49 Traditional Japanese Living and Dining Room Props

A collection of furnishings and household tools used in Japanese homes from the Edo period to the mid-Showa period. Suitable for historical domestic scenes, manga and comic backgrounds, animation and architectural visualization. The 49 prop types include multipart objects and variants; the number of separate mesh objects is different.

Living and dining: hakozen meal boxes (open/closed), kigu-zen wooden serving trays, Sowa-zen serving trays, ohitsu rice tubs with two lid designs; rice bowls, teacups, chopsticks, two teapots, plates, sake bottles and cups, and soba cups.

Room furnishings: hibachi charcoal brazier, adjustable anka foot warmer and a standard anka warmer, tobacco tray and smoking pipe, andon lamp, money box, room divider, two kimono stands and a sword rack.

Desks and tables: long table, chabudai low dining table, cushion, shop-counter desk, shop-counter lattice and two armrest designs.

Chests and storage: stair chest, bedding chest, wheeled chest, sword chest, medicine chest, nagamochi long chest, kori basket trunk and tsuzura storage trunk.

Other props: vase, long hibachi brazier, shichirin charcoal stove, water bottle, two bamboo variants, carrying frame, carrying basket, gourd vessel and yagen medicine grinder.

The latest complete collection includes the sword rack, Sowa-zen and kigu-zen added in April 2026. Download Dining_room-13.zip for the original Blender, FBX and OBJ files; textures.zip for external textures; and fbx_Dining.zip for individual FBX props. The individual-FBX archive is an earlier separate export and may omit later additions included in the complete Blender scene. Extract archives before use. The historical explanatory booklet is sold separately on BOOTH and is not included with this set.

Created in Blender 4.0.2. Full collection: 1,914,473 vertices; 4,028,965 faces; 4,028,965 triangles. These are collection totals, not the count of a single prop. Materials can appear differently after FBX/OBJ import; material conversion and optimization may be required. Object names use English and Japanese. Check Clip Studio compatibility with the seller's free sample models before purchase.