189 scenery addons available
This add-on replaces the default apron lighting at Kansai Airport with improved versions created by KRC. It aims to provide more realistic and enhanced illumination for the airport's apron areas. Installation involves placing the downloaded folder into the Community folder. No additional configuration is required after installation.
This add-on enhances JASDF Hamamatsu Air Base (RJNH) and central Hamamatsu City in Microsoft Flight Simulator using high-detail Google Maps photogrammetry data. It features updated city landmarks, improved building models, modeled helipads, and authentic nighttime cityscapes. The scenery covers major urban areas as well as the air base itself, reflecting real-world geographic and structural details. Optional static military aircraft packs are included for further realism.
This add-on replaces the default photogrammetry for five bridges along the Ebitori River near Tokyo International Airport RJTT with custom-made models. Each bridge, including Aozora, Anamori-bashi, Inari-bashi, Tenkubashi, and Benten-bashi, is accurately recreated to reflect its real-world structure and historical context. Night lighting is present on most bridges, utilizing assets from the default simulator. Bridge elevations are adjusted for compatibility with common RJTT scenery packages.
This add-on replaces default taxiway signs at selected Japanese airports with custom, more accurate models. Sign locations are based on Google Maps data to enhance accuracy. Some airports may display duplicated signs if custom scenery is already installed. Installation involves placing the files in the Community folder.
Rainbow Road 64 brings the iconic racing track to Microsoft Flight Simulator, set above Tokyo Bay. This add-on features a nearly faithful, fully drivable recreation of the classic course, adapted for the simulation environment. Some modifications include gaps in the track to accommodate simulator limitations. The mod is provided as-is and will not receive future updates.
This add-on introduces the Tamagawa Sky Bridge, which opened in 2022, connecting Kawasaki City and Haneda Airport. It addresses missing bridge segments in Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024. The model is a simple representation intended as a temporary solution. Suitable for users seeking improved scenery accuracy around the Haneda Airport area.
This add-on features the Keikyu EX Inn Haneda, a business hotel located near Anamori Inari Station and Haneda Airport. The model includes details such as the hotel’s 160 rooms and various room types. The location provides convenient access to central Tokyo and offers views of B-Runway. Suitable as a realistic point of interest for the Haneda Airport area in Microsoft Flight Simulator.
Haneda Turtle Service adds a detailed representation of the former JAL training center, now used for transportation and logistics at Haneda Airport. The building includes the historically significant B747 flight simulator that has trained thousands of pilots. The site holds nostalgic value as it has appeared in Japanese TV productions. This add-on focuses on realism and faithfully recreates the renovated facility within Microsoft Flight Simulator.
Haneda Innovation City (HiCity) is a newly developed complex built on the site of the former Tokyo International Airport terminal in Ota Ward, Tokyo, and was opened on November 16, 2023. The complex, which includes research and commercial facilities, a live music venue, and a hotel, aims to promote urban development around Haneda Airport. Located near Runway B, it features a beautiful view of aircraft operations and a relaxing observation deck with a foot bath.
Mitsui Fudosan Industrial Park Haneda is a modern integrated logistics and industrial facility situated in Ota Ward, Tokyo, near Haneda Airport. This five-story complex, developed by Mitsui Fudosan in 2019, features a seismic isolation structure and accommodates diverse uses, including logistics, offices, laboratories, and data centers. Designed with sustainability and efficiency in mind, it also includes rampways for direct truck access on multiple levels.
Haneda ChronoGate is a major logistics terminal in Japan, operated by the Yamato Group, and was completed in September 2013. Positioned near Haneda Airport, it serves as a vital hub for same-day parcel deliveries while offering additional services such as repairs, cleaning, and packaging. The facility is designed to efficiently sort a high volume of items, handling approximately 48,000 parcels per hour, and provides public tours for those interested in its operational processes.
