Kirisubo
The Empire of Kirisubo
this ancient empire was formed 400 years ago as a result of a civil war that unified several smaller nations. We are a enviromentally minded nation with many areas of natural beauty.
Almost instantly Shogun Katsushiro closed of the empire which didn't open up until 1864 AD.
Kirisubo honours its warrior past and the warrior class the Samurai are still around in this modern era. now the empire is at peace Samurai are usually found as officers in the defence forces, civil servants, judges, high ranking police officers or even member s of the nations parliment, the council of Daimyo's.
the spiritual head of the nation is the Emperor Akahito. the main members of the Imperial family are Empress Miyu, Crown Princess Fujiko, Princess Genjiko and Prince Saruji.
Power lies with the council of Daimyo's and the Shogun. the current holder is General Nakamura of the Imperial Kirisuban army.
Culture wise Kirisubo is a very peacefull place to live. Since crime is virtually unknown citizens can concentrate on working hard and raising their families.
For entertainment natives may watch Noh and Kabuki plays and go to the one of the many Sumo wrestling bashos amongst a lot of things.
Western sports have become popular such as baseball, soccer and rugby union. the film making industry is alive and kicking and viewers are movie theatres can watch anything from an action movie to a Jiddi-gekki (period drama).
the main religions are Shinto and Buddism. Christianity is only a recent arrival as is Islam. People are free to choose their faith but the government cracks down hard on barbaric religious practices and practices that break local laws.
recently Kirisubo joined the great region of Gatesville as a francise member. we also serve the Gatesville Sovereign Protectorate (the militia). We also maintain an active presence in the NSUN.
I hope after reading this you may well want to visit. A lot of people speak english so there'll always be someone to help you.
Mr Kaigan Miromuta, Kirisuban Ambassador to the NSUN
