# Tokyo trees and neighborhood buildings

Twenty original cartoon models authored for WORLD RUN in Higgsfield 3D Jutsu on 2026-09-13.

- Project: https://higgsfield.ai/3d-jutsu/d35f0c4d-c6fb-442a-ab4f-3d131daafdf1
- Final scene revision: 2. The second edit improves the black pine's needle clusters.
- Editable source and production scripts: `work/tokyo-variety`. Runtime exports contain explicit 3D geometry, portable colored materials and embedded Japanese storefront lettering. No photographic building or bark textures.
- Ten building types: bookshop, ramen house, sento bathhouse, koban police box, ryokan, business hotel, glass office, balcony apartment, retro coffeehouse, urban department store. These are original interpretations of Japanese neighborhood architecture, not replicas or real businesses.
- Ten tree species: イチョウ (ginkgo), ケヤキ (Japanese zelkova), ソメイヨシノ (Somei-yoshino cherry), トウカエデ (trident maple), ハナミズキ (flowering dogwood), クスノキ (camphor), イロハモミジ (Japanese maple), クロマツ (Japanese black pine), メタセコイア (dawn redwood), シダレヤナギ (weeping willow).
- Botanical silhouette cues include fan-shaped ginkgo leaves, forked zelkova branches, pink cherry blossoms, three-lobed trident-maple leaves, white dogwood bracts, broad camphor foliage, palmate Japanese-maple leaves, layered pine branches, whorled dawn-redwood branches and drooping willow twigs.
- Species selection is factual; individual street locations, young-tree proportions and the combination of blossoms with autumn foliage are artistic game choices. This is not a botanical survey or a single-season reconstruction.
- Each model has a detailed and a background GLB. Tree crowns are uniformly fitted inside a 3.2 m square; building models fit the existing frontage footprint without stretching. Meshes and materials are shared by instanced street objects. The runtime uses ten tree species in 244 reserved road-verge plots and sixteen ordinary building types overall.

## Official references checked 2026-09-13

- Tokyo Metropolitan Government, street trees: https://www.kodomokoho.metro.tokyo.lg.jp/article/202402-3/ — flowering dogwood, ginkgo, Somei-yoshino cherry, trident maple and zelkova.
- Tokyo Metropolitan Park Association, Shinozaki Park: https://www.tokyo-park.or.jp/park/shinozaki/ — camphor, dawn redwood, willow and other trees present in the park.
- Tonogayato Gardens: https://www.tokyo-park.or.jp/park/tonogayato/index.html — Japanese maple.
- Tokyo Metropolitan Park Association, Nogawa Park's weeping willows: https://www.tokyo-park.or.jp/college/parkfriend/download/pdf/hiroba080.pdf — weeping willow along the Nogawa river.
- Rinshinomori Park tree map: https://www.tokyo-park.or.jp/park/rinshinomori/assets/樹木マップin林試の森公園【更新】.pdf?date=20250917180308 — Japanese black pine (entry 12).

Reference photographs and guide illustrations are not redistributed. Japanese signage is locally rendered text. The earlier generated sakura and green-tree files remain historical assets but are no longer loaded by the roadside tree system; the separate Ueno Park model retains its own original planting.