2021年07月28日
SL18B 6
In a huge exposition, it is interesting to find out some secret, hidden corners. This is row houses imaging New Orleans by Guinverre Despresr.
Entered a small pass between buildings, there was a Japanese street by Umecha.
The house was a fancy Japanese restaurant with trees and stream inside. It was a joy as if I found a secret room. At the old Edo castle SIM, it was said that there was a secret room for Mah-Jongg game for staff members that I did not find.
It reminds me of the Geisha house Oumiya where I was visiting often at Edo. I missed the era when there were many guests and Geisha girls.
After sitting and talking politely, they stood up and start dancing at the last.
This is another spot, a Japanese house by Rapo Tone. This could be one of the hidden worlds. These houses might not be made solely for SL18B and could have been popular ones, but during the festial, there might be not so many people visited here, which is my small pleasure.
For a finale, here are some nostalgic pictures at the Geisha-house Oumiya at Edo. The party was just over and everyone stood up. The persons without the Oumiya tag are the guests.
Geisha of Oumiya appeared in full dress at an event in front of the Kanda Shrine. The only person I can see now is Apnea. Thank you for the cool event at the SL18B!
Entered a small pass between buildings, there was a Japanese street by Umecha.
The house was a fancy Japanese restaurant with trees and stream inside. It was a joy as if I found a secret room. At the old Edo castle SIM, it was said that there was a secret room for Mah-Jongg game for staff members that I did not find.
It reminds me of the Geisha house Oumiya where I was visiting often at Edo. I missed the era when there were many guests and Geisha girls.
After sitting and talking politely, they stood up and start dancing at the last.
This is another spot, a Japanese house by Rapo Tone. This could be one of the hidden worlds. These houses might not be made solely for SL18B and could have been popular ones, but during the festial, there might be not so many people visited here, which is my small pleasure.
For a finale, here are some nostalgic pictures at the Geisha-house Oumiya at Edo. The party was just over and everyone stood up. The persons without the Oumiya tag are the guests.
Geisha of Oumiya appeared in full dress at an event in front of the Kanda Shrine. The only person I can see now is Apnea. Thank you for the cool event at the SL18B!
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