Just a general question

uyes and your work has been awesome and vey welcome to bring to this to mesh has made a difference thank you for your hard work

I just came back from being away due to health and region issues, but I am also working on releasing additions to VivoSim in the Japanese culture. 

I currently have 2 gardens; Yasai and Kosai that need to be beta tested for other grids/regions.  While they are not currently mesh, they are available at Kaze no Sato.  I do plan on release more new crops, animals, devices and more.  Like Sharpened Razor, i am setting up a marketplace where you can get them along with the VivoSim basic items. This will give farmers the ability to grow various crops, raise critters and such to fit their themes and more.

OSurl: gentlefire.opensim.fun:8002:Kaze no Sato

Great! Will be happy to visit!

do you actually have stuff you letting others have?

yes.  there are a few vivosim fields and more coming, plus most of the region is free for the taking... The marketplace is being filled slowly. 
i just started working on the farm and am putting things in there after the initial alpha testing. 

BUILDING
 - Hog Pen
 - Kitchen Storage
 - SF Hog Feed Storage
 - SF Japanese Reizoko
 - SF Japanese Furiza
 - SF Japanese Nabe
 - Old Wood Barn Set
 - Japanese Park Fence & Arch
 - SF Mushrooms (new foraging set)

Currently in Alpha
 - Ooku Tree
 - Tochinoki Tree
 - Kokumatsue fields
 - Niwatori Coop

Currently Available for Beta
 - Konsai Garden
 - Yasai Garden

I haven't figured out a way to store the items yet, so the storage units are my priority atm and the other items in beta are running to make sure they are accessible for planting, growing and harvesting by players and NPCs.  



 

Current Plans
This is what is in my plans for the Japanese Farming as of Sept 4th 2025.
I've also added a Kaze no Chiiki thread to keep people updated.  Look there for all news regarding the Japanese expansion.

HAABU - HERB
    ➔ Akajiso (red shiso)
    ➔ Bajiru (basil)
    ➔ Kizuna (Japanese pepper leaves)
    ➔ Kurobana (black sesame leaves)
    ➔ Pakuchi (coriander/cilantro)
    ➔ Paseri (parsley)
    ➔ Sancho (Japanese peppercorn)
    ➔ Shiso (Perilla leaf)
    ➔ Yomogi (mugwort)


IBERA - BRAMBLE
    ➔ Buruberi (Blueberries)
    ➔ Ichigo (Strawberry)
    ➔ Yukari (white strawberry)
    
    
KAJYUI - FRUIT TREES
    ➔ Daidai (orange in the winter/green in the summer)
    ➔ Gingko Bilboa
    ➔ Ichijiku (Fig)
    ➔ Kaki (Japanese Persimmon)
    ➔ Kinkan (Kumquat)
    ➔ Kiui (kiwi)
    ➔ Kōhī (coffee)
    ➔ Kokoa (cocoa)
    ➔ Kuri (chestnuts)
    ➔ Kurumi (walnuts)
    ➔ Mikan (Mandarin Orange/Tangerine)
    ➔ Momo (Peach)
    ➔ Nashi (Japanese Pear)
    ➔ Ooku (Oak - Acorns) (ALPHA_
    ➔ Ringo (Apple)
    ➔ Sakura (Cherry)
    ➔ Sudachi (lime-type fruit)    
    ➔ Takenoko (bamboo shoot)
    ➔ Tochinoki (horse chestnut) (ALPHA)
    ➔ Ume (Japanese Plum)    
    ➔ Yuzu (lemon-type fruit)
    
    
KOKUMATSUE - GRAINS & OTHERS (large fields) (ALPHA)
    ➔ Arufarufa (alfalfa)
    ➔ Daizu (soyabeans)
    ➔ Enokorogusa (foxtail millet)
    ➔ Hoshi kusa (hay)
    ➔ Oomugi (barley)
    ➔ Otsu (oats)
    ➔ Shiryou (grain feed)
    ➔ Soba (buckwheat)
    ➔ Tomorokoshi (corn)
    
    
KONSAI - ROOT VEGETABLE (large fields) (BETA)
    ➔ Daikon (giant white radish)
    ➔ Gobo (burdock root)
    ➔ Jagaimo (potato)
    ➔ Kabu (turnip)
    ➔ Nagaimo (yam)
    ➔ Ninjin (carrot)
    ➔ Satoimo (taro root)
    ➔ Satsumaimo (sweet potato - US Yam)
    ➔ Shoga (ginger)    
    ➔ Tamanegi (bunching onion)
    ➔ Wasabi
    

MOKUZAI - TIMBER TREES
    ➔ Hinoki (Japanese cypress)
    ➔ Kashi (oak)
    ➔ Kiri (paulonia)
    ➔ Mizuki (Japanese zelkova)
    ➔ Sugi (Japanese Cedar)
    
    
NUMACHI - MARSH FIELD
    ➔ Genmai (brown rice) (not so common)
    ➔ Hakumai (white rice) (short grain)
    ➔ Mochigome (sticky rice)
    ➔ Renkon (lotus root)
    

PURANTA - PLANTERS
    ➔ Moyashi (bean sprouts) 
    
    
SHAISHUU - FORAGING (single plants)
    ➔ Asatsuki (chives)
    ➔ Enoki 
    ➔ Himematsutake (almond mushroom)
    ➔ King Oyster (king trumpet mushroom)
    ➔ Kuwanomi (mulberry)
    ➔ Maitake (hen of the woods mushrooms)
    ➔ Mitsuba (wild parsley)
    ➔ Nameko (butterscotch mushroom)
    ➔ Seri (water dropwort)
    ➔ Shiitake (black mushroom)
    ➔ Shimeji (beech mushroom)
    
        

SHOKUYOUKA - EDIBLE FLOWERS (small fields)
    ➔ Kojika no riri (Lily of the Fawn)
    ➔ Konnyaku (konjac corm)
    ➔ Myoga (Japanese ginger)
    ➔ Okura (okra)
    ➔ Popi (poppy)
    ➔ Shungiku - Chrysanthemum)
    
    
TSURU - VINES
    ➔ Akebi (chocolate vine)
    ➔ Asuki Bean (mung bean)
    ➔ Goya (bitter melon)
    ➔ Gurinpisu (green peas) - DONE    
    ➔ Ingen (green beans)
    ➔ Kaienpeppa (cayenne pepper) - DONE
    ➔ Kyoho (plum-sized dark grapes) - DONE
    ➔ Papurika (red/yellow bell pepper)
    ➔ Piman (green pepper)
    ➔ Shishito (green, dehydrated to red) - DONE     
    ➔ Togarashi (chili pepper) - DONE 
    
    
URI - GOURDS
    ➔ Kabocha (pumpkin/squash - green)
    ➔ Kyuri (cucumber)  
    ➔ Masuku Meron (muskmelon)
    ➔ Suika (Watermelon)
    ➔ Shizuoka Meron (cantaloupe)
    

YASAI - VEGETABLE (UPDATED 09/03/25)
    ➔ Hakusai (Chinese cabbage)
    ➔ Horenso (spinach)
    ➔ Komatsuna (Japanese knotweed)
    ➔ Kyabetsu (cabbage)
    ➔ Mizuna (Japanese mustard greens)
    ➔ Naganegi (leek)
    ➔ Nasu (aubergine)
    ➔ Negi (green onion)
    ➔ Tomato


ANIMALS
    ➔ Niwatori (chicken)
    ➔ Shuso (hog)
    ➔ Ushi (cow)
    ➔ Hitsuji (mutton/sheep)
    ➔ Uma (horse)
    
    
PRODUCTS
    ➔ Tomago (eggs)    


DEVICES
    ➔ Storage: Japanese Kitchen Storage, Hog Feed Storage
    ➔ Appliances: SF Japanese Reizoko, SF Japanese Furiza, SF Japanese Nabe


BUILDINGS
    ➔ Buildings: Old Wood Barn Set, Japanese Park Fence & Arch


After the initial builds, I will be turning them into mesh items.
Also currently looking at the scripts and how to streamline them, but I am not a scripter and I'm just learning as I go.