Tokyo 2026

A big, photoreal street course for ReSkate, set in the streets of Tokyo, by Trenchgod: my second map, built from scratch in Blender. Many spots you link into lines, something for every level, nothing oversized, all on one Tokyo block: a scramble plaza, a canal under cherry blossoms, a footbridge, a sunken subway plaza, an expressway overhead, a park on a department store roof, a green path where a railway used to run and KIBA, an indoor park in an old timber warehouse with a big wooden bowl.

Sections

• SHIBUYA Scramble: the central plaza. Granite ledges on the diagonals around a manual pad, a seigaiha rainbow ledge, a bike rack flatbar, cherry trees in planters, yellow tactile paving and cast-iron covers. In the middle a giant painted manhole art of the scramble that runs on over the manual pad.
• SHINJUKU Steps: a 9-stair with a hubba on each side and a handrail in the middle, side banks down from the terrace, a rock garden with granite kerbs and the Ishigaki, a curved bank built like a castle wall.
• MEGURO Canal: a euro gap over the water with a rail running across it (land on the long bank, or fall in), the SAKURA-BASHI footbridge with rainbow railings over the canal, cherry trees over the water.
• GINZA Line: a sunken plaza tiled like a subway station, a bank-stairs-bank set, a seigaiha hubba down the east bank, a tiled ledge, a vent box and a rounded corner to carve, a 1927 subway tile mosaic, the subway entrance on the forecourt. A kicker on the Ohashi loop throws you into its long east bank.
• SHUTO Underpass: under the expressway: a wave wallride with an ukiyo-e mural, a bank-to-wall on a pillar, a pole jam, guardrails and guard pipes, giant hanafuda cards painted on the pillars.
• HODŌKYŌ: a blue footbridge over the street with handrails on every flight, a podest with a roll-in, a drop bank and a round nose, and a granite pyramid with a rainbow ledge over it. Fireworks murals run along the bridge, and on the end of its stairs a yakatabune pleasure boat glows under the fireworks.
• OKUJŌ rooftop park: ride up the car park ramp (grind its curb all the way down) to a skatepark on a department store roof: a stage with a 9-stair and hubbas, a U-bank that turns into a koi wallride on the rooftop billboard, a grindable katana, a rainbow ledge, a gas pipe rail, and a drop through the torn fence back down onto the plaza.
• SHUTO SKY ROAD: a closed expressway in the air, reached over a scaffold bridge from the roof: barriers, a euro gap over a road roller, steel plate kickers, a funbox, H-beams and a noise wall wallride. The Ohashi loop spirals you back down to the street.
• RYOKUDŌ green path: an old railway line turned into a promenade. A small euro gap over a stream for beginners, three granite benches to hop, planter ledges, the remains of the old station platform as a long ledge, and a quarter at each end: a concrete one with a coping that turns into the Ishigaki, and a plywood one against a construction hoarding with a mural thanking the old line.
• KIBA 木場 indoor park: an old timber warehouse with a sawtooth roof behind the south row. Ride the footbridge deck straight through a door with a noren into the foyer (reception, rental helmets, vending machines), out onto the gallery and down a 4.4 m roll-in.
  • A big wooden bowl on three levels: a terrace for beginners, the main floor and a deep end with a spine and a pocket whose coping climbs a metre higher all the way round.
  • Three pods and an extension tiled in Japanese wave and lattice patterns, rails on top to jump onto, a channel through the stage, a volcano with a rainbow ledge over it and a squared-timber box down a step.
  • A big miniramp (2 m high, 13 m wide, with an extension), a wallride with a woodblock mural of the Kiba raftsmen, a hip box and a charred-cedar ledge. Brush calligraphy 木場 on the back wall.

Details

• Ramps are built for real skating: quarters with lips for stalls and lip tricks, long landing banks behind every gap, rails grind as round rails, ledges, hubbas and kerbs along their edges.
• Water uses the game's own water and swimming.
• Japanese street details everywhere: vending machines, guard pipes, utility poles, tactile paving, road markings, signs in Japanese (all names invented, no real brands).
• Shop fronts with signs in Japanese, awnings, red lanterns that glow at night, banners and potted plants; curtains, AC units and laundry on the floors above.
• Pick evening or night and the street lamps, lit vending machines, murals and the expressway work lights come on. The KIBA hall is lit at every time of day; by day the sun falls through its sawtooth roof.
• All murals, graffiti and graphics are original.

Support

I'm saving up for a new graphics card to build new and better maps. If you enjoy Tokyo 2026, I'd be happy about every donation: Donate via PayPal 💛

Requirements

• skate. (Steam) with ReSkate installed.
• Built with ReSkate Studio for the current skate. build; if the game updates, a rebuilt version may be needed.

Install

With a mod manager: install it like any other ReSkate map.

Manually:

1. Create a folder for it in your ReSkate Mods folder, for example Mods\TrenchgodReSkate-Tokyo_2026.
2. Extract everything from the zip into that folder (manifest.json, layout.toc, Win32, ... sit directly inside it).
3. Start the game through ReSkate and pick TOKYO 2026 from the custom maps.

To uninstall, delete the folder from Mods.

Changelog

• 1.0.0: first release.