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'''Japan''' is an island [[national government|nation]] of [[Earth]], located in the [[Pacific Ocean]] off the coast of mainland [[Asia]]. It was considered a part of Asia.{{Ref/Reuse|ENC}} | '''Japan''' is an island [[national government|nation]] of [[Earth]], located in the [[Pacific Ocean]] off the coast of mainland [[Asia]]. It was considered a part of Asia.{{Ref/Reuse|ENC}} | ||
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[[File:Holography civilian welcome.jpg|thumb|150px | [[File:Holography civilian welcome.jpg|thumb|150px|A [[holography|holographic]] sign atop the [[Quito Terminus]], with "welcome" written in both [[Human languages#German|German]] and in Japanese.]] | ||
Japan is crowded and economically volatile. It is, however, consequently well-endowed with scientists, economists, and global culturalism, making it technologically advanced as well. Japan has always held a great amount of sway in humanity's decision making process, and this did not change under the [[UNSC]].<ref name="ENC">''[[Halo Encyclopedia (2009 edition)]]'', Earth, p. 284-285, (2009); p. 296-297 (2011 edition)</ref> | Japan is crowded and economically volatile. It is, however, consequently well-endowed with scientists, economists, and global culturalism, making it technologically advanced as well. Japan has always held a great amount of sway in humanity's decision making process, and this did not change under the [[UNSC]].<ref name="ENC">''[[Halo Encyclopedia (2009 edition)]]'', Earth, p. 284-285, (2009); p. 296-297 (2011 edition)</ref> | ||
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Japan is an island nation of Earth, located in the Pacific Ocean off the coast of mainland Asia. It was considered a part of Asia.[1]
History[edit]
In 1597, a Japanese fleet of 133 was defeated by 13 ships commanded by Admiral Yi Sun-sin at the Myeongnyang Strait.[3]
Japan remained politically and culturally isolated for several centuries before going through a technological and economic renewal in the 1800s.[1]
During World War II, Isoroku Yamamoto crippled the US Pacific Fleet at Pearl Harbor.[3] The war came to a close with humanity's first use of nuclear weapons at Hiroshima and Nagasaki.[4] The bomb at Hiroshima left a domed structure still standing.[2]
Economy and society[edit]
Japan is crowded and economically volatile. It is, however, consequently well-endowed with scientists, economists, and global culturalism, making it technologically advanced as well. Japan has always held a great amount of sway in humanity's decision making process, and this did not change under the UNSC.[1]
AMG Transport Dynamics held a facility in Chiba.[5]
Trivia[edit]
- Project HAYABUSA, TEISHIN-class Mjolnir, RAIJIN-class Mjolnir, and SHINOBI-class Mjolnir all draw heavily from Japanese influences.
- The UNSC "smart" AI construct known as Kusanagi was named after a legendary Japanese sword.
- The UNSC Musashi, a carrier in service with the UNSC Navy during the Human-Covenant War, could have been named after a number of things from Japanese history.
- A UNSC destroyer, the UNSC Iwo Jima, was named after the Japanese island of the same name.
List of appearances[edit]
- Halo: The Fall of Reach (Indirect mention)
- i love bees (First mentioned)
- Halo: Legends
- Origins (First appearance)
- Halo: Combat Evolved Anniversary
- Halo: Silent Storm (Mentioned only)
Sources[edit]
- ^ a b c Halo Encyclopedia (2009 edition), Earth, p. 284-285, (2009); p. 296-297 (2011 edition)
- ^ a b Halo Legends, Origins
- ^ a b Halo: Silent Storm, chapter 4
- ^ Halo Encyclopedia (2009 edition), Timeline, p. 31
- ^ Halo 3: ODST, Asklon cities list poster
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