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7th Japan: UchichaCrow, BtwItzVortex, Lucas2011, Brooklyn_Tony198|past_capitals = Kyoto, Osaka, Nagoya|oldest_city = Hawaii|/n_list_page = 1|military_size = 14|Motto = "Tennōheika Banzai" (Long live His Majesty the Emperor)}} | 7th Japan: UchichaCrow, BtwItzVortex, Lucas2011, Brooklyn_Tony198|past_capitals = Kyoto, Osaka, Nagoya|oldest_city = Hawaii|/n_list_page = 1|military_size = 14|Motto = "Tennōheika Banzai" (Long live His Majesty the Emperor)}} | ||
'''Japan''' is the current successor to various past nations of the Japan and Asia-Pacific region, started on the 5th January 2018 by [[Lucas2011]] in an effort to restore Japans glory after the fall of the 5th Japan and the | '''Japan''' is the current successor to various past nations of the Japan and Asia-Pacific region, started on the 5th January 2018 by [[Lucas2011]] in an effort to restore Japans glory after the fall of the 5th Japan and the capital of Tokyo. | ||
=='''Territory and Administration'''== | =='''Territory and Administration'''== | ||
The '''[[Japan|Japanese Empire]]''' covers territory all across the Asia-Pacific region. | The '''[[Japan|Japanese Empire]]''' covers territory all across the Asia-Pacific region. | ||
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Hokkaido's town has been preserved and the Castle of Hokkaido's construction was completed at the hands of the then Shogunate, [[SlyPrince]], who as the lead builder of Hokkaido, made a point of wanting to preserve them rather than continue with the previous plan of redeveloping all of Hokkaido island's terrain, making them the remaining traditional remnants of Hokkaido's legacy. | Hokkaido's town has been preserved and the Castle of Hokkaido's construction was completed at the hands of the then Shogunate, [[SlyPrince]], who as the lead builder of Hokkaido, made a point of wanting to preserve them rather than continue with the previous plan of redeveloping all of Hokkaido island's terrain, making them the remaining traditional remnants of Hokkaido's legacy. | ||
'''Bahk's Legacy''' | |||
Bahk remains a mutual cultural connection to Japan's origins and is a cultural ally to Japan. He teaches his style of East Asian architectural techniques to other architects of Korea and Japan. As the cultural exchanger between Japan, Korea and China, bahk seeks to share the East Asian cultures between the nations and find common ground between the nations, regardless of political tensions. | |||
=== '''Edo''' === | === '''Edo''' === | ||