Yu no Kuni - Revision history

Eechi-go: /* Transit */

2014-01-23T20:02:44Z

Transit

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	==''Transit''==		==''Transit''==
	~~Much of Ame no Kuni is traveled by foot or by farmer's cart, because of~~ the ~~poorness of much~~ of the country, ~~though there are a rare few who use the Train extending from the Coal Country to Ame no Kuni. As well, river transit~~ is ~~very popular amongst~~ the ~~citizens~~. ~~Small boats can be seen traveling up and down the river~~, ~~taking trade goods and people from one destination to another. The large amounts of rainfall makes healthy rivers all year round as a reliable travel means~~.
			Thanks to the abundance of rivers within the country, boat is the primary method of travel between nearby cities. There are also various forms of transportation offered by each hotel, though most use horse-drawn carriages.

	==''Yugakure no Sato''==		==''Yugakure no Sato''==

Eechi-go: /* Weather */

2014-01-23T20:00:53Z

Weather

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	==''Weather''==		==''Weather''==
	~~Rains are common throughout most~~ of the ~~year~~, ~~and cold weather and warm weather otherwise fluctuate at fairly normal temperatures~~.		Yu no Kuni gets a little bit of weather from all of it's neighboring nations, such as moderate and comfortable climate of [[Hi no Kuni]], the great deal of preicipitation of [[Denchi no Kuni]], as well as a slightly heavy snowfall in the northern regions of the country approaching the Land of Frost.

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Eechi-go: /* Culture */

2014-01-23T19:58:14Z

Culture

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	Life in Yu no Kuni is dominated by the two P's- Peace and Prosperity. The Daimyo advocates neutrality in most situations, wanting nothing to do with the politics of shinobi. This is what initially lead to the decline of Yugakure, as there was very little use for the shinobi in a nation of people who want nothing more than to relax. This neutrality has been a double-edged sword to the nation. On one hand, there is no bad blood between Yu no Kuni or any other nation, allowing them to bring in people from all nations without any negative stigma. On the other hand, having little to no military whatsoever puts the country at the mercy of anyone who decides to cause trouble for them, including but not limited to bandits and other foreign powers.		Life in Yu no Kuni is dominated by the two P's- Peace and Prosperity. The Daimyo advocates neutrality in most situations, wanting nothing to do with the politics of shinobi. This is what initially lead to the decline of Yugakure, as there was very little use for the shinobi in a nation of people who want nothing more than to relax. This neutrality has been a double-edged sword to the nation. On one hand, there is no bad blood between Yu no Kuni or any other nation, allowing them to bring in people from all nations without any negative stigma. On the other hand, having little to no military whatsoever puts the country at the mercy of anyone who decides to cause trouble for them, including but not limited to bandits and other foreign powers.

	The government tries to do what it can to cover up any violent attacks in the nation, wanting to preserve the idea that Yu no Kuni is still the most peaceful and relaxing spot on the planet, even going so far as refusing to put out contracts in other shinobi villages to avoid scaring anyone away from vacationing there. However, lately they are finding more and more criminals attempting to raise hell within their borders. There has been a discussion about turning Yugakure into a shinobi village once again in order to combat these criminals, but ultimately there is not enough support amongst the civilians to start recruiting would-be ninja. Most citizens who call Yu no Kuni home are still stuck in the passive mindset of Peace and Prosperity, even at the cost of their own freedom.		The government tries to do what it can to cover up any violent attacks in the nation, wanting to preserve the idea that Yu no Kuni is still the most peaceful and relaxing spot on the planet, even going so far as refusing to put out contracts in other shinobi villages to avoid scaring anyone away from vacationing there. However, lately they are finding more and more criminals attempting to raise hell within their borders. There has been a discussion about turning Yugakure into a shinobi village once again in order to combat these criminals, but ultimately there is not enough support amongst the civilians to start recruiting would-be ninja. Most citizens who call Yu no Kuni home are still stuck in the passive mindset of Peace and Prosperity, even at the cost of their own freedom. Indeed, sloth has overtaken this nation.

	==''Weather''==		==''Weather''==

Eechi-go: /* Culture */

2014-01-23T19:57:42Z

Culture

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	==''Culture''==		==''Culture''==
	~~The life~~ in ~~Ame~~ no Kuni is ~~about as unforgiving as~~ the ~~rain that plagues it~~. ~~As an industrialized nation~~, the ~~mentality~~ of the ~~land~~ is ~~constant growth and advancement~~, ~~even~~ at the ~~sacrifice~~ of ~~one's neighbor~~. ~~That's not~~ to ~~say relationships here are hard~~ to ~~find and blandly cold~~, ~~for~~ the ~~bonds~~ that ~~survive in this wasteland turn out to be for life. This land~~ is ~~all about fashion~~ and ~~they~~ even ~~developed ways~~ to ~~keep re-breathers~~ in ~~style~~. ~~Depression and suicide rates~~ are ~~high~~ and ~~also~~ are the ~~influx~~ of ~~artists~~ and ~~dancers. People often carry umbrellas with~~ the ~~same gusto as one feels about~~ their ~~wallets and keys. Those umbrellas usually double for a weapon in disguise~~.
			Life in Yu no Kuni is dominated by the two P's- Peace and Prosperity. The Daimyo advocates neutrality in most situations, wanting nothing to do with the politics of shinobi. This is what initially lead to the decline of Yugakure, as there was very little use for the shinobi in a nation of people who want nothing more than to relax. This neutrality has been a double-edged sword to the nation. On one hand, there is no bad blood between Yu no Kuni or any other nation, allowing them to bring in people from all nations without any negative stigma. On the other hand, having little to no military whatsoever puts the country at the mercy of anyone who decides to cause trouble for them, including but not limited to bandits and other foreign powers.

			The government tries to do what it can to cover up any violent attacks in the nation, wanting to preserve the idea that Yu no Kuni is still the most peaceful and relaxing spot on the planet, even going so far as refusing to put out contracts in other shinobi villages to avoid scaring anyone away from vacationing there. However, lately they are finding more and more criminals attempting to raise hell within their borders. There has been a discussion about turning Yugakure into a shinobi village once again in order to combat these criminals, but ultimately there is not enough support amongst the civilians to start recruiting would-be ninja. Most citizens who call Yu no Kuni home are still stuck in the passive mindset of Peace and Prosperity, even at the cost of their own freedom.

	==''Weather''==		==''Weather''==

Eechi-go: /* Economy */

2014-01-23T19:44:09Z

Economy

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	Unlike most modern countries with shinobi villages, Yu no Kuni's military is not even close to the primary source of income for the nation. Instead, the country thrives on being the go-to vacation spot thanks to it's natural hot springs, towering geysers, white sand beaches, and rich history.		Unlike most modern countries with shinobi villages, Yu no Kuni's military is not even close to the primary source of income for the nation. Instead, the country thrives on being the go-to vacation spot thanks to it's natural hot springs, towering geysers, white sand beaches, and rich history.

	All manner of resorts and hotels dot the landscape, bringing in citizens from all over the world to enjoy an atmosphere in which they can decompress without the worries of every day life. There's a little bit for everyone in this country, and thanks to it's location between [[Hi no Kuni]], [[Denchi no Kuni]], and [[Rai no Kuni]], there is no shortage to new vacation goers, bringing in diversity from all over. It is not uncommon to even see citizens from [[Mizu no Kuni]] organizing luxury 'cruises' between the two nations.		All manner of resorts and hotels dot the landscape, bringing in citizens from all over the world to enjoy an atmosphere in which they can decompress without the worries of every day life. There's a little bit for everyone in this country, and thanks to it's location between [[Hi no Kuni]], [[Denchi no Kuni]], and [[Rai no Kuni]], there is no shortage to new vacation goers, bringing in diversity from all over. It is not uncommon to even see citizens from [[Mizu no Kuni]] organizing luxury 'cruises' between the two nations. There is a strong trade agreement between Yu no Kuni and these four nations.

	Recent happenings such as the rise of the NCIA and subsequent fall did nothing to harm Yu no Kuni's economy thanks to Yugakure's decline as an actual shinobi village during the time of Uzumaki Naruto. If anything, the sudden economic surge during the time of the NCIA only helped to bring in more customers than usual.		Recent happenings such as the rise of the NCIA and subsequent fall did nothing to harm Yu no Kuni's economy thanks to Yugakure's decline as an actual shinobi village during the time of Uzumaki Naruto. If anything, the sudden economic surge during the time of the NCIA only helped to bring in more customers than usual.

Eechi-go: /* Terrain */

2014-01-23T19:40:48Z

Terrain

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	Yu no Kuni is also a land of many rivers, streams and lakes. The most famous river is known as the 'River of the End' that is named after it's origins from the Valley of the End in-between the borders of Hi no Kuni and Denchi no Kuni. Due to how frequently the hot springs appear, most water in the country is naturally quite warm, since most springs flow into the other waterways.		Yu no Kuni is also a land of many rivers, streams and lakes. The most famous river is known as the 'River of the End' that is named after it's origins from the Valley of the End in-between the borders of Hi no Kuni and Denchi no Kuni. Due to how frequently the hot springs appear, most water in the country is naturally quite warm, since most springs flow into the other waterways.

			It should also be noted that, due to it being one of the major theaters of war during the [[Fourth Great Shinobi World War]], there are many places in the country that are obviously war torn and battered. Not allowing this crushed land to go to waste, however, the Daimyo of long past had decreed that these areas be turned into visitor locations where memorials were built in honor of the shinobi that had lost their life against the Akatsuki terror.

	==''Culture''==		==''Culture''==

Eechi-go: /* Terrain */

2014-01-23T19:38:14Z

Terrain

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	Thanks to being wedged in-between the Lands of Fire, Rice, and Frost, Yu no Kuni has a great deal of variation as far as terrain goes. There are your heavily forested areas like [[Hi no Kuni]], your sprawling valleys similar to those of [[Denchi no Kuni]], as well as a mountain range that runs along the north that leads into the Land of Frost. And of course, the signature traits of the country are the hot springs and geysers that dot the landscape. Though many towns are quick to spring up nearby these pools of hot water, there are still many that have not been turned into a spectacle, intentionally left untouched so that the land can retain it's natural beauty.		Thanks to being wedged in-between the Lands of Fire, Rice, and Frost, Yu no Kuni has a great deal of variation as far as terrain goes. There are your heavily forested areas like [[Hi no Kuni]], your sprawling valleys similar to those of [[Denchi no Kuni]], as well as a mountain range that runs along the north that leads into the Land of Frost. And of course, the signature traits of the country are the hot springs and geysers that dot the landscape. Though many towns are quick to spring up nearby these pools of hot water, there are still many that have not been turned into a spectacle, intentionally left untouched so that the land can retain it's natural beauty.

	Yu no Kuni is also a land of many rivers, streams and lakes. The most famous river is known as the 'River of the End' that is named after it's origins from the Valley of the End in-between the borders of Hi no Kuni and Denchi no Kuni. Due to how frequently the hot springs appear, most water in the country is naturally ~~hot~~, since most springs flow into the other waterways.		Yu no Kuni is also a land of many rivers, streams and lakes. The most famous river is known as the 'River of the End' that is named after it's origins from the Valley of the End in-between the borders of Hi no Kuni and Denchi no Kuni. Due to how frequently the hot springs appear, most water in the country is naturally quite warm, since most springs flow into the other waterways.

	==''Culture''==		==''Culture''==

Eechi-go: /* Terrain */

2014-01-23T19:37:31Z

Terrain

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	==''Terrain''==		==''Terrain''==
	~~The Country~~ of ~~Rain is varied~~, ~~as many countries on the known continent are~~, and has ~~hills~~, ~~forests, and streams dotting it's landscape~~, along ~~with villages scattered about and wide rice fields~~, and ~~farms in~~ the ~~-few- areas~~ to ~~the North which~~ are ~~high enough to~~ not ~~be caught in~~ the '~~rain shield' Ame~~ no Kuni ~~suffers from because~~ of the ~~Mountain Range in Kaze no Kuni below~~ it ~~(Which keeps the Desert~~ from ~~encroaching) and~~ the ~~mountains~~ of ~~Tsuchi no Kuni to~~ the ~~North,~~ the ~~former~~ of ~~which sends warm air into Ame~~ no Kuni, and ~~the latter of which sends cold air most of the time into Ame~~ no Kuni~~, leading~~ to ~~a high precipitation~~, ~~heavy rainfall environs~~, ~~which though varied, is almost always effected by rainy weather~~.		Thanks to being wedged in-between the Lands of Fire, Rice, and Frost, Yu no Kuni has a great deal of variation as far as terrain goes. There are your heavily forested areas like [[Hi no Kuni]], your sprawling valleys similar to those of [[Denchi no Kuni]], as well as a mountain range that runs along the north that leads into the Land of Frost. And of course, the signature traits of the country are the hot springs and geysers that dot the landscape. Though many towns are quick to spring up nearby these pools of hot water, there are still many that have not been turned into a spectacle, intentionally left untouched so that the land can retain it's natural beauty.

			Yu no Kuni is also a land of many rivers, streams and lakes. The most famous river is known as the 'River of the End' that is named after it's origins from the Valley of the End in-between the borders of Hi no Kuni and Denchi no Kuni. Due to how frequently the hot springs appear, most water in the country is naturally hot, since most springs flow into the other waterways.

	==''Culture''==		==''Culture''==

Eechi-go: /* Yu no Kuni; The Country of Hot Water */

2014-01-23T19:13:36Z

Yu no Kuni; The Country of Hot Water

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	='''<span style="color:#d24726;">Yu no Kuni; The Country of Hot Water</span>'''=		='''<span style="color:#d24726;">Yu no Kuni; The Country of Hot Water</span>'''=
	[[Image:Hotspring.jpg\|thumb\|350px\|One of Yu no Kuni's largest hot springs]]		[[Image:Hotspring.jpg\|thumb\|350px\|One of Yu no Kuni's largest hot springs]]

Eechi-go at 19:12, 23 January 2014

2014-01-23T19:12:08Z

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	='''<span style="color:#d24726;">Yu no Kuni; The Country of Hot Water</span>'''=		='''<span style="color:#d24726;">Yu no Kuni; The Country of Hot Water</span>'''=
	[[Image:Hotspring.jpg\|thumb\|~~300px~~\|One of Yu no Kuni's largest hot springs]]		[[Image:Hotspring.jpg\|thumb\|350px\|One of Yu no Kuni's largest hot springs]]
	Yu no Kuni, also known as 'The Country of Hot Water' or 'Hot Springs Country' is a country that existed during the time of Uzumaki Naruto and is well known as one of the primary countries that the [[Fourth Great Shinobi World War]] was fought in. The country is named for it's many hot springs and geysers that dot it's landscape, causing the nation to become an ideal vacation spot due to it's natural assets.		Yu no Kuni, also known as 'The Country of Hot Water' or 'Hot Springs Country' is a country that existed during the time of Uzumaki Naruto and is well known as one of the primary countries that the [[Fourth Great Shinobi World War]] was fought in. The country is named for it's many hot springs and geysers that dot it's landscape, causing the nation to become an ideal vacation spot due to it's natural assets.