Yasyn - Nihonbashi - Moss

A BIT OF HISTORY:
Nihonbashi ("Japan Bridge") is a famous historical bridge first built in 1603. It served as a major pathway for commerce as it stood in a major economic and transportation center.
Nihonbashi is a separate bridge from Edobashi ("Edo Bridge"). The two bridges ran parallel crossing the same river, but connecting different roads. Wikipedia tells you that the bridge was once called Edobashi then renamed to Nihonbashi, but this is untrue. Japanese woodblock prints clearly show illustrated views from one bridge looking across the water towards the other and therefore the two existed at the same time as separate bridges.

I have built this bridge roughly based on photographs of the live reconstruction that can be seen in the Edo-Tokyo Museum and woodblock prints. I hope you can enjoy it in your landscape.
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WHAT IS INCLUDED:
Four four bridge types (Li listed is without support piles and rail segments)
--22.5m curve 24Li
--22.5m flat 18Li
--12.5m curve 12Li
--12.5m flat 9Li
Add-ons
--support pile 2Li
--rail segments (A+B) 1Li each (with convenient pivot point for rotation)

The bridges in this package already have the optional pieces linked to them. The Li will be slightly higher than what is listed here. For example, the 22.5m curve bridge as seen in the advertisement photo is 34 Li total with all the extra attachments included. Unnecessary pieces can be unlinked.
If the bridges are resized down, the Li will go down, and if resized up, the Li will go up.
Custom LODs were made for this bridge to withstand low viewer settings and being viewed at a distance.

Thank you for your interest in my work. Please message me if you have any questions.

Yasyn Azemus

(All of this is in the notecard that comes with the product).

• Two lengths (12.5m or 22.5m)
• Two shapes (curved or flat)
• Additional rail pieces for customization with convenient axis point
• Custom LOD steps for long distance view shots
• Support piles underneath bridge for high bridges!