Seto; Let the Games Begin!

[JJ]

I wish I had your talent, that airport is beautiful and so are your roads and mass transit, just stunning work.

[rooker1]

Awesome pictures. 
I'm really glad you are doing an MD again.

Robin 

[Sciurus]

It's very beautiful!!
I'm glad to stop by there

Guillaume

[art128]

Wonderful work once again Daniel, the rail line behind buildings looks wonderful and make it realistic as what we can see in Japan. The little park next to the highway is nice and give a bit of "air" to that giant forest. Nice disposition of buildings and roads. All the building you use fit perfectly and make that city looking real. Also, the plaza along the highway is nice too !
Looking forward to more.

Take care,
-Arthur. 

[evanator]

Amazing job on the first updates so far. You've really managed to capture a realistic Asian city. Well done!
I just have one question for you, where did you find those maxis highway curves?, or are they just photoshopped in?

[sebes]

Wow, already a new update!  I enjoyed this one as well.. but no flags out today: they are still wet from yesterdays rain 

[iamgoingtoeatyou]

UPDATE 3: Gujihaya District
(shopping district)





Gujihaya is Hinawa's most exclusive shopping district. Oishna Avenue cuts through the district, dividing it in two, making a junction with Jungu Avenue in front of the Haismu Clockmakers Department Store. Call it the 5th avenue or Oxford Street of the city, all the major designer chains have stores on Oishna Avenue, including several Setonese flagship stores. The Hinawa Metropolitan Expressway circles the district, making it easy to reach any part of the city from this location.



Sony HQ (Left), Japanese Embassy (center), Nintendo Plaza (right) and Mannequin Park in the background.



Oishna Avenue meeting with Jungu Avenue from a different perspective. You can get a clear view of the Coca Cola Building and Apple Store.




Looking at the district facing east. At the bottom, you can see the Seto TV HQ (left) and the Samsung Building (right) peeking up into the mosaic.



Haismu Clockmakers Department Store at noon.

COMMENTS

TopCliff: Yep! I spent a lot of time working on the transit systems

antimonycat: Thanks!

Nexis4Jersey: Glad you liked it.

BarbarossaS: Happy you came back and even happier you enjoyed it

pete3d: Thank you!

JJ: Wow, thanks a lot!

rooker1: Thank you rooker, happy to see you back!

Sciurus: Thank you!

art128: I'm so happy you liked it Arthur. Thank you for the lengthy compliment!

evanator: Thank you I'm pretty sure those maxis highway curves came with the latest NAM, check the LEX

sebes: Haha, thanks sebes!

[Nexis4Jersey]

wow , another awesome update from this stunning Asian themed MD!

[ashleybynes]

Wow. Simply amazing! 

[Luke09]

Great Job done there  !Where can i found those asian buildings?

[art128]

Excellent Asian W2W development on this shopping district Daniel, it's splendid. Good development around the avenue.
Looking forward to more.

Take care,
-Arthur. 

[Earth quake]

Excellent work. 

I really like the shopping district.
Nice Asian city.

[JJ]

Woah that all looks great, I'd love to go on holiday to this city

[Sciurus]

Oh, it's excellent

Guillaume

[iamgoingtoeatyou]

UPDATE 4: Mizamotto District
(canal side financial center)






Mizamotto is a district located in the northerneastern section of Hinawa, a couple of miles north of Kubo. It's famous for its canal systems that drain water from the Imperial Gardens back to the Bay of Hinawa. In the past few years, development in the area has skyrocketed, and many historical buildings were demolished to make way for modern skyscrapers. Today, it's an important business district and transit hub because the city's central station is located here.



[ FULL SIZE: http://img27.imageshack.us/img27/7039/bigg.jpg]; A panorama of the district facing east. It shows all the important waterfront buildings and office complexes.



Looking south along the imperial canals. Many embassies and important offices are located in Mizamotto, including the United States & Chinese Embassies.




Hinawa Train Station, the most important transit hub for the city. Over 2 million commuters pass through the station each day. Residents try to avoid this area during rush hour as it gets extremely congested with pedestrians.



An overview of the district at night.

COMMENTS

Nexis4Jersey: Thank you!

ashleybynes: Thanks

Luke09: Thank you Luke, the Asian buildings are from a mix of Japanese sites and the Asian Block Pack in the STEX.

art128: Thank you Arthur!

Earth quake: Thanks a lot!

JJ: I hope you visit soon

Sciurus: Glad you like it!

[BarbarossaS]

You've got some great looking development along the waterfront, iamgoingtoeatyou! 
I can see why you'd wanna avoid the train station in rush hour, such a big station is bound to have a hell of a lot of commuters!

Looking forward to more!

-Stijn-

[sebes]

Wow Daniel.. the trainstation is just freakin awesome!  It's almost a palace... I cannot imagine that people avoid this one - I for one would love to sit in a corner and zip my coffee while watching the crowds travelling through this masterpiece of architecture, with probably some great inside halls as well.....

[art128]

Excellent use of CAL canals Daniel, they looks wonderful in your Asian ambiance. The walkway along it is really well done and the texture is very well choose. Nice choice of building, and the station is looking excellent too my friend !
Looking forward to more,

Take care,
-Arthur. 

[Luke09]

Thanks friend ! nice pics...If its possible,you could make a drift area,i love that...

[Nexis4Jersey]

Impressive Update , but wheres all the trains at the train station?