounging areas and a game area on top of the club's roof. With many new and inspiring DJs, the genre is always changing to fit the needs of the community.

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Role-playing Communities

Kawaii City

A place where you can come and chill and relax or roleplay in a cyberpunk post-apocalyptic setting.

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International

Hiraya Town

Explore Hiraya Town, a cooperative build and small town inspired by Japanese sights which spans several regions on the east coast of Heterocera. It is a great starting point for a Mainland tour by road or rail, and features a variety of lovely venues and nature spots perfect for exploration, photography, and hanging out.

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Music

Seiryu Blues Lounge & Bar

Seiryu Blues Lounge & Bar is the latest jazz club to hit the scene. Seiryu is a uniquely Japanese take on traditional jazz clubs. Located at the back of Kiyori's adult section, they serve as a one-of-a-kind adult nightlife experience in a cozy yet classy atmosphere. Grab a drink and seat yourself at the bar and mingle or lounge on the couches and listen to the musical fusion of modern American jazz meets Japanese culture.

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Sports & Hobbies

UMIOTO Marina Japan

Umioto Marina has a scenic harbor with free sailing and fishing. Enjoy the sound of the sea and take lots of snapshots. You can also listen to music with the live DJs or hang out at the coffee and bar.

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International

Akijima

Akijima is a beautiful, authentic Japanese region of multiple worlds including: Kinkaku-Ji Golden Pavilion in Kyoto; a tropical island of Okinawa; Kumanogawa - a Riverworld; Hokkano a winter world of ice mountains; and Tengoku a lunar landscape for shows! Lots to do here including posing, dancing, skating, raft riding, balloon ride, and horseback riding. Several magical cuddle spots await you.

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Role-playing Communities

Gion Kobu Hanamachi

Gion Kobu Hamachi is a Japanese Edo period role play region circa 1867. The region 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 region contains two tea houses, an indoor and outdoor theater, Shinto shrine, park lands, and an new art gallery.

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International

Moonlight Teahouse

Moonlight Teahouse is a soothing Japanese teahouse and garden. Calm and spiritual with many idealistic photo areas, relax with a tea or meander through the gardens. Lose yourself in the serenity of a time gone by.

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International

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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International

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 region. 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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Photogenic Spots

Tonarino

Explore Tonarino, a Japanese urban neighborhood town, that blends traditional and modern elements. It's very photogenic and fun to explore. Don't forget to share your images in their Flickr group: flickr.com/groups/14689051@N23

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Fashion & Accessories

The Waifu Factory

The Waifu Factory is an anime hangout where you can find everything you need to make an anime avatar. Here you can find stores such as UTILIZATOR, ABC apparel, Wretch, Ayashi, MelonBunny, Pirocius, and more.

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International

Taikou

Taikou is a small Japanese town with a market and arcade. It is home to Taikou & Momento mainstores, carrying home furnishings, backdrops, clothing, and accessories.

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International

SU-SHI City

Welcome to SU-SHI, an old Japanese town. Enjoy the atmosphere and traditional culture of old Japan, and explore the surrounding nature.

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Linden Destinations

Shobu

Shobu is the community center for the Sakura Linden Homes. Enjoy dozens of beautiful gardens and koi ponds, or sit and have some Japanese tea with new friends. The cherry trees have begun their annual cycle coinciding with cherry blossom time in Japan. They transition in three week-long stages. In the last week of March, the trees transform into a state with buds visible. In the first week of April, the buds will bloom. Finally, in the second week of April, the petals start to fall.

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Real Life

Rieri - Town in Tokyo

Visit Rieri-Town, an incredibly realistic town modeled from Google Maps and real photos of Tokyo neighborhoods. Come and visit to feel the atmosphere of this contemporary Japanese location.

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Role-playing Communities

Mitsumi Town in Tokyo

Visit Mitsumi-Town, an ultra-realistic city region modeled from Google Maps and real photos of Tokyo. This intricately detailed region is painstakingly modeled after a small town in a Tokyo neighborhood.

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Real Life

Kowloon

Bathe in the neon glow of this region based on Hong Kong's infamous Kowloon Walled City, a place with a sordid past and where sunlight rarely reaches the ground below. Shops line the narrow city streets and darkened alleys, while Panda Park offers the lone space to stare up at the stars.

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Nature & Parks

Kio Zen Garden

Kio Zen Garden is a modern interpretation of traditional Japanese architecture from ancient times (pre-1600), blending contemporary motifs with historical elements. Scattered throughout the garden are open structures and corridors reminiscent of the 'shinden-zukuri' style, featuring wall-less buildings and elevated platforms known as 'engawa' - creating an environment perfect for casual hangouts and peaceful solitary moments, ensuring privacy. It's an ideal place to capture photos and occasionally host parties. There are live DJ parties every Tuesday and Thursday around 7AM or 8AM SLT. Come and unwind, escaping the stresses of real life.

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Second Life Origins

Japan Tempura Island

Established in 2008, Tempura Island has been a popular destination for socializing, romance, and healing. Explore the forest, dance in the ballroom, wander through the temple and meditate amidst the Japanese motif.

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International

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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Spirituality & Belief

Hikari

Peace and silence are the order of the day at Hikari. Traditional temples, meditation spots, zen-style gardens, romantic hideaways, tai-chi, and yoga await visitors looking to relax and wind down.

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Nature & Parks

Akimitsu

Akimitsu is a beautiful, authentic Japanese region of multiple worlds: Hakone at the foot of Mt Fuji is the centerpiece. The city of Arcadia is here, as well as Synapses a region-wide light sculpture. The milky way galaxy is the performance venue! Lots to do here including posing, dancing, romancing, a balloon ride, and horse-back riding. Several magical cuddle spots await you!

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USS Arizona Memorial

Flight 93 National Memorial

Fred Broyhill Memorial

Memorial Garden

The Temple of the Kurt

The Path To Freedom

Tailspinners Rest Memorial

Saudade

Peace Valley Pet Cemetary

Living Memories Memorial Garden

Holocaust Memorial Museum

Ebbe Memorial

Armstrong Park

9/11 Memorial

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Orient Japan

Oriental Sakura

Circulo Zentro

Ai-mura Garden

Akado

Memories of Dreams

Mirai Melody

Chee Chee

Tsuruga Castle

The Water Temple Garden

Hatsune Miku Cafe

The Goshuin Project

Sakura Cranes

Sungchu Valley

Ikisou

平和の島 - Heiwano Shima

Akimori

REN

Kyoto Kagai

Japanese Zen Garden at Project Hope

Night Blossom Lounge

Kawaii City

Hiraya Town

Seiryu Blues Lounge & Bar

UMIOTO Marina Japan

Akijima

Gion Kobu Hanamachi

Moonlight Teahouse

MeltingDots

Village of Ahiru

Tonarino

The Waifu Factory

Taikou

SU-SHI City

Shobu

Rieri - Town in Tokyo

Mitsumi Town in Tokyo

Kowloon

Kio Zen Garden

Japan Tempura Island

Japan - Hiroba

Hikari

Akimitsu

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