The whole Konbini Street family in one: four low-poly kits for a Japanese street at any hour, on one shared texture atlas, plus a ready-made street corner to open and explore.

The four kits (52 pieces, 12,786 triangles), each with all of its own files:

• Low-Poly Japanese Vending Machines: 5 pieces, 1,640 triangles
• Low-Poly Japanese Street Props: 17 pieces, 6,880 triangles
• Low-Poly Konbini Storefront Kit: 14 pieces, 1,324 triangles
• Low-Poly Cosy Japanese Tatami Room: 16 pieces, 2,942 triangles

The demo scene: a street corner at night built from 83 placed pieces (14,042 triangles): the Yorimichi shop with its lit windows and sign, a row of vending machines, utility poles with overhead wires and paper lanterns, a crosswalk, bus stop, bicycle and cones, with 21 lamps (street lights, lanterns, shop and machine spill). It ships as one .glb in which repeated pieces share their mesh and the lamps travel as standard glTF punctual lights, with a Godot 4 scene file (.tscn) that instances it under a night sky with glow.

Every piece is Y-up and in metres, and all of them use one material with a 1024 x 1024 base-colour atlas and a matching emissive atlas, so the kits mix in one scene and still draw with a single material. The commercial licence adds each kit's .blend and the demo's .blend.

Everything is glTF 2.0, which three.js, Godot, Blender and most engines import.