Tokyo suburban house, a photoreal two-story Japanese residential
exterior modeled from real reference photography in a Tokyo
suburb. Photoreal post-war Showa-era architecture with weathered
corrugated steel cladding, traditional ceramic tile roofing,
bamboo blinds, wooden entryway, and full street-side dressing.

Suitable for architectural visualization, real-time game
environments (Unity, Unreal, Godot), anime and slice-of-life
productions, cinematic backgrounds, AR/VR applications, and
Japanese urban set dressing.

97,372 polygons, 210,648 triangles, 116,755 vertices. Single
4K PBR Metallic/Roughness atlas (Base Color, Roughness,
Metallic, Normal OpenGL, Height, AO). Real-world scale,
dimensions 13.34 x 6.38 x 9.60 m, pivot at world origin,
game-ready. Files include two native Blender 5.0 scenes
(house only, and house plus plants), FBX, OBJ, and GLB
exports for Unity, Unreal, and any other DCC or game engine.

The 11 potted plants (ferns and anthuriums) in the bonus
.blend scene are sourced from Poly Haven under Creative
Commons CC0 license. Plants are included only in that .blend
scene. The FBX, OBJ, and GLB exports contain the house
geometry only.

Any issues or questions, please message me directly.