By Fritter Enzyme
The Koto Project is one of the most beautiful sims you can
find. Japanese ones are known for their
detail and quality. This is one that takes
out the overkill and makes a place that is superb, in the plants, and the open
spaces. The trees here are like something out of a
Japanese painting. Half the sim is a
walled city, the other is a wooded park.
It is a RP community, but the website states it is a human community. Yet I have spoken with the owner, in the fur, and have not been asked to leave. I have been there many times and had furry friends along to see it. I can’t apply to be a character in the RP group, but I still seem welcome to enjoy the environment they have created.
The walled city is Edo era, and things sold
there fit that theme. A horse and buggy await
at the gate to take you for a ride through the city and back out again. The woods outside the wall are worth spending
time mulling throughout for the views and hangouts. The sim surround is wonderful; the water
front has a boat with reflections that lends itself to photography with ease. In the city you will find shops, temples, tea
houses, restaurants, a bath house, a Zen garden, and if you join the RP group,
even a Geisha house. 
They also have many rental homes of different sizes. There is an animated work area with props are
in the back of the residents homes. Pick
apples, chop wood, or feed the chickens.
And a meditation stand at the waterfall makes for a nice resting place
for the whole Zen experience. Some shops
have yet to open. Click on the food in
the restaurant and sit to eat while you play a game on the wall. Put on your kimono and get in the spirit of
Koto! If you don’t have one, some of the
best I have seen are sold there. Koto
Project. A surprisingly sweet place to
be. 
http://maps.secondlife.com/Fritter Enzyme
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