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VRChat in Japan 2026.05.26

[Series: Stunning VRChat Worlds] Invited to the light-filled promenade “Grace”

In VRChat, a wide variety of content is released day and night, from game worlds where you can play with friends to scenic worlds perfect for relaxing. In this series, we will pick out and introduce some of the most visually appealing worlds from the vast number of available worlds.

The world I’m introducing today is “Grace,” a world filled with warm light.

“Grace” is a world created by Korean creator Harim. It’s a place where you can enjoy a stroll along the walking paths of a park built around a pond, while taking in the scenery.

The world’s respawn point is at the entrance to the walking path. From there, you can follow your preferred route and proceed deeper into the park.

Many of the trees in the park are weeping, allowing sunlight to filter through the gaps. The way the light looks changes depending on where you stand, making you want to gaze at the scenery for a long time. The surface of the water is also beautiful, reflecting the surrounding landscape beautifully. Judging from the colors and the arrangement of the flowers, it may have been inspired by Monet’s “Water Lilies.”

A little further on, we came across a ruined church in the middle of a pond. Unfortunately, we couldn’t go inside, but it somehow gave off a sense of narrative in this world that supposedly lacks one. As for photography, I got the impression that overlapping the trees in the shots added depth to the photos and made them look better.


“Grace” is a world where you can enjoy taking photos while strolling around. Benches and small boats are placed throughout the area, and one of the fun aspects is that you can think of your own situations and take photos with various compositions.

Incidentally, the creator, Harim, has been active in VRChat for some time, and has created many worlds featuring beautiful scenery, such as “To the one I cherish the most” and “Steps of Time.” If you’re interested, why not take a look at those as well?

Why not take a leisurely stroll along the beautiful promenade at “Grace”?

Click here to access “Grace” (PC required).