Kaze no Chiiki (previously Kaze no Sato)

(Sept 04, 2025)
Here is an UPDATE on the progress with Kaze no Chiiki in regards to VivoSim.
More updates coming soon.

- Updating the Name to Kaze  (Region of Wind)
- All VivoSim expansions will be in the Marketplace (area after the park)
    * Konsai Garden (root vegetables)
    * Yasai Garden (vegetables)
- Farm is being built (into the city and across the bridge)
    * Live fields, trees, and buildings that will be offered in the Marketplace and workshop for building


CURRENT PLANS:

Schedule:
ALPHA (2 weeks running to spot problems - built in UBode)
BETA (1 month running for further testing - testing for outside farms (bullet & UBode)
RELEASE (for use to other farmers)
UPDATES (mesh and other tweaks)

PROJECTS:
CHABATAKE - TEA BUSHES
    ➔ Bancha
    ➔ Gyokuru
    ➔ Matcha
    ➔ Sencha
    ➔ Kohi (coffee)
    ➔ Kokao (cocoa)


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)
    ➔ 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) (RELEASE)
    ➔ 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)
    ➔ building mushroom growing set (ALPHA)
    
        

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) (BETA)
    ➔ Ingen (green beans)
    ➔ Kaienpeppa (cayenne pepper)
    ➔ Kyoho (plum-sized dark grapes) (BETA)
    ➔ Papurika (red/yellow bell pepper)
    ➔ Piman (green pepper)
    ➔ Shishito (green, dehydrated to red)  
    ➔ Togarashi (chili pepper) (ALPHA)
    
    
URI - GOURDS
    ➔ Kabocha (pumpkin/squash - green)
    ➔ Kyuri (cucumber) (ALPHA)
    ➔ Masuku Meron (muskmelon)
    ➔ Suika (Watermelon)
    ➔ Shizuoka Meron (cantaloupe)
    

YASAI - VEGETABLE (UPDATED 09/03/25) (BETA)
    ➔ 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)
    ➔ Budo (hog) RENAME
    ➔ Ushi (cow)
    ➔ Hitsuji (mutton/sheep)
    ➔ Uma (horse)
    
    
PRODUCTS
    ➔ Tomago (eggs) 
    ➔ Kamo no tomago (duck eggs) RENAME


FLOURS
- Komugiko (grain flour)
- Kumeko (rice flour)
- Sobako (buckwheat flour)
- Kon Sutachi (corn flour)
- Joshin-ko (sweet rice flour)
- Katakuriko (potato starch)
- Daizu-ko (soy flour)


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.

Annah

(September 25, 2025)
A few things have changed as I am trying to be as historically accurate as possible. 

KOKUMATSU - GRAINS & OTHERS (large fields)
    ➔ Arufarufa (alfalfa)
    ➔ Awa (foxtail millet) RENAME - NEW ITEM (sheaves)
    ➔ Daizu (soyabeans)
    ➔ Enbaku (oats) RENAME - NEW ITEM (sheaves)
    ➔ Hie (barnyard millet) NEW - NEW ITEM (sheaves)
    ➔ Hoshi kusa (hay)
    ➔ Mugi (barley) RENAME - NEW ITEM (sheaves)
    ➔ Soba (buckwheat) - NEW ITEM (sheaves)
    ➔ Tomorokoshi (corn) - NEW ITEM (sheaves)


NEW TASKS
➔ Field to Inekaboshi (drying racks)
Drying racks were used to dry sheaves (bundles) of grains and other crops that needed to be dried for storage. The sheaves where hung so that they would dry over time to avoid mold,spoiling and keeping the critters away. Various crops will be taken to the inekaboshi (drying building - basically a pergola with racks) until dried. The inekaboshi will rez the product in a bucket, jar or sack that can be used.    

    ➔ Enbaku no taba (sheaves of oats)
    ➔ Hie no taba (sheaves of barnyard millet)
    ➔ Inataba (sheaves of rice)
    ➔ Kibitaba (sheaves of foxtail millet)
    ➔ Omugitaba (sheaves of barley)
    ➔ Soba no taba (sheaves of buckwheat)
    ➔ Tomorokoshi no taba (sheaves of corn)

➔ In-Field Drying (hay and alfalfa)
Some crops were cut then dried in the field, then wrapped and stored. Hay and alfalfa were two of them. To give this a real life feel, both grains will be harvested with a "drying time" (MATURATION) time then ready to store. The crop will still rez in "bales".


NEW PRODUCTS
These are the new products that will be created by the changes in my list:
    ➔ Enbaku no taba (sheaves of oats)
    ➔ Hie no taba (sheaves of barnyard millet)
    ➔ Inataba (sheaves of rice)
    ➔ Kibitaba (sheaves of foxtail millet)
    ➔ Omugitaba (sheaves of barley)
    ➔ Soba no taba (sheaves of buckwheat)
    ➔ Tomorokoshi no taba (sheaves of corn)
    ➔ Kame (large storage jar for crops - made in pottery)
    ➔ Tsubo (medium storage jar for crops - made in pottery)
    ➔ Kame (large storage jar for crops - made in pottery)
    ➔ Tawara (straw sacks - crop storage)


ANIMAL FEEDS
    ➔ Ushi no esa: Cows: barley, oats, soybean 
    ➔ Uma no esa: Horses: barley, oats
    ➔ Buta no esa: Hogs: barley, millet, rice bran, soybean
    ➔ Niwatori shiryo: Poultry: Rice Brain, Millet, Soybean
    ➔ Hitsuji no esa: Sheep (hitsuji): grass, hay, bamboo, millet, rice, barley
    ➔ Barnyard Millet: all 

 

(September 25, 2025)

CREATION
    ➔ Kokumatsu - grain fields = Arufarufa (alfalfa), Awa (foxtail millet), Daizu (soyabeans), Enbaku (oats), Hie (barnyard millet), Hoshi kusa (hay), Mugi (barley), Soba (buckwheat), Tomorokoshi (corn)
    ➔ Kitchen Storage = new items, new containers
    ➔ SF Japanese Reizoko (Refrigerator) = new items, reorganizing
    ➔ SF Japanese Furiza (Freezer) = new items, reorganizing
    ➔ SF Japanese Nabe (Cooking Pot) =  organizing, new recipes for commoners/slaves/servants, added water barrel


CURRENT ALPHA TESTING
    ➔ SF Buda Guya 25 x 32 (Hog Yard) = Ooko tree, donguri tree, storage, feeder, retextured building, new fence/entrance, meat
    ➔ SF Niwatori Goya (chicken coop) = Japanese conversion, food, water, eggs, meat


BETA TEST (also in Marketplace for testing)
    ➔ Konsai Garden (root vegetables)
    ➔ Yasai Garden (vegetables)


OUTSIDE BETA TESTING:
   ➔ Worlds End Farming
   ➔ Norti Farm