Harukaze Station

Harukaze Station is a browser-based 3D miniature by X user N1njaCodex: a little Japanese country station with cherry blossoms, a single-track line and trains arriving on schedule. Drag to rotate, scroll or pinch to zoom, and use the panel to switch between day, night, an orbiting view and following the train. The author says on X that there are no 3D models and no textures; Claude built it all with code, and a reply from the author names Claude Opus 5.5. What sets it apart is that the whole station is drawn in code, with no ready-made model assets.

Who it's for:fans of Japanese railways and cherry blossoms, and anyone curious what AI can draw with code.

Before you start: it is hosted on the author's public Claude page and opens in the browser with no login; the page is in English and Japanese. Mobile behaviour isn't stated. The page loads graphics resources online. It lives on the author's Claude page and will disappear if the author removes it. The author gives no reuse license.

Based on the project page and the author's posts on X. Not tested by AI Inspiration World.