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VRChat in Japan 2026.03.28

[Series: Stunning VRChat Worlds] A bus stop bathed in soft sunlight: “Ray of Light,” the ultimate world for photography.

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 “Ray of Light,” a compact world designed for photography.

“Ray of Light” was created by Kakulity, a creator who works on assets for “VRChat” and other platforms. It’s a world composed of simple “elements”: a small island filled with light and a bus stop standing alone in the middle of it.

The defining feature of this world, as its name “Ray of Light” suggests, is its beautiful lighting. Sunlight streaming in from the right of the respawn point warmly illuminates the player from the moment they enter the world.

From the small island, you can also see the power transmission towers lined up across the sea. It’s thought-provoking, but perhaps it represents a world where the entire world has sunk and only this island remains.

The main photo spot is the bus stop in the center, but personally, I recommend trying a shot where you “stand” on the water’s surface with your avatar. Just stepping a little away from the island and pressing the shutter button will result in a truly beautiful photo.

“Ray of Light” is a world perfect for photography enthusiasts, where you can take stunning photos from any angle. Incidentally, there is also a “night version” of this world, which can be accessed by unlocking it with “VRChat Credits” from the menu next to the bus stop.

Why not spend some time capturing a truly special moment with “Ray of Light”?

Click here to access “Ray of Light” (PC required)

This article is an English translation of an original Japanese article, translated by the Mogura VR editorial team.