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Minsu, Sekiya set to strengthen ties with Free Trade Agreement By YURI KAGEYAMA March 28, 1423
TANBA, MINSU - Minsu and Sekiya on Sunday agreed to boost political, economic and other cooperation.
Minsu's Prime Minister Haruka Tanaka was in Sekiya on a three-day visit this week — the first in more than two decades by a Minsunese prime minister. His host, Sekiya's Chancellor Amelia Marcus , said the visit had a “historic character.”
“It will bring so much in the future,” Marcus said at a joint press conference with Tanaka. “This is just a beginning.”
The two leaders signed a partnership declaration, Marcus awarded Tanaka a state decoration and announced plans for a free trade agreement in the following days. A business forum was held as officials signed a series of deals focusing on fields of cooperation.
“Both our countries should cooperate for better economies in relation to the global events,” said Tanaka. “Minsu expects stronger cooperation in all fields.”
Marcus said Sekiya will export steel products and plant-based oils to Minsu, which has seen decreasing production following stricter natural resources preservation legislations.
Tanaka on the other hand stated that Minsu is prepared to export electronics, automobiles, and petroleum products. She has urged her Sekiyan counterpart to promote tourism between both countries stressing that it is an untapped venture.
RWC4, Minsu misses out on 4th world cup By SHOTO KIMURA March 28, 1423 KATSURAGI, MINSU - The Minsu Sports Commission (MSC)'s Commissioner has been summoned by the Senate Blue Ribbon Committee on alleged neglect and misconduct in relation to the country's failure to sign up for the 4th Rugby World CUp.
The Committee Chair, Senator Yuta Nakamura, has expressed his disappointment on the MSC's lack of action and neglect of duty. He has vowed to imprison said commissioners for their misconduct. The Blue Ribbon Committee has similarly presented evidences on bribery within the MSC.
Last years economic activities with the RWC3 generated more than ¥448 million in revenue alone. With Minsu not participating in this years world cup, Minsunese businesses are finding other ways to generate revenue. Network giants such as Hitobito, MBS, and Klix has began live simulcasting the games in their digital platforms.
Minsu Airlines together with Kochiko Air, and Anago Air has offered discounted promo sales for two-way tickets to and from Minsu and Dalimbar.
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Hitobito Television Network (Minsunese: 人々テレビネットワーク; abbreviated HTV) is the flagship state broadcaster owned by the Government of Minsu. Founded in 1364, HTV is the main brand of Hitobito Television Network, Inc. (HTNI), one of the attached agencies under the Public Relations Office (PRO) of the State Cabinet Office.
HitobitoTV is HTV's primary news division. It acts as the state's public journal and main publication of the Minsunese government. Its newsprint is printed by the State Printing Office (SPO), an agency attached to the State Cabinet Office.
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地 方 自 治 体 Local Government
概要 | Overview
According to Article 92 of the Constitution, the local governments of Minsu (地方公共団体) are local public entities whose body and functions are defined by law in accordance with the principle of local autonomy. The main law that defines them is the Local Autonomy Law. They are given limited executive and legislative powers by the State Constitution. Governors, mayors and members of assemblies are constitutionally elected by the residents.
The Ministry of Internal Affairs intervenes significantly in local government, as do other ministries. This is done chiefly financially because many local government jobs need funding initiated by national ministries. This is dubbed as the "thirty-percent autonomy".
The result of this power is a high level of organizational and policy standardization among the different local jurisdictions allowing them to preserve the uniqueness of their prefecture, city, or town. Some of the more collectivist jurisdiction, Kochiro-toshu, have experimented with policies in such areas as social welfare that later were adopted by the national government.
地方自治体 | Local authorities
Minsu is divided into eight administrative divisions, the provinces are: one special administrative province (Kochiro), and seven provincial jurisdictions. Large cities are subdivided into wards, and further split into subwards.
Cities are self-governing units administered independently of the larger jurisdictions within which they are located. In order to attain city status, a jurisdiction must have at least 500,000 inhabitants, 60 percent of whom are engaged in urban occupations. There are self-governing towns outside the cities as well as precincts of urban wards. Like the cities, each has its own elected mayor and assembly. Villages are the smallest self-governing entities in rural areas. They often consist of a number of rural hamlets containing several thousand people connected to one another through the formally imposed framework of village administration. Villages have mayors and councils elected to four-year terms.
体制 | Structure
Each jurisdiction has a chief executive, called a governor (知事, chiji) in provinces and a mayor (市町村長, shichōsonchō) in municipalities. Most jurisdictions also have a unicameral assembly (議会, gikai), although towns and villages may opt for direct governance by citizens in a general assembly (総会, sōkai). Both the executive and assembly are elected by popular vote every four years.
Local governments follow a modified version of the separation of powers used in the national government. An assembly may pass a vote of no confidence in the executive, in which case the executive must either dissolve the assembly within ten days or automatically lose their office. Following the next election, however, the executive remains in office unless the new assembly again passes a no confidence resolution.
The primary methods of local lawmaking are local ordinance (条例, jōrei) and local regulations (規則, kisoku). Ordinances, similar to statutes in the national system, are passed by the assembly and may impose limited criminal penalties for violations (up to 2 years in prison and/or 1 million yen in fines). Regulations, similar to cabinet orders in the national system, are passed by the executive unilaterally, are superseded by any conflicting ordinances, and may only impose a fine of up to 50,000 yen.
Local governments also generally have multiple committees such as school boards, public safety committees (responsible for overseeing the police), personnel committees, election committees and auditing committees. These may be directly elected or chosen by the assembly, executive or both.
All provinces are required to maintain departments of general affairs, finance, welfare, health, and labor. Departments of agriculture, fisheries, forestry, commerce, and industry are optional, depending on local needs. The Governor is responsible for all activities supported through local taxation or the national government.
行政区分 | Administrative Divisions
Minsu is divided into eight provinces, each overseen by an elected governor and legislature. The eight provinces are Aomine, Ishimaru, Kagane, Nagomi, Ruzu, Soma, and Kochiro. As of the 1422 census, Kochiro-toshu, the sole-special administrative province, is the most-populous and most densely populated province with.
In the State Local Government Code of 1331, a local government unit (LGU) can take the form of a province, a city, a municipality, or a district. All LGUs have local legislatures and local chief executives (governor, administrator, mayor, or district head) that are elected by popular vote.
Minsu is divided into four levels of administrative divisions with the lower three being defined in the State Local Government Code of 1331 as local government units (LGUs). They are, from the highest to the lowest:
Provinces (州, -shu) and Special Administrative Province (特別州, -toshu), mostly used to organize state services. Districts (郡, -gun), divide provinces into localities. Municipalities (City, Town, Villages), component localities. Wards (区, -ku), local divisions of component localities; within municipalities.
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政 府 Government
概要 | Overview
The Government of the Empire of Minsu (Minsunese: ミンス帝国政府) is the state government of Minsu. It is governed as a unitary state under a parliamentary democratic and a semi-constitutional monarchy wherein the Emperor functions as the head of state and the Prime Minister as the head of government of the country within a pluriform multi-party system.
The government is divided into three interdependent branches: the legislative, executive, and judicial branches. The State Constitution of Minsu vests the following authorities in the branches: Executive power is exercised by the government under the leadership of the Prime Minister. The State Congress of Minsu has two chambers: the Senate is the upper chamber, and the House of Representatives is the lower chamber. The courts have judicial power, with the Supreme Court of Minsu serving as the highest judicial body.
The Emperor is the head of state, the religious leader, and the supreme commander of the Imperial Armed Forces. He is the guarantor of the country's independence and the Sacred Empire's territorial integrity within its original borders. He wields imperial prerogatives, administrative and political powers conferred by the constitution.
Government Seal
歴史 | History
Historically influenced by Gaoist religious law, the Minsunese legal system developed independently during the Pre-Classical period through the Phoenix Reforms in 379 BF. Since the 370s BF, the judicial system has been largely based on religious Gaoist laws .
In 375 BF, Minsu established a civil code, the Senchiha State, which remained in effect till the democratization of the empire in 1330.
The State Constitution of Minsu, adopted in 1330 was drafted by Emperor Minomo Fujiro. Statutory law originates in the legislature, and the constitution requires that the emperor to promulgate legislation passed by the State Congress and gives him the power to oppose legislation. The main body of Minsunese statutory law is called the Six Codes. The Minsunese court system is divided into four basic tiers: the Supreme Court and three levels of lower courts.
天皇 | The Emperor
The Emperor of Minsu (天皇) is the head of the Imperial Family and the head of state of the country. He is defined by the Constitution to be "the symbol of the State, religious head, the Guarantor of Independence, and the symbol of the unity of the people". The emperor performs ceremonial, administrative, and political duties. As a semi-constitutional monarch, the emperor wields imperial prerogatives, administrative and political powers conferred by the constitution.
The Emperor is the source of sovereign power and the government acts under his name. Article 5 of the State Constitution, in accordance with the Imperial Household Law, allows a regency to be established in the Emperor's name, should the Emperor be unable to perform his duties.
The Current Emperor of Minsu (今上天皇) is Fujiro. He was officially enthroned on May 1, 1409, following the abdication of his father. He is styled as His Imperial Majesty (天皇陛下). Fujisaki is the heir presumptive to the Imperial Throne.
Imperial Seal
管 理 の Executive
概要 | Overview
The Executive branch of Minsu is headed by the Prime Minister. The Prime Minister is the head of the State Cabinet, and is designated by the Emperor. The State Cabinet consists of the Ministers of State and may be appointed or dismissed by the Prime Minister or the Emperor at any time. Explicitly defined to be the source of executive power, it is in practice, however, mainly exercised by the Emperor and his representative to the government, the Prime Minister. The practice of its powers is responsible to the State Congress, and as a whole, should the State Cabinet lose confidence and support to be in office by the State Congress, the State Congress may dismiss the Cabinet en masse with a motion of no confidence.
首相 | Prime Minister
The Prime Minister of Minsu is designated by the Emperor and the State Congress, serving a term of four years or less; with no limits imposed on the number of terms the Prime Minister may hold. The Prime Minister heads the State Cabinet and exercises "control and supervision in the emperor's stead" of the executive branch, and is the head of government. The Prime Minister is vested with the power to present bills to the State Congress, to sign laws, to declare a state of emergency, and may also dissolve the State Congress' House of Representatives at will. He or she presides over the State Cabinet and appoints, or dismisses, the other Cabinet ministers.
Both houses of the State Congress and the Emperor designates the Prime Minister with a ballot cast under the run-off system. Under the State Constitution, should both houses not agree on a common candidate, then a joint committee is allowed to be established to agree on the matter; specifically within a period of ten days, exclusive of the period of recess. However, if both houses still do not agree to each other, the decision made by the Emperor is deemed to be that of State Congress. Upon designation, the Prime Minister is presented with their commission, and then formally appointed to office by the Emperor.
As a candidate designated by the State Congress and the Emperor, he or she is required to report to the State Congress and to the imperial throne whenever demanded. The Prime Minister must also be both a civilian and a member of either house of the State Congress.
Seal of the Prime Minister of Minsu
州内閣 | State Cabinet
The State Cabinet of Minsu (ミンス州内閣) consists of the Ministers of State and the Prime Minister. The members of the State Cabinet are appointed by the Prime Minister, and under the Cabinet Law, the number of members of the Cabinet appointed, excluding the Prime Minister, must be twenty or less, but may only be increased to twenty-four should a special need arise. Article 68 of the State Constitution states that all members of the Cabinet must be civilians and the majority of them must be chosen from among the members of either house of the State Congress. The precise wording leaves an opportunity for the Prime Minister to appoint some non-elected State Congress officials. The Cabinet is required to resign en masse while still continuing its functions, till the appointment of a new Prime Minister.
Under the State Constitution, all laws and cabinet orders must be signed by the competent Minister and countersigned by the Prime Minister, before being formally promulgated by the Emperor. Also, all members of the State Cabinet cannot be subject to legal action without the consent of the Prime Minister; however, without impairing the right to take legal action.
The current cabinet was formed on 10 May 1422. It is headed by Prime Minister Haruka Tanaka.
Seal of the State Cabinet
省庁 | Ministries
The ministries of Minsu (ミンスの省庁) consist of fifteen executive ministries and the State Cabinet Office. Each ministry is headed by a Minister of State, which are mainly senior legislators, and are appointed from among the members of the Cabinet by the Prime Minister. The State Cabinet Office, formally headed by the Prime Minister, is an agency that handles the day-to-day affairs of the State Cabinet. The ministries are the most influential part of the daily-exercised executive power, and since few ministers serve for more than a year or so necessary to grab hold of the organisation, most of its power lies within the senior bureaucrats.
Below is a series of ministry-affiliated government agencies and bureaus responsible for government procedures and activities as of 23 August 1422.
State Cabinet Office State Cabinet SecretariatMinistry of AgricultureMinistry of Defense Ministry of Education, Science and Technology Ministry of Energy Ministry of Environment Ministry of Finance Ministry of Foreign Affairs Ministry of Health Ministry of Internal Affairs Ministry of Justice Ministry of Public Works and Transportation Ministry of Trade and Industry
立 法 Legislative
概要 | Overview
The Legislative branch organ of Minsu is the State Congress (州議会) or the Gikai. It is a bicameral legislature, composing of a lower house, the House of Representatives, and an upper house, the Senate. Empowered by the State Constitution to be "the highest organ of State power" and one of the other "law-making organ of the State", its houses are both directly elected under a parallel voting system and is ensured by the State Constitution to have no discrimination on the qualifications of each members; whether be it based on "race, creed, sex, social status, family origin, education, property or income". The Gikai, therefore, reflects the sovereignty of the people; a principle of popular sovereignty whereby the supreme power lies within, in this case, the Minsunese people.
The Gikai's responsibilities includes the making of laws, the approval of the annual national budget, the approval of the conclusion of treaties and the selection of the Prime Minister. In addition, it has the power to initiate draft constitutional amendments, which, if approved, are to be presented to the people for ratification in a referendum before being promulgated by the Emperor. The State Constitution also enables both houses to conduct investigations in relation to government, demand the presence and testimony of witnesses, and the production of records, as well as allowing either house of the Gikai to demand the presence of the Prime Minister or the other Minister of State, in order to give answers or explanations whenever so required. The Gikai is also able to impeach Court judges convicted of criminal or irregular conduct. The State Constitution, however, does not specify the voting methods, the number of members of each house, and all other matters pertaining to the method of election of the each members, and are thus, allowed to be determined for by law.
Under the State Constitution, at least one session of the Gikai must be convened each year. The State Cabinet can also, at will, convoke extraordinary sessions of the Gikai and is required to, when a quarter or more of the total members of either house demands it. During an election, only the House of Representatives is dissolved. The Senate is however, not dissolved but only closed, and may, in times of national emergency, be convoked for an emergency session. The Emperor both convokes the Gikai and dissolves the House of Representatives.
For bills to become Law, they are to be first passed by both houses of the State Gikai, signed by the Ministers of State, countersigned by the Prime Minister, and then finally promulgated by the Emperor.
State Gikai
衆議院 | House of Representatives
The House of Representatives of Minsu (衆議院) is the Lower house, with the members of the house being elected once every four years, or when dissolved, for a four-year term. As of November 18, 1417, it has N/A?. Of these, N/A? members are elected from 5 multi-member constituencies by a party-list system of proportional representation, and N/A? are elected from single-member constituencies. N/A? seats are required for majority. The House of Representatives is the more powerful house out of the two, it is able to override vetoes on bills imposed by the Senate with a two-thirds majority. It can, however, be dissolved by the Prime Minister at will. Members of the house must be of Minsunese nationality; those aged 18 years and older may vote, while those aged 25 years and older may run for office in the lower house.
上院 | Senate
The Senate of Minsu (参議院) is the Upper house, with half the members of the house being elected once every three years, for a six-year term. As of November 18, 1417, it has N/A? members. Of these, N/A? are elected from the 8 provinces, by single non-transferable votes, and N/A? are elected from a nationwide list by proportional representation with open lists. The Senate cannot be dissolved by the Prime Minister. Members of the house must be of Minsunese nationality; those aged 18 years and older may vote, while those aged 30 years and older may run for office in the upper house.
As the Senate can veto a decision made by the House of Representatives, the Senate can cause the House of Representatives to reconsider its decision. The House of Representatives however, can still insist on its decision by overriding the veto by the Senate with a two-thirds majority of its members present. Each year, and when required, the Gikai is convoked at the Senate, on the advice of the State Cabinet, for an extra or an ordinary session, by the Emperor. A short speech is, however, usually first made by the Speaker of the House of Representatives before the Emperor proceeds to convoke the Gikai with his Speech from the throne.
司 法 Judiciary
概要 | Overview
The Judicial branch of Minsu consists of the Supreme Court, and four other lower courts; the High Courts, District Courts, Family Courts and Summary Courts. Divided into four basic tiers, the Court's independence from the executive and legislative branches are guaranteed by the State Constitution, and is stated as: "no extraordinary tribunal shall be established, nor shall any organ or agency of the Executive be given final judicial power"; a feature known as the Separation of Powers. Article 76 of the Constitution states that all the Court judges are independent in the exercise of their own conscience and that they are only bounded by the State Constitution and the laws. Court judges are removable only by public impeachment, and can only be removed, without impeachment, when they are judicially declared mentally or physically incompetent to perform their duties. The State Constitution also explicitly denies any power for executive organs or agencies to administer disciplinary actions against judges. However, a Supreme Court judge may be dismissed by a majority in a referendum; of which, must occur during the first general election of the Gikai's House of Representatives following the judge's appointment, and also the first general election for every ten years lapse thereafter. Trials must be conducted, with judgment declared, publicly, unless the Court "unanimously determines publicity to be dangerous to public order or morals"; with the exception for trials of political offenses, offenses involving the press, and cases wherein the rights of people as guaranteed by the State Constitution, which cannot be deemed and conducted privately. Court judges are appointed by the State Cabinet, in attestation of the Emperor, while the Chief Justice is appointed by the Emperor; which in practice, known to be under the recommendation of the former Chief Justice.
The Legal system in Minsu has been historically influenced by Gaoist law; developing independently during the Phoenix Reform period through texts such as Kujikata Osadamegaki. It has, however, changed during the 1329 Democratic Protest, and is now largely based on the Esferos civil law; notably, the civil code based on the Saint Markian model still remains in effect. A quasi-jury system has recently came into use, and the legal system also includes a bill of rights since May 3, 1330. The collection of Six Codes makes up the main body of the Minsunese statutory law.
All Statutory Laws in Minsu are required to be rubber stamped by the Emperor with the Privy Seal of Minsu (ミンスの高価なシール), and no Law can take effect without the State Cabinet's signature, the Prime Minister's countersignature and the Emperor's promulgation.
最高裁判所 | Supreme Court
The Supreme Court of Minsu (最高裁判所) is the court of last resort and has the power of Judicial review; as defined by the State Constitution to be "the court of last resort with power to determine the constitutionality of any law, order, regulation or official act". The Supreme Court is also responsible for nominating judges to lower courts and determining judicial procedures. It also oversees the judicial system, overseeing activities of public prosecutors, and disciplining judges and other judicial personnel.
Supreme Court of Minsu
高等裁判所 | High Courts
The High Courts of Minsu (高等裁判所) has the jurisdiction to hear appeals to judgments rendered by District Courts and Family Courts, excluding cases under the jurisdiction of the Supreme Court. Criminal appeals are directly handled by the High Courts, but Civil cases are first handled by District Courts. There are eight High Courts in Minsu corresponding to the eight provinces: the Aomine, Ishimaru, Kagane, Nagomi, Ruzu, Soma, and Kochiro High Courts.
罰則制度 | Penal System
The Penal system of Minsu (矯正施設) is operated by the Ministry of Justice. It is part of the criminal justice system, and is intended to resocialize, reform, and rehabilitate offenders. The ministry's Correctional Bureau administers the adult prison system, the juvenile correctional system, and three of the women's guidance homes, while the Rehabilitation Bureau operates the probation and the parole systems.
Ministry of Justice
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政 治 Politics
概要 | Overview
The politics of Minsu are conducted in a framework of a multi-party bicameral parliamentary representative democratic semi-constitutional monarchy in which the Emperor is the Head-of-State, with reserved political and administrative powers, and the Prime Minister as the Head-of-Government and of the State Cabinet, which directs the executive branch.
Legislative power is vested in the State Congress, which consists of the Senate and the House of Representatives. The Senate consists of 14 members and the House of Representatives has 25 members.
Judicial power is vested in the Supreme Court and lower courts, and sovereignty is vested in the Imperial Throne and their people by the Constitution. Minsu is considered a semi-constitutional monarchy with a system of reserved imperial and civil law.
会則 | Constitution
The State Constitution of Minsu was drafted by Emperor Minomo Fujiro on the first hour of the new year of 1330. It was promulgated on 2 January 1330 and came into effect on 20 January 1330. The constitution succeeded the centuries-old Senchiha State, the Gaoist-inspired legal-system and constitution implemented since 375 BF after the Phoenix Reform of 379 BF.
The 1330 Constitution established clear limits on the power of the executive branch and the Emperor. It also created an independent judiciary. Civil rights and civil liberties were allowed, though they were freely subject to limitation by law. Free speech, freedom of association and freedom of religion were all limited by laws. The leaders of the government, politicians, and the judges were left with the task of interpreting the laws using the 1330 Constitution to justify imperial sovereignty and democracy.
政府 | Government
The 1330 Constitution defines the Emperor as "the symbol of the State, religious head, the Guarantor of Independence, and the symbol of the unity of the people". He performs ceremonial, administrative, and political duties. "Political power" is held mainly by the Prime Minister and other elected members of the State Congress. The Imperial Throne is succeeded by a member of the Imperial House as designated by the Imperial Household Law.
The chief of the executive branch, the Prime Minister, is appointed by the Emperor as the chosen representative of His Majesty to the government. They are a member of the Senate and must be a civilian. The Cabinet members are nominated by the Prime Minister, and are also required to be civilian. With the United Minsunese Alliance (UMA) in power, it has been convention that the President of the party serves as the Prime Minister.
議会 | Legislature
According to the 1330 constitution, the State Congress, which enacts laws, shall be composed of two Houses, namely the Senate and the House of Representatives. The State Congress is the highest organ of state power. It stipulates that both Houses shall be composed of elected members who represent all citizens, and that the number of members in each House shall be established by legislation. For legislation to become law, both houses must pass it in identical form. Similarly to other parliamentary systems, the government proposes the majority of legislation examined by the State Congress. The cabinet then depends on the bureaucracy's competence to write actual bills.
The Senate has the legislative authority to oversee budget passage, treaty ratification, and Prime Minister appointment. Senators are chosen for a six-year term with a three-term restriction. Every three years, half of the members are elected.
The lower chamber, the House of Representatives, writes bills that are then transmitted to the Senate. Members of the lower house are chosen for three-year periods from each province's district congressional seats.
政党と選挙 | Political parties and Election
Several political parties exist in Minsu. However, the politics of Minsu have primarily been dominated by the United Minsunese Alliance (UMA), an imperialist-aligned party since 1330, with the Social Democratic Party (SODEP) playing an important role as opposition several times. The UMA was the ruling party for decades since 1330, despite the existence of multiple parties. Most of the prime ministers were elected from the inner factions of the UMA.
The three-leading parties of Minsunese politics.
外交関係 | Foreign Relations
Minsu is a member state of the World Assembly. It attaches great importance to economic, trade, and mutual defense treaties among its neighbors.
As of November 1421, Minsu is a signatory of the Multinational Working Group Regarding Passport Security and Travel Document Standards (MWG). The Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA) in 1421 has released four new state passports that follows eMRTD standards.
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地 理 Geography
概要 | Overview
Minsu is a country covering the eastern-half of Lavender island with 9 territorial islands along the Great Pacific coast of Lavender island. The territory covers 190,900 km² (73,707 sq mi.) The northwestern portion of the country, which encompasses most of the Aomine province, is characterized by a flat terrain extending east from the coastline toward the Aoi Central mountains.
The climate varies from subtropical in the north to humid subtropical and tropical rainforest in the south. These differences in climate and landscape have allowed the development of a diverse flora and fauna, with some rare endemic species, especially in the Oga Islands.
The 9 territorial islands are Taka, Himiko, Shojin, Kikyo, Mitsuha, Seijin, Suzuna, Mikumo, and Nakajima.
Because of Minsu's many far-flung outlying islands and long coastline, the country has extensive marine life and mineral resources in the ocean.
天然資源 | Natural Resources
土地資源 | Land Resources
There are medium deposits of coal, oil, iron and minerals in the Minsunese territory. Minsu is rich in natural resources and has long been exporting its vast resources such as energy and raw materials. The oil crisis in 1378 encouraged the efficient use of energy in the country. Minsu has aimed to diversify its sources and maintain high levels of energy efficiency. In regards to agricultural products, the self-sufficiency rate of most items is between 60-80% except for rice. Rice has a 100% food self-sufficiency. This made it easy to meet Minsu's food demand and food security goals.
海洋資源 | Marine Resources
The Exclusive economic zone of Minsu has an estimated large quantities of mineral resources such as methane clathrate, natural gas, metallic minerals and rare-earth mineral reserves. Seabed mineral resources such as manganese nodules, cobalt-rich crust and submarine hydrothermal deposits are located at depths over 1,000 m (3,300 ft). Most of these deep sea resources are unexplored at the seabed.
It is estimated that there are approximately 40 trillion cubic feet of methane clathrate in the northeastern Tankai Trough of Minsu. As of 1419, the methane clathrate in the deep sea remains unexploited, because the necessary technology is not established yet. This is why currently Minsu has only proven reserves like crude oil and natural gas.
The Kagane province alone is estimated to have over 450 billion cubic meters of natural gas reserves.
In 1418, 190 km (118 mi) east of Nakajima island at 5,700 m (18,700 ft) deep, approximately 21 million tons of rare-earth minerals were discovered by MAMSTEC in collaboration with Usada University and the University of Tanba.
強 | Energy
As of 1411, 46.1% of energy in Minsu was produced from petroleum, 21.3% from coal, 21.4% from natural gas, 7.3% from combined solar, wind, and hydropower. Minsu's is self-sufficient in terms of energy production with its extensive offshore oil reserves.
Reforms of the electricity and gas sectors, including full liberalization of Minsu's energy market in April 1416 and gas market in April 1417, constitute an important part of Prime Minister ? economic program.
Minsu has a large geothermal reserves in the world. Geothermal energy is being heavily focused on as a source of power following the Fukushima disaster. The Ministry of Energy (MOEn) is exploring over 15 locations for potential geothermal energy plants.
On 1423, Minsu's government pledged to increase renewable energy sources from 15% to 22–24% including wind and solar by 2030. This will help Minsu meet climate change commitments and GoGreen-ThinkGreen initiative.
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Minsuミンス帝国 (Minsunese) Minsu teikoku
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Anthem: Kokumin no ai, kunshu no tsuyo-sa (国民の愛、君主の強さ)Love of the People, Strength of the Monarch
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Capital: Tanba Largest City: Shinano Official Language: Minsunese Demonym(s): Minsunese
Government: Unitary parliamentary semi-constitutional monarchy Head of State: Emperor Head of Government: Prime Minister Legislature State Congress Upper House Senate Lower House House of Representatives
Area: ? km² Land: 190,900 km² Water: ? km²
Population: 10,284,884 (1422 census) Density: 53.9/km²
GDP (PPP) 1422 estimate: $412,464,979,558 Per capita: $40,104 Currency: Minsunese yen (MU¥) Time zone: IAT+0 Driving side: Right Calling code: +2 17 Internet TLD: .mu
Minsu (Minsunese:ミンスの聖なる帝国) is a small sovereign state in the Auran continent, covering the eastern-half of Lavender Island. Tanba is the capital city of the country with Shinano as the largest. Other notable cities are Totomi, Sagami, and Haname.
About one-third of the country's terrain is mountainous, with its population of 10.2 million concentrated on the coastal plains. Minsu covers 190,900 km² and is divided into 6 provinces and 1 special administrative province. The Greater Tanba Metro is the most populous metropolitan area in Minsu, with more than 4.82 million residents.
After centuries of absolute monarchical rule, Emperor Kang, the People's emperor, drafted the 1330 State Constitution allowing democracy to flourish under imperial rule. In the 1330 constitution, Minsu maintains a unitary parliamentary semi-constitutional monarchy with a bicameral legislature, the State Congress.
Minsu is a developed-country with a national GDP at MU¥ 470 billion, led by Oil and Petroleum, Tourism, Electronics, and Shipbuilding. It has a GDP per capita of MU¥ 45,718.56.
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To whom it may concern:
I respectfully request that the honorable administrator(s) remove all personally posted topics / content I started under this account (e.g., State Gazette | 州の官報, Municipal Catalogue | Internal Affairs). This excludes posts made by this account in the threads / topics of other members (e.g., Word Association, Count to 1000 and back down again, 3rd Rugby World Cup [rosters, roleplays, results]).
The owner, myself, would like to restart everything, thus the reason for the request for the immediate removal of all personally posted topics / threads / content I started under this account.
If deleting the entire account is the only option available to the honorable administrator(s), they are granted the right to make a decision in this regard.
P.S. Back-ups have already been made.
Hoping for your kind consideration and action upon my request.
Sincerely.
Min-Su
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ARMI PRIVATE DEFENSE OPEN ATLAS MINING AND DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION AMDC PRIVATE MINING OPEN AXIS RESCOURCE CORPORATION ARCO PRIVATE FOOD & BEVERAGE OPEN BANANA MEDIA COMPANY BMC PRIVATE MEDIA BROADCASTING OPEN BASIC ENERGY CORPORATION BECO PUBLIC ENERGY OPEN BERWOOD BRWD PRIVATE MANUFACTURING OPEN BUZHAN BANK BUB PRIVATE BANKING OPEN BUZHAN WATER COOPERATIVE BWCO PUBLIC WATER UTILITIES OPEN CENTRAL FOODS INC. CFI PUBLIC FOOD & BEVERAGE OPEN CENTRAL SUGAR COMPANY CSC PUBLIC MANUFACTURING OPEN CENTURY OIL CORPORATION COC PRIVATE OIL & GAS OPEN CENTURY-TATSUYA FOOD, INC. CTFI PRIVATE FOOD & BEVERAGE OPEN CENTURY-TATSUYA LAND, INC. CTLI PRIVATE PROPERTY OPEN CENTURY-TATSUYA POWER CORPORATION CTPC PRIVATE ENERGY OPEN CHEN CLOTHING COMPANY CCC PRIVATE APPAREL OPEN CITYVILLE DEVELOPMENT CORP. CVDC PRIVATE PROPERTY OPEN COAL LAVENDER, INC. CLI PRIVATE MINING OPEN CYBER GROUP CGRP PRIVATE HOLDINGS OPEN CYBERGATE DEVELOPMENT CORP. CDC PRIVATE PROPERTY OPEN DELI AURA, LTD. 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History
The Eriya Stock Exchange (ESE) was established on September 5, 1334 by Prince Min-Su Shoji and Lord Ota Yukiro. It operated in the historical Shojiki Building, an imperial crown property under Prince Shoji's name. The ESE listed over a hundred companies from various sectors and was dominated by either state-owned or crown companies.
Shojiki Building, Eriya
In 1385, the State Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) allowed for the merger of the Eriya Stock Exchange and the Eribi Stock Exchange. The Minsunese Stock Exchange, Inc. was incorporated in June 20, 1385 by the following incorporators: ?, ?, ?, and Princess Min-Su Ayami.
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The Minsunese Stock Exchange, Inc. (Minsunese: ミンスネーゼ証券取引所; MINEX: 礦工) is the national stock exchange of Min-Su. The exchange was created in 1385 from the merger of the Eriya Stock Exchange and the Eribi Stock Exchange. Including previous forms, the exchange has been in operation since 1334.
On a whole, the Minsunese Stock Exchange has ? listed companies. The main index for MINEX is the MINEX Composite Index (MINEXi) composed of thirty (30) listed companies. The selection of companies in the MINEXi is based on a specific set of criteria. There are also six additional sector-based indices. The MINEX is overseen by a 15-member Board of Directors, chaired by the Securities and Exchange Commissioner, Koto Hideki.
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The Minsunese Stock Exchange is where icons and disruptors come to build on their success and shape the future. We’ve created one of the world’s largest and most trusted equities exchange and the world’s most deterministic trading technology. Our data, technology and expertise help today’s leaders and tomorrow’s visionaries capitalize on opportunity in the public markets.
- Giovanniland, Larxia and Haetonia
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Country prepares for upcoming Sacred Week
By Mori Tatsuya
ERIYA - The Gaoism-adherents in the country are preparing for the celebration of one of the biggest holidays in Min-Su, the Sacred Week. It is a seven-day holiday in which Gaoists and the Minsunese diaspora observe four important religious events in Gaoism. These are: the Descent of the Primordial Gao (February 27), the Preaching of the Myriad Ways (February 28), the Personification of the Divine Will (March 2), and the Ascension of the Primordial Gao or the Gaomatsuri (March 5).
Many Minsunese nationals take paid time off during this holiday, and some companies are closed down completely and give their employees time off. Sacred Week is the longest vacation period of the year for many Minsunese workers and is a popular time for holiday travel. Despite significantly higher rates than usual, flights, trains, and hotels are often fully booked.
Minsunese nationals during the Sacred Week would flock to shrines and pray. Spend the holidays with their families and sing Gaoist hymns. Minsunese homes and streets would be decorated with Gaoist ornaments. Actors and plays would act on Gaoist stories and local myths.
The State Commission on Religion (SCR), an independent agency on religious affairs, expects this year’s Sacred Week to be larger than previous years.
During the last day of the Sacred Week, people from around the country would flock to the imperial capital to participate in the annual Gaomatsuri. The Gaomatsuri is a street-festival which is held on March 5 annually wherein people dance to the beat of the drums and instruments celebrating the ascension of the Primordial Gao after preaching on Esferos.
People would wear their traditional dress and the streets would be filled with music, stalls, and people.
- Giovanniland, Larxia and Zoran
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ZORAN - Matchday 4 is to be held on Tuesday, 15th of February. Group D is scheduled to play in The Conquest Ring, Yemiduga City, Zoran with matches between United Adaikes and Qostaoyae, and between Min-Su and Cambria. This would be MIZUNO's 3rd game after losing its match against United Adaikes and resting last Matchday 3, February 13th.
Previously, Coach Wang Ang has said that MIZUNO's match against United Adaikes was destined to end MIZUNO's journey in RWC3. And Ang was indeed right all along. MIZUNO team is expected to return home after the world cup ends.
State Sports Commissioner Michael Kitamura has said that MIZUNO's participation is not one of athletic importance but of an economic one. A revenue report from the Ministry of Finance stated that from the beginning of the RWC3, Min-Su generated a whopping ¥549 million in revenue. The revenue was from different "economic" activities such as advertisements, product placements, livestreams, television coverage, merchandise, airline fares, etc.
State Minister of Finance Wen Yuan urged stockholders to continue to commit to the state "economic" activities being performed in the RWC3 stage. Revenue is predicted to reach more or less a billion after the RWC3 due to a surge in "gullible" buyers.
- Zoran, Giovanniland, United Adaikes and 1 other
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Zoran - The Minsunese State Rugby Team, MIZUNO, won its first match in the 3rd Rugby World Cup in Zoran against the Nagaraningrad Rugby Union. With a score of 8-3, MIZUNO made the crowd go wild. Captain Han Ziqing said that the match was intense. MIZUNO won Group D's first match held in The Conquest Ring, Yemiduga City, Zoran.
The sports fan back home in Min-Su held a a small victory party with people flocking the streets screaming "ビクトリー". Tatelco Home Fibre, Min-Su's fastest fibre internet, began offering 10% off on select plans in honor of MIZUNO's first win.
MIZUNO will have its second match in Group D against the United Adaikes. Coach Wang Ang has foreseen that a match against United Adaikes will stop MIZUNO's journey in the RCW3. Captain of MIZUNO, Han Ziqing, has said to his teammates to just enjoy and work better against United Adaikes.
Matchday 2 will be held on February 11 with Min-Su VS United Adaikes' match set as the second game.
MIZUNO and the entire country extends its warmest congratulations to the Larxian National Team with its first win against Blue Bubble. Popular ice cream brand Lolalo of Universal Foodsphere has sent gift packs and complimentary ice creams to the Larxian National Team.
- Larxia, embubbleblue, Zoran and 2 others
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ZORAN - The 3rd Rugby World Cup begins today Wednesday, February 9, 1422 live in Zoran. SG Sports+ coverage is brought to you by MBS Channel 2, Tatelco Home Fibre - Min-Su's fastest fibre internet, and KLIX Channel 3. Live coverage is available at MBS Channel 2 and KLIX Channel 3 , with live-streaming brought to you by KLIXtv+.
Group D's first match is between Nagaraningrad and Min-Su which will be held in The Conquest Ring in Yemiduga City, Zoran. Captain Han Ziqing of MIZUNO (Minsu State Rugby Team) has promised as a good game brought to you by Minsunese Airlines, fly now with Minsunese Airlines RWC3 Sale of up to 20% discount to selected destinations. Valid until February 23, 1422.
RWC3 MIZUNO Official Merchandise is now available for sale at the TatsuGO app. Buy now the limited edition MIZUNO Rugby Ball for as low as ¥120. Delivery fee not included.
ZORAN - Our friends from the Kingdom of Larxia, the Larxian National Team is playing the second match for Group C against our Lavender island neighbor, Blue Bubble. The game is situated to be held in Markanus Stadium, Leo Rugiet, Zoran.
The match is broadcasted through State Gazette Sports+ and Falconel Sports. It is available via live-telecast through Falconel Sports Channel 1, MBS Channel 2, and KLIX Channel 3. Live-streaming is available via KLIXtv+.
RWC3 LARXIA and MIZUNO official merchandise is now available for sale at the TatsuGO app. Buy now the limited edition MIZUNO Rugby Ball for as low as ¥120. Delivery fee not included.
Don't miss the RWC3 exclusives available through KLIXtv+ Premium. For as low as ¥10 monthly subscription, you could now be updated to the sports happenings.
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MIZUNO Team in Zoran
By Idakka Shoji, SG Sports+ Zoranian Correspondent
ZORAN - The country's 15-man team arrives in Zoran to participate in the 3rd Rugby World Cup. Min-Su's RWC3 dream will soon be realized as the Mizuno delegates landed in the host city in Zoran.
Captain Han Ziqing, who will open the country's campaign in Day 1 flew to Zoran together with 14 of Min-Su's state rugby players. Headed by head coach Wang Ang for the second time, Mizuno hopes to bring back a medal. However, the State Sports Commission hinted that the team participated in the RWC3 for "economic" opportunities. Last February 4, it was reported that Mizuno received ¥15 million in anonymous funding.
“Everything you need, especially food, are available and given by our state sponsors,” said Wang. “There are 1,000 kinds of meals to choose from – main course, dessert, appetizers, name it, they’re all there.”
"There are even Lolalo ice creams from Universal Foodsphere," Wang advertised. "A special sale of 30% off is available in stores near you!"
The Minsunese State Rugby Team or the MSRT (明蘇內塞州橄欖球隊), often known as the Mizuno Samurais (水野侍) or simply Mizuno, is a rugby team administered by the Min-Su Rugby Football Union (MRFU) and sponsored by the State Sports Commission. The rugby team had its first debut participating in its first-ever international game, the 2nd Rugby World Cup held in Dilber.
Rugby was first played in Min-Su in the 1330s in the port area of Eribi City in Owari province. It was brought by foreigners who taught rugby as a past time activity in the port. Popular participation by local university teams was established in 1346 AF. It was recognized as a sport in Min-Su by the prime minister at the time.
SG Sports+ coverage of the 3rd Rugby World Cup in Zoran is powered by Tatelco Home Fibre, the fastest fibre internet in Min-Su. It is available via live-telecast in MBS Channel 2.
- Zoran, United Adaikes and embubbleblue
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Minsunese State Rugby Team MIZUNO ラグビー Emblem Samurai Union Min-Su Rugby Football Union Head Coach Wang Ang Captain Han Ziqing Home Stadium Jade Mizuno Rugby Stadium Player Kit
Appearances 1 (First in 2nd TWP World Cup) Website com.rugby-minsu.mu (in Common) The Minsunese State Rugby Team (明蘇內塞州橄欖球隊), often known as the Mizuno Samurais (水野侍) is administered by the Min-Su Rugby Football Union (MRFU), which was founded in 1376 AF. They have participated in the 2nd TWP Rugby World Cup in Dilber.
Rugby was first played in Min-Su in the 1330s in the port area of Eribi City in Owari province. Popular participation by local university teams was established in 1346 AF.
CURRENT ROSTER
On 08 February, a 15-man squad for the 1422 3rd TWP World Cup was announced. A few members from the 2nd World Cup withdrew due to injury or retirement.
NUMBER PLAYER POSITION 1 Han Ziqing Openside Flanker 2 Fan Chengxue Backside Flanker 3 Lai Qinghe Loosehead Prop 4 Sando Taro Hooker 5 Osaki Shotaro Tighthead Prop 6 Nakamoto Yuta Number 6 Lock 7 Momotaro Ida Number 7 Lock 8 Mochizuki Madoka Number 8 9 Tamura Ken Scrum-half 10 Uchida Toshio Fly-half 11 Sun Xin Left Wing 12 Xiao Han Inside Centre 13 Ayazaki Kito Outside Centre 14 Zi Li Ring Wing 15 Lian Yan Full Back RP permissions: If my opponent RPs first, they may... Choose my try scorers: Y/N Choose my kicker: Y/N RP injuries: Y/N Godmod scoring events: Y/N Godmod injuries: Y/N Godmod other events: Y/N NEWS
RWC3 coverage is available through State Gazette Sports+ or SG Sports+. It is available via live-telecast through MBS Channel 2 and KLIX Channel 3. Livestream is available through KLIXtv+.
RWC3 MIZUNO Sponsors are MBS Channel 2, KLIX Channel 3, KLIXtv+, Tatelco, Minsunese Airlines, Lolalo Ice Cream - Universal Foodsphere and TatsuGO.
- embubbleblue, Zoran, United Adaikes and 2 others
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MICA | MINSEK Free Trade Agreement
in Roleplay - How the West Was Won
Posted
MINSEK FREE TRADE AGREEMENT
PREAMBLE
Minsu and Sekiya (hereinafter referred to as “the Parties”),
CONSCIOUS of their longstanding friendship and ties that have developed through many years of fruitful and mutually beneficial cooperation between the Parties;
DETERMINED to strengthen their economic partnership through liberalization and facilitation of trade and investment;
DETERMINED to establish a framework for enhanced cooperation to promote a predictable, transparent and consistent business environment that will lead to the improvement of economic efficiency and the development of trade and investment;
DESIRING to foster creativity, innovation and links between dynamic sectors of their economies;
SEEKING to create larger and new markets and to enhance the attractiveness and vibrancy of the markets of the Parties;
RECALLING the contribution made to the development of the bilateral trade relationship between the Parties by the Agreement on Commerce between Minsu and the Republic of Sekiya, signed at Tanba on 6 July 1357,
DETERMINED to build on their rights, obligations, and other agreements to which they are both parties; and
CONVINCED that this Agreement would open a new era for the relationship between the Parties;
HAVE AGREED as follows:
ARTICLE Ⅰ
1. Establishment of a Free Trade Area. The Parties hereby establish a free trade area consistent with Esferos guidelines.
2. The Parties shall endeavor to cooperate and support each other, within the limits of their possibilities, in economic and in the technical fields mentioned in Article 2 of the present Agreement. Such cooperation shall take place on a basis of equal partnership.
3. The reduction of restrictions on businesses within both countries in terms of conducting business within each others' borders.
4. Reduction of tariffs imposed on both parties signatory to the Agreement.
5. The exchange of commodities produced in each other's countries, as well as the acceptance of these goods for sale by vendors in these countries.
6. Arrangements regarding individual projects shall be concluded on the basis and within the framework of the present Agreement.
ARTICLE Ⅱ
The arrangements referred to in paragraph 2 of Article I of the present Agreement shall provide for both Parties to:
1. Establish technology training and demonstration facilities;
2. Dispatching technical-industrial specialists and/or consultants to specific projects at the behest of the other party;
3. Opening the borders between the contracting parties includes visa-free travel and the establishment of a permanent embassy, consul, and diplomatic relations.
4. Reduction of tariffs imposed on imports and goods on both parties signatory to the Agreement.
ARTICLE Ⅲ
On the basis of arrangements concluded under paragraph 2 of Article I of the present Agreement, both parties shall further endeavor to assist each other:
1. By opening its market to both parties’ companies, in the fields of food processing, beverages, steel industry, agriculture, and electronics.
2. By promoting the educational and intellectual exchanges between both parties.
3. By promoting tourism between both parties.
ARTICLE Ⅳ
The Government of the Republic of Sekiya shall:
1. At its own expense, provide necessary land and buildings including appurtenances for the individual Minsunese electronics and food manufacturing projects in Sekiya.
2. Bear the costs of operation and maintenance for the individual projects, including the costs of equipment and supplies required.
3. Provide at its own expense indigenous technical and auxiliary staffs required for the individual projects as well as interpreters;
4. Make appropriate arrangements to ensure that, after a reasonable lapse of time, the technicians from the Empire of Minsu can be succeeded by suitable Sekiyan technicians;
5. Bear the costs of round-trip air transportation fare for the experts and technicians from the Empire of Minsu between Tanba (Minsu) and Nur (Sekiya).
6. Provide local transportation for the experts and technicians from the Empire of Minsu and bear the costs of operation and maintenance thereof.
7. Open its door for tourism and allow visa-free travel for Minsunese.
8. Pass national legislation allowing for special non-fiscal incentives and income tax holidays valid for five years to Minsunese companies and investments.
9. Allow monetary usage of the Minsunese Yen alongside the Sekiyan Republican Dollar, to allow the government to reduce the volatility of its exports.
Details of the items contained in the preceding paragraphs and/or of other items shall be settled between the Parties by means of the arrangements referred to in paragraph 2 of Article I of the present Agreement.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the respective representatives, duly authorized for the purpose, have signed the present Agreement.
DONE at Tanba-cho, Chiyoda-gun, Kochiro-toshu on the 30th day of March, 1423, in two originals, both in the Common language.
For the Government of the Empire of Minsu:
(Signed)
PM Haruka Tanaka
Prime Minister of the Empire of Minsu
For the Government of the Republic of Sekiya:
(Signed)
Chancellor Amelia Marcus
Chancellor of the Republic of Sekiya