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| Name | San Myshuno |
| Game |  The Sims 4: City Living
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| Housed residents | 15 |
San Myshuno is a world introduced in The Sims 4: City Living. It is packed with many diverse Sims of different cultures and sprawling with activities and festivals. It also features elements of Indian, Chinese, Japanese, and Moroccan cultures.[1]
There is an interactive map for San Myshuno that features multiple Sims‘ reviews for every lot in the city on Electronic Arts' official website.
Description[]
This city is made up of four distinct districts: the Spice Market, the Fashion District, The Arts Quarter and Uptown.
In addition, Myshuno Meadows is a large city park tucked beneath the skyscrapers if your Sims need to get away for a touch of nature.
Depending on where your Sims choose to live, you’ll get a very different flavor of the city. You might find yourself in a cramped, roach-infested studio apartment in the Arts Quarter… Or you might be enjoying a breathtaking view of the city from your very own tricked-out rooftop penthouse Jacuzzi in Uptown.
Overview[]
Festivals
Festivals are happening daily in San Myshuno, so you'll never be short on fun things to do!
Night Life
Who needs sleep? Experience the city at night and all the unique city folks you may meet
Myshuno Meadows
Enjoy some lovely views of the city while jogging or playing ball in this Center Park
Neighborhoods[]
San Myshuno consists of 4 neighborhoods and a special lot.
Special lot[]
Lots[]
There are 18 lots in San Myshuno, including 9 apartment buildings (with 21 apartment units between them), 2 residential penthouses, 1 residential lot, and 6 community lots (including 1 penthouse community lot). However, if counting each apartment unit as a lot, San Myshuno has 30 lots in total.
Apartments[]
Inhabited[]
- 20 Culpepper House, rented by Rasoya
- 2A Jasmine Suites Apartments, rented by Bheeda
- 910 Medina Studios Apartments, rented by Benali
- 121 Hakim House Apartments, rented by Jang
- 701 ZenView Apartments, rented by Karaoke Legends
- 1312 21 Chic Street, rented by Pizzazz
- 1020 Alto Apartments, rented by Lobo
- IX Landgraab, rented by Feng
Uninhabited[]
Penthouses[]
- FountainView Penthouse (30x20)
- Torendi Tower Penthouse (40x30)
Residential[]
- The Old Salt House (30x30)
Community lots[]
- Waterside Warble - Karaoke bar (30x30)
- Casbah Gallery - Arts center (40x30)
- Planet Honey Pop! - Karaoke bar (30x20)
- Stargazer Lounge - Lounge (40x30)
- Skye Fitness - Gym (30x20)
- Myshuno Meadows - Central Park (64x64)
Households[]
- Benali family
- §9,600
- Salim Benali
- Salim has grown up in the Arts Quarter, surrounded by poets, musicians and artists. He's determined to become a great writer… right after he's finished that book. Oh, and that video game he needs to beat. Come to think of it, he needs a nap too.
- Bheeda family
- §3,200
- Jesminder Bheeda, Arun Bheeda, unborn baby Bheeda
- With a baby on the way and a tiny city apartment, will Jesminder and Arun find space for their bundle of joy? Will Jesminder keep her mixology job when the baby comes, or would she rather stay at home and paint?
- Feng family
- §60,000
- Victor Feng, Lily Feng
- Victor is a respected and high-powered politician. Lily is a tough businesswoman. Their respectful, yet somber nature masks their sinister, secret plans to one day take over San Myshuno!
- Jang family
- §5,600
- Baako Jang, Anaya Jang, Billie Jang
- Baako and Anaya came to the bustling city of San Myshuno so Baako could broaden his career as a rising comedian and so Anaya could get clarity on which one of her passions to focus on as her career: inspiring songstress or successful painter? Their quirky kiddo, Billie is happy to be along for the ride. This social butterfly has no filter when it comes to making new friends - even if that involves barging in uninvited to her neighbors' apartments!
- Karaoke Legends household
- §9,600
- Miko Ojo, Akira Kibo, Darling Walsh
- Miko's a peppy aspiring politician who shares a room with her basketball-loving buddy, Darling. Their charismatic roommate, Kibo is downright dreamy in Miko's eyes, but he couldn't be more oblivious to her obvious flirting. Will their mutual love for karaoke bring them together?
- Lobo family
- §12,500
- Diego Lobo
- Established and novice artists alike shudder in anticipation for the day Diego Lobo steps his critical foot into their gallery. Impress him and you'll have it made for life. But if one brush stroke is off, if just one hue is not quite to his liking, you may never work in this town again
- Pizzazz family
- §4,000
- Penny Pizzazz
- Penny is THE source of the coolest happenings and the latest trends in San Myshuno. But will this Online A-Lister's staunch dedication to her career get in the way of finding romance?
- Rasoya family
- §9,600
- Geeta Rasoya, Raj Rasoya
- Raj may be a successful Chef, but his critical mother still worries about when he's going to find a nice girl and carry on the family line…
Seasons[]
With Seasons installed, spring temperatures range from cool to warm with sunny or rainy weather. Summers are hot with heat waves, as well as rain and thunderstorms. Fall temperatures are cool to cold with cloudy and rainy weather. Winters include cold to freezing temperatures, cloudy skies, and snowfall, including blizzards.
Trivia[]
- "Myshuno!" is referenced many times in The Sims 2, likely to refer to the game of bingo.
- In Spanish and Italian "San" means Saint, so the name of the city humorously translates to "Saint Bingo".
- Myshuno may also be a reference to the ancient Myshupotamia referenced in Moonwood Mills, which in itself is a reference to Mesopotamia and Mesoamerica.
- Therefore, in Simlish Myshu- may have the same meaning of “middle” as meso-. Although there’s nothing stopping it from also being an alternatively derived bingo.
- The bridge in San Myshuno looks strikingly similar to the Queensboro Bridge in New York but is combined with the placement of the Bay Bridge in San Francisco.
- This makes sense, as San Francisco is known for its art and diversity, and San Myshuno is arguably the most diverse place in the Sims series, with places like the Arts Quarter.
- The Casbah Gallery is based on the Yerba Buena Center in San Francisco. Its name may come from the North African cultural influences in the Arts Quarter.
- San Myshuno is based on a variety of modern cities from around the world including Shanghai, Tokyo, Vancouver, San Francisco, Hong Kong, New York City, and Sydney.
- The existence of multiple neighborhoods with an accumulation of specific cultures (Spice District, Art District, etc.) might be reminiscent of the small neighborhoods of "Little Italy", "Little Tokyo" and the like, which exist in many big cities of the United States.
- The Fashion District takes its name from the mall located underneath the neighborhood.
- The Landgraab Apartments and Alto Apartments in Uptown are named after the opposing Landgraab and Alto families.
- Three unused families intended for San Myshuno exist in the game files. Pond consists of Jimmy and his daughter Alaina. Powers, consisting of Randy, Patricia, and their daughter Kennedy. Riviera, consisting of Rita Riviera, and her boyfriend Memphis Waters. There is also an unused test household, consisting of Andy Campbells, Iko Yono, and Joel Meadows.
- San Myshuno is the first world in The Sims 4 to have individual descriptions and icons for its neighborhoods on the map view. Previously released worlds only highlighted their neighborhoods on the map view, when selected.
- San Myshuno is mentioned in the description of Bougie Burlap Chair from The Sims 4: Eco Lifestyle
- San Myshuno was intended to be the only world in The Sims 4 to feature apartments and penthouses. However, apartments are also available in Evergreen Harbor from The Sims 4: Eco Lifestyle, while penthouses are available in Britechester and Ciudad Enamorada, which are from The Sims 4: Discover University and The Sims 4: Lovestruck respectively.[2]
- Patch 136 of The Sims 4 changed the descriptions for several worlds, including San Myshuno. The previous description for San Myshuno was as follows:
- Welcome to San Myshuno! Every day is an adventure on the streets of San Myshuno. From the wild personalities you might run into on the streets to the element of surprise of stumbling across a festival in action, there's something new to discover!
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