Japanese Premium

The Japanese Area is a Subcontinent located in each of the the Premium Continents. SLGI team gave them the following transitory names:

* B142 - Premium East 1
* B148 - Premium South 1
* B152 - Premium South 2
* B157 - Premium South 3.

## Structure

The four subcontinents have many similar features. Basically, they are cloned from the continent *Premium East* and built on the other ones, with a few missing sims.

* B142 - Premium East 1 - consists of 75 sims.
* B148 - Premium South 1 - consists of 8 sims.
* B152 - Premium South 2 - consists of 68 sims.
* B157 - Premium South 3 - consists of 68 sims.

The borders of the subcontinent are not made by Geographic barriers, but by the type of buildings it hosts. Parks and rivers, used as buffer zones between subcontinents, are equally divided.

## Geography

The altitude map reveals the real shape of the subcontinent, which is highly similar to other prats of the Premium Continents. There is a succession of terraces. From the East coast, there are five terraces to the center. There are depressions (which are flat, surrounded by terraces) and highlands (which are also flat, as they are actually the highest terraces).

The subcontinent has a few large rivers and some coastal water in West. Interestingly, in some places, there is a submerged terrace close to the shores.

Of particular interest, there are mountains in West, in *Sherata Osumai* sim. Altitude was measured at 156 m, the highest value found on the continents. These are the only mountains in all the four Premium Continents.

### Parks

The following parks are found on Premium East Continent. The other continents have similar parks, but in sims with different names. An exclamation sign (!) means that the area restricts scripts.

Parks inside Japanese Area:

* **Shareta Osumai** hosts an infohub and Japanese buildings, surrounded by mountains.
* **Shareta Osumai Garden** hosts a beautiful garden.

Parks between Meadowbrook and Japanese Premium:

* **Kalispera**! hosts a lake and beautiful trees.
* **Symphonium**! hosts a lake with islands and a forest.
* **Optivale**! has a small lake and is a good place to see the end of some terraces.
* **Igneosara**! hosts a park with alleys and trees.
* **Naughtilus**! hosts a park at the border of a terrace.
* **Abnoriko**! is a park with a big Ying-Yang symbol.
* **Sneakaras**! is a forest spread on two terraces.
* **Budsic** is a park with a structure in its middle.
* **Clossax** has vegetation and alleys.
* **Rachellar** has trees, walls and alleys.
* **Crimedit** has fabulous trees.
* **Calcym** is a plain with trees and alleys, also with a few benches.
* **Ticbauch** is a plain with trees. Near the coast, one can find the *Meadowbrook Motor Pool*, which is an empty building.

Japanese Premium is separated from the other subcontinents by water.

### Other Destinations

* **Hoshigarei** hosts a huge arch bridge, connecting the Japanese Subcontinent over the river.

### Waters

There is one river separating the Japanese Area in two halves. It ends in North with some coastal waterways and in South it has branches that go into Eldergreen.

## Land Status

Anyone can visit. The land does not allow scripts to run, so visitors cannot play their own scripts (like an AO, wing flapping, smoking or driving if they have a vehicle).

The purpose of this subcontinent is to host premium homes, which are designed around a certain theme.

## Access

The best way to visit the subcontinent is by teleporting. Be careful not to teleport inside a premium house. It is better to land in a park. One can travel by foot between the houses and through the parks.

The subcontinent has two long coastal roads, connected through a bridge, a few paths in the parks or between the houses and a few waterways. Rezz zones are rare and usually land blocks scripts (including those scripts who work engines). No transport company operates here.

## See Also

* Second Life Geography
* List Of Subcontinents
* Premium Continents