189 scenery addons available
This add-on addresses issues arising since the latest World Update in Microsoft Flight Simulator, specifically targeting problems in World Update 1 airport areas. It offers fixes for visual anomalies such as floating rocks and textureless tetrapods at locations like Kerama and Suwanosejima port. Users are invited to report any additional bugs related to Japan that may need attention.
This add-on improves the Fuji Speedway by correcting a cliff issue on the home straight and smoothing out bumpy sections for a better driving experience. While the modifications focus on terrain adjustments, buildings and structures in the area remain as automatically generated.
The MK Studios ROAH Jetway Fix addresses the issue of non-functional jetways at Naha Airport (ROAH) due to interference from a nearby helipad. This add-on disables the helipad, enabling proper jetway movement for passenger boarding. It is designed for use with MSFS 2024, although compatibility with MSFS 2020 is unconfirmed. Installation is straightforward, requiring the user to simply add the mod to the MSFS Community folder.
This add-on enhances the scenery of Hachimantai in MSFS2024 by paving 11km of roads along the Hachimantai Aspite Line and 1.9km along the Hachimantai Jukai Line. It also features modified building representations for a more accurate visual experience, although these do not replicate real-world structures. The location can be accessed using the keyword "RJSX."
Tokyo City Times is an extensive re-design of the Tokyo and Yokohama areas, enhancing the Microsoft Flight Simulator experience through improved textures, structures, and the addition of numerous missing buildings. The add-on features over 500 handcrafted models, detailed landmarks, and beautiful night effects, showcasing the citys rich architectural diversity and geographic accuracy. It also includes notable enhancements around Haneda Airport and various JR stations. This update serves as an upgraded version of the previously released Tokyo Landmarks Enhanced, independent of its installation.
This add-on provides detailed scenery for Kitakyushu City, Japan, including parts of Shimonoseki City and Kanda Town. It features two main folders: one containing significant buildings, factories, and structures, and another that adds approximately 1,700 tall buildings over 30 meters in height. Users can explore the enhanced atmosphere of Kitakyushu City through this comprehensive scenery pack.
This add-on features detailed models of the Toyoko Inn and Green Rich Hotels, situated at Osaka Itami Airport in Japan. Positioned on the north side of the terminal, these hotels cater to business travelers and aviation enthusiasts alike. The Green Rich Hotel also served as the venue for notable events, enhancing its significance. This representation aims to capture the essence of these accommodations within the Microsoft Flight Simulator environment.
Yokkaichi City is a detailed scenery add-on for Microsoft Flight Simulator that focuses on the commercial and industrial area of Yokkaichi in Japan. It captures approximately 10 square kilometers of the city, highlighting its notable petrochemical complex and over 40 landmark markers. The add-on features an emphasis on the citys night view, complete with authentic aviation obstruction lights on the towering chimneys. Terrain data sourced from Google Earth enhances the realism of this urban environment.
This add-on features the addition of the elevated tracks of the Tohoku Shinkansen north and south of Sendai city, enhancing realism in Microsoft Flight Simulator. It includes detailed extraction of the train depots based on Google Maps data, providing a more immersive experience in the region. Users can enjoy improved accuracy and scenery in their flight simulations.
We have extracted essential landmarks of Sendai from Google Maps.
This add-on features decorative fireworks for the Tokyo Disney Resort in Microsoft Flight Simulator. Designed to enhance the visual experience of the resort area, it can be easily installed by placing the files in the MSFS Community folder. The creator, who is working on this project with limited computer resources, invites viewers to support their work.
