# WORLD RUN — approved cartoon Tokyo buildings

Approved TAIYO CORNER café and three subsequent Japanese building types, authored with Higgsfield 3D Jutsu as editable Blender mesh geometry. Original stylized architecture, not replicas of specific landmarks.

- TAIYO CORNER: project f941e02d-7e2f-4b81-8eee-1aeb17e26d15, revision 2.
- SHIBUYA POP, ASAKUSA TEA, SAKURA COURT: project 20e7f0ac-919d-4183-8983-637ca6c982a6, revision 2.
- Approved source GLBs and Blender files remain in outputs/tokyo-cartoon-sample and outputs/tokyo-cartoon-three.
- Runtime derivatives: uniform metre-scale fitting without stretching; two shared vertex-colour material batches (matte architecture and reflective glazing); full-detail street meshes and simplified distant meshes. No photographic facade textures.
- Front: +Z. Ground: Y=0. Shared instanced geometry arranged outside roads, pavements, rivers and landmark plots.
- Production pipeline and glTF validation: work/tokyo-cartoon-three/prepare-runtime.mjs and runtime-report.json.

The original landmarks, trees and animated pedestrians are separate assets with their own provenance.

Added 2026-09-13: Seven-Eleven and Lawson convenience stores, authored in the same Jutsu project at revision 3. Both use official logo image artwork on separate sign panels in both detail levels. See `../tokyo-cartoon-detail/PROVENANCE.md` for artwork sources, processing and trademark attribution. The city now uses six ordinary building families; the new department store is registered separately as a landmark.