AONAGI ISLAND · GLASS AND STONE
Find a stone. Learn its name. Bring it together with glass.
A quiet island to explore, guided by your own curiosity.
A DAY ON THE ISLAND
Search by the waves. Stop at the workshop.
Before you know it, the sun is setting.
FOLLOW YOUR CURIOSITY
A stone catches your eye. Your day begins.
Discovery leads to curiosity.
Curiosity leads to something you can make.
Walk the coast, forest, river and caves, looking for stones along the way.
Find something worth keeping—for reasons of your own.
Wash a stone, examine it and open the field guide.
What was once just a colour or a shape begins to have a name—and a story.
Bring stone and glass together to make a work of your own.
Display it in your gallery, or discover other creations at the sea museum. Finding a stone is only the beginning.
A PLACE FOR YOUR COLLECTION
A brick atelier. An old glasshouse. A little studio with peeling paint.
With every work you display, make your gallery a little more your own.
Examples of gallery exterior themes. The themes shown include paid options.
CURIOSITY, GROUNDED IN SCIENCE
“What kind of stone is this?”
A small question in a game can open a door to the real world. We want to meet that curiosity with care, staying as faithful as we can to the science of minerals and rocks.
We consult official mineral lists, scientific references and museum records for names, classification and properties. We check the sources and permissions for specimen photographs, too.
Aonagi’s geography, story and simplified collecting and making are part of a fictional world. We aim to distinguish those choices from the properties of real stones.
We do not want plausible stories to stand in for missing evidence. We revisit sources and correct mistakes. This is a world we keep learning about, not a claim to have every answer.
THERE IS NO NEED TO HURRY
Take a balloon ride. Sit by the fire. Dance.
There is more than one way to spend a day here.
As the balloon rises, the shore you just walked grows smaller below. Find your next detour from the sky.
Step onto the dance floor and move with the music. There is more to an island evening than looking for stones.
When the stars come out, take a seat by the fire. Let the discoveries of the day settle into a quiet island night.
YOUR TIME, YOUR TREASURES
You decide what to treasure.
Even on a day when you find nothing, the time spent here stays with you.
HOW IT ALL BEGAN
Trips to the sea. Looking for stones together in Otaru, Hokkaido.
What if we could bring a little of that time into Roblox, a world my son already loved? That is how Glass And Stone began.
YOUR FIRST DAY ON AONAGI
From the Roblox you know.
Or for the very first time, together.
Available now on Roblox. Access conditions vary by age, region and account settings. Please check the guidance on the game page.
READY WITH ROBLOX?
Sign in with the account you will play on, open Glass And Stone and select Play to enter the island.
Open the game on RobloxChildren should use their own account. If parental permission is requested, follow the guide below.
FIRST, A LITTLE PREPARATION
Install the Roblox app on the device you will use. Follow the official download guide for your device.
Official Roblox downloadCreate an account or sign in. Enter your child’s correct date of birth when registering.
Use this site’s button to open Glass And Stone, then select Play when access is available.
Open the game pageOnce you arrive, head for the sea.
Follow the in-game guidance and look for a stone that catches your eye. Your time on the island begins with that first discovery.
FOR CHILDREN & PARENTS
If Roblox asks for parental permission, this guide can help.
The steps below use a linked parent account.
On your child’s Roblox account, go to Settings → Parental controls → Add parent. Use your own parent account and follow the prompts for adult verification and linking.
Read Roblox’s account-linking guide↗Open Glass And Stone. If a permission prompt appears, follow it to send a request to your parent.
Go to Settings → Parental controls → your child. Find Glass And Stone in Pending requests, review it, and choose Allow if you approve.
Reopen the game page on your child’s account and try Play again. If you still cannot join, see the help below.
If there is no linked parent account, your child may see Ask in Person. Parent mode lets you verify your adult status and review the request on their device. It is rolling out gradually; if unavailable, follow the account-linking guide.
Review chat, screen-time and spending settings in parental controls. Screens and access requirements vary by age, region and account settings.
A LITTLE HELP
Check which account you are signed in to and read the message on the game page. Age, region and parental settings can affect access even when the game is public.
The available steps depend on age, region and settings. Review the on-screen message with a parent and consult the official Roblox guide above.
Try reopening this site in a browser such as Safari or Chrome, then use the game-page button. Check that you are signed in to the account you want to play on.
Designed for computers, phones and tablets. Some visual themes and items are paid. Check the displayed price before purchasing. Parents can manage purchase settings through Roblox parental controls.
GLASS AND STONE · SEASON 1
Find a stone that catches your eye.
Spend a day on Aonagi Island, at your own pace.
Check the Roblox game page for access requirements.
