This lists all the "plug-ins" for the Kegon Falls scenario, but only on the first "star" (represented by a cherry blossom). The second star ("Bamboo") adds a little pagoda/museum for the "tower" and a few others. The final level, "Pine" doesn't appear to add anything. Look for the "completed" version in a future update.
| Name | Cons. Cost | Maint. Cost | In-Game Description | Stars Needed | Comments |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Attraction | $2,000,000 | $1,000/Q | The final item, which can only be placed on the top of the 2nd floor. | ** | Technically, it IS placed as the second floor. |
| Coin Press Machine | $5,000 | -- | The vending machine to press memorial coins. | * | |
| Cigarette Vending Machine | $5,000 | -- | -- | * | |
| Fire Department | $30,000 | $3,000/Q | The place for the firefighters to stand-by. | ** | |
| Floor | $500/unit | -- | An item to fill the space when an item is placed. | * | Basic empty space. |
| Ice Cream | $80,000 | ??? | -- | * | Different from Waikiki Ice Cream stand. Description won't load, so no information on this one. |
| Japanese Snacks | $50,000 | $200/M | Famous tea and rice ball for older customers. | * | |
| Juice Bar | $30,000 | $300/M | The fresh juice stand. | * | |
| Juice Vending Machine | $5,000 | -- | -- | * | The original Japanese version refers it to as a drink vending machine, and the icon even has what looks like a can of Coke on it. |
| Large Room | $60,000 | -- | A Ryokan hotel room for 2 or 3 guests. | ** | |
| Lobby | $5000/unit | $1000/unit | A basic part of the structure to determine the width of it. | * | The Lobby item is fixed in Kegon Falls (the button is there, but it doesn't work), you'll be paying $10,800 per year. |
| Kegon Simple Elevator | $50,000 with $20,000 per car | $5,000/Q | A Simple Elevator can extend 34 floors. | * | |
| Kegon Service Elevator | $100,000 with $30,000 per car | $5,000/Q | An elevator for the structure's employees only. | * | |
| Kids Store | $100,000 | $300/M | A popular movie/TV stars' character store. | ** | The signage says "KERO-P SHOP", whatever that is. |
| Restrooms | $5,000 | -- | The restroom for the people in the structure. | * | Different item from the Tokyo/Waikiki versions. |
| Trash Facility | $500,000 | $50,000/Q | The place for garbage from the building to be stored. | * | Different item from the Tokyo/Waikiki versions. |
| Observatory | $1,000,000 | -- | An important attraction to collect tourists into the Kegon structure. | * | It's pre-built for you. You could demolish and rebuild it in the same spot, if you want. |
| Old Time Cafe | $80,000 | $300/M | A coffee shop where the tourist can take a break. | * | |
| Pickle Farm | $80,000 | $500/M | This shop has almost 31 flavors of pickles. | Also known as "Local Pickle Farm". | |
| Photo Studio | $50,000 | $500/M | A place to buy cameras and film. | * | |
| Front Desk | $50,000 | $5,000/M | A tenant to manage the Ryokan hotel rooms. | * | Different item from the Tokyo/Waikiki versions. |
| Housekeeping | $50,000 | $20,000/Q | A place for the employees to stand-by in before and after cleaning Ryokan hotel rooms. | * | Odd punctuation theirs, not mine. |
| Small Room | $30,000 | -- | A Ryokan hotel room for 2 or 3 guests. | * | |
| Souvenirs | $100,000 | $800/M | A tourist's souvenir shop. | ** | |
| Spa | $100,000 | $2,000/Q | An item for the tourist to heal a tired body. | * | Has to be "discovered" before it is available. (It's usually found on building in the fifth to seventh basement). |
| Ticket Booth | $10,000 | $1,000/Q | The place to buy the observatory tickets. | * | Placed INSIDE the lobby. |
| Traditional Japanese | $100,000 | $300/M | Many lunch specials. This is a casual restaurant. | ** |