Fuzan
Fuzan | |
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 Photograph of Fuzan | |
| Population | 3.28M |
| State GDP | $4.39B |
| GDP/C | $1384 |
| Culture | 
Korean (with a substantial Japanese settler population) |
In-Game Description[edit | edit source]
Perhaps the biggest misfortune that could have happened to Fuzan was simply to find itself too close to Japan. Initially named Busan, under the Joseon Empire the city was the main port on the Korean peninsula, an international city trading with the rest of Asia, until the Japanese Empire set foot on it. From there on, Fuzan took a different, bleaker role as the main shipping port for Korean laborers going to the home islands. Every day thousands of people are sent eastwards, their final destination the Zaibatsu factory complexes where they will work until they die. Meanwhile, the city itself is under intense renovation, as the Japanese authorities are building more industrial facilities to turn Fuzan into an industrial powerhouse in the Korean peninsula. Japan may have brought modernity to Fuzan, but they definitely did not bring happiness nor wealth to its people.
| This article is part of a series on TNO's |
| Japan |
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| Capital |
| Tokyo |
| Major Cities |
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Yokohama Chintao • Dairen Fuzan • Hiroshima Keijō • Nagasaki Nagoya • Osaka Urajio • Kyoto Sapporo • Ikaiei |
| Major Characters |
| Hirohito |
| Major Events |
| Second Sino-Japanese War • Yasuda Crisis • Great Asian War |