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Regional organization | Micronation Savior Alliance |
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Large community organization | MUS |
location information | Japan |
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Japan's three major micronations |
Japan's micronations were mainly active in the Japan Micronation Federation.
However, there are conflicts with fictitious countries from 2017 to 2021, and few countries have contact with other countries.
List of micronations in the Japanese sector
Below is a list of Japanese micronations. (Excluding the micronations that make up the Wakoku Federation)
Micronation | founded year | Region in Japan | Capital | Government | Recognition of neighboring countries |
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2019 | ? | Kingdom of sweet tea | monarchy | |
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2008 | Kumamoto Prefecture | Kumamoto | Constitutional monarchy | |
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2013 | Aichi | Martena | Absolute Monarchy | One of the three major powers of micronation in Japan |
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1998(The first emperor Empress Toyo was founded.) | Aichi and Almost all areas of Japan, overseas territories, etc. | Shichiyo | Personal Union and Absolute Monarchy | One of the three major powers of micronation in Japan |
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2005 | Aichi Prefecture | Ousu | Constitutional Monarchy | It is said that it will be annexed to Wakoku Federation by the end of March 2022. |
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2014 | Osaka Prefecture | Los Santos | Federal Republic | One of the three major powers of micronation in Japan |
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2019 | Aichi Prefecture | Constitutional monarchy | As a result of an armed clash with the three major powers, it was destroyed after the defeat. | |
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2021 | Mie | Pluto | constitutional monarchy | |
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2016 | Tokyo | Harajuku | Constitutional Monarchy | |
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2018 | Tokyo | Chûô | Federal Republic | |
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2013 | Socialist Federal Republic | |||
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2020 | Osaka Prefecture | Vladivostok | Constitutional Monarchy | |
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2020 | Kanagawa Prefecture | Republic | ||
2019 | Kyōto Prefecture | Constitutional Monarchy | |||
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2016 | Kanagawa Prefecture | Socialism | ||
2013 | Tokyo And Sikoku | Disbanded in 2021. | |||
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2016 | Kyōto Prefecture | Socialism | ||
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2021 | Kyoto | Kunderhelheim | Absolute monarchy | |
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February 2, 2017 | Osaka prefecture | Democracy |