Min-Su

Team Information
Style: 3.1
Home Stadium: La Falca Mestalla, New Larxia
Capacity: 71,000
Coaches: James Mario, Felix Cage
Manager: Eddie Hansen
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Roster
Name Position Age Jake Kirk(C) LHP 28 Brock Levi Hooker 24 Cameron Kubrick THP 33 Brodie Whitelock SR 29 Sam Matfield SR 30 Jerome Smith BF 25 Richie Rich OF 19 Kieran Hooper No.8 24 Gareth Matthews SH 35 Michael Davis FH 27 Brian Sela IC 22 Mathieu Driscoll OC 21 Jake South LW 28 William Naholo RW 31 Beauden Brown FB 27 _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
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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.
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The Chenuxant War (1333 - 1339)
The Chenuxant War was a war between Qostaoyae and with lots of natives and Tarra. The area in which of where they were particularly fighting was in the Lastu Heights which was a sparse populated area but very rich and resources, but you are probably wondering, why did they go to war?

The three main reasons was 1. The land had many vast resources and were very valuable and could make lots of money out of it from trading it and would benefit the economy. 2. Since the area was sparsely populated, they could plant military bases and at the time this was classified as a strategic territory to take control of and could defend Qostaoyae. 3. For national support and maintaining national identity? At the time the tyrannical dictator, Posmana de Casta was losing national support and he thought if winning a war they would approve and would celebrate and hail him, which would only make it worse…
Many forts were destroyed and many died the casualties are disputed but we can conclude that,
11,000 ~ 13,500 dead
3,800 ~ 6,000 injured 
8,000 ~ 15,000 misplaced 
These numbers are very much just guessed but from government files we can conclude that the number ranged from around those numbers.
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In the end Qostaoyae won, annexing the entirety of The Lastu Heights and the tyrannical dictator would later start many other wars, but would eventually be overthrown by a violent coup.

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ASHIYA
Ashiya
芦屋
1st-class Municipality Municipality of Ashiya
Seal
 

Ashiya
Country        Min-Su Region         Oyama Region Province      Owari Province Founded      1200 AF Government Type             Mayor-council Body             Ashiya Municipal Assembly Mayor           N?A Vice Mayor  N?A Economy Income-Class       1st municipal income class
Service Provider Electricity     Eri Electric Company (ERECO) Water             Eri Waters Ashiya (芦屋), officially the Municipality of Ashiya, is the lone and 1st class municipality in Owari Province, Oyama Region, Min-Su.
Ashiya lies in the Greater Eriya Metro and is its lone municipality. It is bordered by Eriya City in its south, Yakumo City and Nanporo City to the east, Shinto and Usu to the north, and Gata to its west. 
OVERVIEW
Ashiya is a robust residential urban municipality with a vigorous economy providing a place to live for people employed in the neighboring cities and municipalities.
ETYMOLOGY
Ashiya (芦屋) comes from the name of a local spirit orally told in the 1000s.
GOVERNMENT
Ashiya is classified as a 1st-class municipality and is under the Owari Provincial Government. Its electorate votes for provincial officials. Ashiya is governed by a directly elected mayor, a vice-mayor, and the N?A councilors of the Ashiya Municipal Assembly. Each official is popularly elected to serve for a three-year term. The chief of the local Association of Municipal District Captains and the president of the local Youth Council Federation also serve in the municipal assembly. The day-to-day administration of the city is handled by a municipal administrator.
 
 
 
 

ERIBI CITY
Eribi
エリビ
Independent-City Eribi City
Seal
 

Port of Eribi
Country        Min-Su Region         Oyama Region Province      Owari Province Founded      100 AF Division of old Eriya Government Type             Mayor-council Body             Eribi City Assembly Mayor           N?A Vice Mayor  N?A Economy Income-Class    1st city income class     Service Provider Electricity     Eri Electric Company (ERECO) Water             Eri Waters Eribi (Minsunese: エリビ), officially the City of Eriya, is the largest city by size of the Sacred Empire of Min-Su. Located in Owari Province of Oyama Region, Eribi forms part of the Greater Eriya Metro (GEM) along with Eriya and Erici. It is the financial and commercial center of Owari Province and is the home of the maritime capital of Min-Su, the Port of Eribi.
OVERVIEW
Eribi is the largest municipality by size in Min-Su. It was established in 100 AF with the division of the old Eriya into two municipalities. Eribi in its infancy was home to most peasantry of the old capital and became the commercial center of the empire. Merchants and vessels docked at Eribi for trade.
Eribi is considered as the commercial and financial capital of Min-Su and is home to most financial institutions in the country. It is also the home of prestigious financial universities and schools of the arts.
ETYMOLOGY
Eribi's (エリビ) name comes from the name of the imperial capital  of old Eriya. As one of the divisions of the old Eriya, Eribi inherited a name similar to its parent municipality. 
GOVERNMENT
Eribi City is classified as an independent-city and is governed as such independently. Being a highly-urbanized city, Eribi City is independent of local Owari Provincial Government. Its electorate do not vote for provincial officials. Eribi is governed by the directly elected mayor, a vice-mayor, and the N?A councilors of the Eribi City Assembly. Each official is popularly elected to serve for a three-year term. The chief of the local Association of Municipal District Captains and the president of the local Youth Council Federation also serve in the city assembly. The day-to-day administration of the city is handled by a city administrator.

Table of Contents
A
Abira
Ashiya
Atsuma
B
Betsu, Ise
Betsu, Suruga
Biran
C
Chippu
D
Dafeng
E
Eriya
Eribi
Erici
Eridi
Erifi
F
Furu
G
Gata
Goku
H
Hirono
Hoku
I
Iwanai
J
Jimo
K
Kawa
Kimo
Koshi
Kotan
Kuri
Kuroma
Kutchan
Kyo
Kyowa
L
M
Meiwa
Mose
N
Naga
Nakawa
Nanbu
Nanporo
Nise
Niki
Numa
Numata
O
P
R
Ran
Ryu
S
Shako
Shinto
Shira
Soki
Suttsu
T
Taiba
Tobe
Toya
Toyoura
Tsuka
Tsuki
Tsunai
U
Ura
Uryu
Ushi
Usu
W
Wuzhen
Y
Yako
Yakumo
Yama
Yoichi
Yuni
 
 

ERIYA CITY
Eriya
エリヤ
Independent-City Eriya City
Seal

Imperial Palace
Country        Min-Su Region         Oyama Region Province      Owari Province Founded      447 BF Established
                            100 AF Division of old Eriya
Government Type             Mayor-council Body             Eriya City Assembly Mayor           N?A Vice Mayor  N?A Economy Income-Class    1st city income class     Service Provider Electricity     Eri Electric Company (ERECO) Water             Eri Waters Eriya (Minsunese: エリヤ), officially the Sacred City of Eriya, is the imperial capital of the Sacred Empire of Min-Su. Located in Owari Province of Oyama Region, Eriya forms part of the Greater Eri Metro (GEM) along with Eribi and Erici. It is the provincial seat of Owari Province and the regional capital of Oyama Region.
OVERVIEW
Eriya is the oldest municipality in Min-Su, having been established in 447 BF by the first Sacred Emperor, Min-Su Ren I. The emperor's of Min-Su ruled from Eriya for over a thousand years. It was the scene of several key events such as the Phoenix Reforms, consolidation of the Senjo Code, and the  implementation of the Senchiha State. 
Eriya is considered as the cultural capital of Min-Su and a major tourist destination. It is home to numerous Gaoist temples, palaces and gardens. Eriya is also a center of higher learning, with Eriya State University being an institution of international renown.
ETYMOLOGY
In Minsunese, Eriya was previously called Eri (エリ), Yako (やこ), or Eri no Yako (えりのやこ). In the year 71 BF, Empress Consort Feiyan, first regent of Min-Su, renamed the capital "Eriya" (エリヤ). Eriya is also called the thousand-year capital (千年資本)
DIVISION
In the year 100 AF, due to increasing number of peasantry in the capital, Sacred Emperor Pingdi divided Eriya into two independent municipalities. These were Eriya, the imperial capital which houses the imperial family and home to the state ministries, and Eribi, the commercial municipality and home to the peasantry.
GOVERNMENT
Eriya City is the regional capital of Oyama Region and the seat of government of Owari Province, but governed independently. The city and its metropolitan area exerts influence on commerce, trade, industry, education, culture, tourism & healthcare beyond the province, over the entire region and partly over southeastern Min-Su.
Being a highly-urbanized city, Eriya City is independent of Owari Province. Its electorate do not vote for provincial officials. Eriya is governed by the directly elected mayor, a vice-mayor, and the N?A councilors of the Eriya City Assembly. Each official is popularly elected to serve for a three-year term. The chief of the local Association of Municipal District Captains and the president of the local Youth Council Federation also serve in the city assembly. The day-to-day administration of the city is handled by a city administrator.
ADMINISTRATIVE DIVISIONS
Districts
Eriya has five (5) municipal districts (Minsunese: 市区町村). Together they make up the city of Eriya. Like in other cities in Min-Su, Eriya has a single mayor and a city council.
Municipal Districts of Eriya   Place name Population 1 Fu フー - 2 Higashi 東 - 3 Kamigyo 上京 - 4 Kita 北 - 5 Minami ミナミ - Greater Eri Metro
The Greater Eri Metro (GEM), formerly the Owari Metropolitan Area, is the seat of government and one of the few defined metropolitan areas in Min-Su. It is entirely composed of the municipalities of Owari province. It is the most populous and densely populated area in the country.
The region is the center of culture, economy, education and government of Min-Su. Designated as a global power city, the region exerts a significant impact on commerce, finance, media, art, fashion, research, technology, education, and entertainment, both locally and internationally. It is the home to all embassies in Min-Su, thereby making it an important center for international diplomacy in the country. Its economic power makes the region the country's premier center for finance and commerce. The region accounts for over 40% of the gross domestic product (GDP) of Min-Su.
Economy
Greater Eri Metro accounts for over 40% of the gross domestic product (GDP) of Min-Su. Furthermore, it has the highest per capita GDP of the country at ¥139,237. The city is home to the headquarters of Aikatel, GO Cellular, Tatelco, V Auto, Basic Energy Corporation, 365 Company, Buzhan Bank, District Bank and others. 
   
   
Education
Since the the Phoenix Reforms of 379 BF, Eriya has been the center of education and the arts. Home to numerous institutions, Eriya is one of the academic centers in the country. Eriya State University, a state-owned institution, is considered to be one of the top national universities nationwide. According to the Clocks Higher Education top-ranking university, Eriya State University is ranked first university in Min-Su as of 1421. The Oyama Institute of Technology is also among the most famous universities in Japan and is considered to be one of the best universities for science and technology in the country. Popular private universities, such as Minuso University and Sansho Institute are also located in the city.
Eriya also has a unique education network called the Eri Consortium of Education, which consists of all educational institutions within Eriya.
Transportation
Although Eriya does not have its own commercial airport, travelers can get to the city via nearby the New Eri International Airport in Eribi City and Nanporo International Airport in Nanporo City.
The Greater Eri Metro operates through the Eri Subway System (ESS) an extensive subway line which runs along most municipalities in the metropolitan area including Eriya. 

ASHIYA
Ashiya
芦屋
1st-class Municipality Municipality of Ashiya
Seal
 

Ashiya
Country        Min-Su Region         Oyama Region Province      Owari Province Founded      1200 AF Government Type             Mayor-council Body             Ashiya Municipal Assembly Mayor           N?A Vice Mayor  N?A Economy Income-Class       1st municipal income class
Service Provider Electricity     Eri Electric Company (ERECO) Water             Eri Waters Ashiya (芦屋), officially the Municipality of Ashiya, is the lone and 1st class municipality in Owari Province, Oyama Region, Min-Su.
Ashiya lies in the Greater Eriya Metro and is its lone municipality. It is bordered by Eriya City in its south, Yakumo City and Nanporo City to the east, Shinto and Usu to the north, and Gata to its west. 
OVERVIEW
Ashiya is a robust residential urban municipality with a vigorous economy providing a place to live for people employed in the neighboring cities and municipalities.
ETYMOLOGY
Ashiya (芦屋) comes from the name of a local spirit orally told in the 1000s.
GOVERNMENT
Ashiya is classified as a 1st-class municipality and is under the Owari Provincial Government. Its electorate votes for provincial officials. Ashiya is governed by a directly elected mayor, a vice-mayor, and the N?A councilors of the Ashiya Municipal Assembly. Each official is popularly elected to serve for a three-year term. The chief of the local Association of Municipal District Captains and the president of the local Youth Council Federation also serve in the municipal assembly. The day-to-day administration of the city is handled by a municipal administrator.
 
 
 
 

ERIBI CITY
Eribi
エリビ
Independent-City Eribi City
Seal
 

Port of Eribi
Country        Min-Su Region         Oyama Region Province      Owari Province Founded      100 AF Division of old Eriya Government Type             Mayor-council Body             Eribi City Assembly Mayor           N?A Vice Mayor  N?A Economy Income-Class    1st city income class     Service Provider Electricity     Eri Electric Company (ERECO) Water             Eri Waters Eribi (Minsunese: エリビ), officially the City of Eriya, is the largest city by size of the Sacred Empire of Min-Su. Located in Owari Province of Oyama Region, Eribi forms part of the Greater Eriya Metro (GEM) along with Eriya and Erici. It is the financial and commercial center of Owari Province and is the home of the maritime capital of Min-Su, the Port of Eribi.
OVERVIEW
Eribi is the largest municipality by size in Min-Su. It was established in 100 AF with the division of the old Eriya into two municipalities. Eribi in its infancy was home to most peasantry of the old capital and became the commercial center of the empire. Merchants and vessels docked at Eribi for trade.
Eribi is considered as the commercial and financial capital of Min-Su and is home to most financial institutions in the country. It is also the home of prestigious financial universities and schools of the arts.
ETYMOLOGY
Eribi's (エリビ) name comes from the name of the imperial capital  of old Eriya. As one of the divisions of the old Eriya, Eribi inherited a name similar to its parent municipality. 
GOVERNMENT
Eribi City is classified as an independent-city and is governed as such independently. Being a highly-urbanized city, Eribi City is independent of local Owari Provincial Government. Its electorate do not vote for provincial officials. Eribi is governed by the directly elected mayor, a vice-mayor, and the N?A councilors of the Eribi City Assembly. Each official is popularly elected to serve for a three-year term. The chief of the local Association of Municipal District Captains and the president of the local Youth Council Federation also serve in the city assembly. The day-to-day administration of the city is handled by a city administrator.

ERIYA CITY
Eriya
エリヤ
Independent-City Eriya City
Seal

Imperial Palace
Country        Min-Su Region         Oyama Region Province      Owari Province Founded      447 BF Established
                            100 AF Division of old Eriya
Government Type             Mayor-council Body             Eriya City Assembly Mayor           N?A Vice Mayor  N?A Economy Income-Class    1st city income class     Service Provider Electricity     Eri Electric Company (ERECO) Water             Eri Waters Eriya (Minsunese: エリヤ), officially the Sacred City of Eriya, is the imperial capital of the Sacred Empire of Min-Su. Located in Owari Province of Oyama Region, Eriya forms part of the Greater Eri Metro (GEM) along with Eribi and Erici. It is the provincial seat of Owari Province and the regional capital of Oyama Region.
OVERVIEW
Eriya is the oldest municipality in Min-Su, having been established in 447 BF by the first Sacred Emperor, Min-Su Ren I. The emperor's of Min-Su ruled from Eriya for over a thousand years. It was the scene of several key events such as the Phoenix Reforms, consolidation of the Senjo Code, and the  implementation of the Senchiha State. 
Eriya is considered as the cultural capital of Min-Su and a major tourist destination. It is home to numerous Gaoist temples, palaces and gardens. Eriya is also a center of higher learning, with Eriya State University being an institution of international renown.
ETYMOLOGY
In Minsunese, Eriya was previously called Eri (エリ), Yako (やこ), or Eri no Yako (えりのやこ). In the year 71 BF, Empress Consort Feiyan, first regent of Min-Su, renamed the capital "Eriya" (エリヤ). Eriya is also called the thousand-year capital (千年資本)
DIVISION
In the year 100 AF, due to increasing number of peasantry in the capital, Sacred Emperor Pingdi divided Eriya into two independent municipalities. These were Eriya, the imperial capital which houses the imperial family and home to the state ministries, and Eribi, the commercial municipality and home to the peasantry.
GOVERNMENT
Eriya City is the regional capital of Oyama Region and the seat of government of Owari Province, but governed independently. The city and its metropolitan area exerts influence on commerce, trade, industry, education, culture, tourism & healthcare beyond the province, over the entire region and partly over southeastern Min-Su.
Being a highly-urbanized city, Eriya City is independent of Owari Province. Its electorate do not vote for provincial officials. Eriya is governed by the directly elected mayor, a vice-mayor, and the N?A councilors of the Eriya City Assembly. Each official is popularly elected to serve for a three-year term. The chief of the local Association of Municipal District Captains and the president of the local Youth Council Federation also serve in the city assembly. The day-to-day administration of the city is handled by a city administrator.
ADMINISTRATIVE DIVISIONS
Districts
Eriya has five (5) municipal districts (Minsunese: 市区町村). Together they make up the city of Eriya. Like in other cities in Min-Su, Eriya has a single mayor and a city council.
Municipal Districts of Eriya   Place name Population 1 Fu フー - 2 Higashi 東 - 3 Kamigyo 上京 - 4 Kita 北 - 5 Minami ミナミ - Greater Eri Metro
The Greater Eri Metro (GEM), formerly the Owari Metropolitan Area, is the seat of government and one of the few defined metropolitan areas in Min-Su. It is entirely composed of the municipalities of Owari province. It is the most populous and densely populated area in the country.
The region is the center of culture, economy, education and government of Min-Su. Designated as a global power city, the region exerts a significant impact on commerce, finance, media, art, fashion, research, technology, education, and entertainment, both locally and internationally. It is the home to all embassies in Min-Su, thereby making it an important center for international diplomacy in the country. Its economic power makes the region the country's premier center for finance and commerce. The region accounts for over 40% of the gross domestic product (GDP) of Min-Su.
Economy
Greater Eri Metro accounts for over 40% of the gross domestic product (GDP) of Min-Su. Furthermore, it has the highest per capita GDP of the country at ¥139,237. The city is home to the headquarters of Aikatel, GO Cellular, Tatelco, V Auto, Basic Energy Corporation, 365 Company, Buzhan Bank, District Bank and others. 
   
   
Education
Since the the Phoenix Reforms of 379 BF, Eriya has been the center of education and the arts. Home to numerous institutions, Eriya is one of the academic centers in the country. Eriya State University, a state-owned institution, is considered to be one of the top national universities nationwide. According to the Clocks Higher Education top-ranking university, Eriya State University is ranked first university in Min-Su as of 1421. The Oyama Institute of Technology is also among the most famous universities in Japan and is considered to be one of the best universities for science and technology in the country. Popular private universities, such as Minuso University and Sansho Institute are also located in the city.
Eriya also has a unique education network called the Eri Consortium of Education, which consists of all educational institutions within Eriya.
Transportation
Although Eriya does not have its own commercial airport, travelers can get to the city via nearby the New Eri International Airport in Eribi City and Nanporo International Airport in Nanporo City.
The Greater Eri Metro operates through the Eri Subway System (ESS) an extensive subway line which runs along most municipalities in the metropolitan area including Eriya. 

Table of Contents
A
Abira
Ashiya
Atsuma
B
Betsu, Ise
Betsu, Suruga
Biran
C
Chippu
D
Dafeng
E
Eriya
Eribi
Erici
Eridi
Erifi
F
Furu
G
Gata
Goku
H
Hirono
Hoku
I
Iwanai
J
Jimo
K
Kawa
Kimo
Koshi
Kotan
Kuri
Kuroma
Kutchan
Kyo
Kyowa
L
M
Meiwa
Mose
N
Naga
Nakawa
Nanbu
Nanporo
Nise
Niki
Numa
Numata
O
P
R
Ran
Ryu
S
Shako
Shinto
Shira
Soki
Suttsu
T
Taiba
Tobe
Toya
Toyoura
Tsuka
Tsuki
Tsunai
U
Ura
Uryu
Ushi
Usu
W
Wuzhen
Y
Yako
Yakumo
Yama
Yoichi
Yuni
 
 

ERIYA CITY
Eriya
エリヤ
Independent-City Eriya City
Seal

Imperial Palace
Country        Min-Su Region         Oyama Region Province      Owari Province Founded      447 BF Established
                            100 AF Division of old Eriya
Government Type             Mayor-council Body             Eriya City Assembly Mayor           N?A Vice Mayor  N?A Economy Income-Class    1st city income class     Service Provider Electricity     Eri Electric Company (ERECO) Water             Eri Waters Eriya (Minsunese: エリヤ), officially the Sacred City of Eriya, is the imperial capital of the Sacred Empire of Min-Su. Located in Owari Province of Oyama Region, Eriya forms part of the Greater Eri Metro (GEM) along with Eribi and Erici. It is the provincial seat of Owari Province and the regional capital of Oyama Region.
OVERVIEW
Eriya is the oldest municipality in Min-Su, having been established in 447 BF by the first Sacred Emperor, Min-Su Ren I. The emperor's of Min-Su ruled from Eriya for over a thousand years. It was the scene of several key events such as the Phoenix Reforms, consolidation of the Senjo Code, and the  implementation of the Senchiha State. 
Eriya is considered as the cultural capital of Min-Su and a major tourist destination. It is home to numerous Gaoist temples, palaces and gardens. Eriya is also a center of higher learning, with Eriya State University being an institution of international renown.
ETYMOLOGY
In Minsunese, Eriya was previously called Eri (エリ), Yako (やこ), or Eri no Yako (えりのやこ). In the year 71 BF, Empress Consort Feiyan, first regent of Min-Su, renamed the capital "Eriya" (エリヤ). Eriya is also called the thousand-year capital (千年資本)
DIVISION
In the year 100 AF, due to increasing number of peasantry in the capital, Sacred Emperor Pingdi divided Eriya into two independent municipalities. These were Eriya, the imperial capital which houses the imperial family and home to the state ministries, and Eribi, the commercial municipality and home to the peasantry.
GOVERNMENT
Eriya City is the regional capital of Oyama Region and the seat of government of Owari Province, but governed independently. The city and its metropolitan area exerts influence on commerce, trade, industry, education, culture, tourism & healthcare beyond the province, over the entire region and partly over southeastern Min-Su.
Being a highly-urbanized city, Eriya City is independent of Owari Province. Its electorate do not vote for provincial officials. Eriya is governed by the directly elected mayor, a vice-mayor, and the N?A councilors of the Eriya City Assembly. Each official is popularly elected to serve for a three-year term. The chief of the local Association of Municipal District Captains and the president of the local Youth Council Federation also serve in the city assembly. The day-to-day administration of the city is handled by a city administrator.
ADMINISTRATIVE DIVISIONS
Districts
Eriya has five (5) municipal districts (Minsunese: 市区町村). Together they make up the city of Eriya. Like in other cities in Min-Su, Eriya has a single mayor and a city council.
Municipal Districts of Eriya   Place name Population 1 Fu フー - 2 Higashi 東 - 3 Kamigyo 上京 - 4 Kita 北 - 5 Minami ミナミ - Greater Eri Metro
The Greater Eri Metro (GEM), formerly the Owari Metropolitan Area, is the seat of government and one of the few defined metropolitan areas in Min-Su. It is entirely composed of the municipalities of Owari province. It is the most populous and densely populated area in the country.
The region is the center of culture, economy, education and government of Min-Su. Designated as a global power city, the region exerts a significant impact on commerce, finance, media, art, fashion, research, technology, education, and entertainment, both locally and internationally. It is the home to all embassies in Min-Su, thereby making it an important center for international diplomacy in the country. Its economic power makes the region the country's premier center for finance and commerce. The region accounts for over 40% of the gross domestic product (GDP) of Min-Su.
Economy
Greater Eri Metro accounts for over 40% of the gross domestic product (GDP) of Min-Su. Furthermore, it has the highest per capita GDP of the country at ¥139,237. The city is home to the headquarters of Aikatel, GO Cellular, Tatelco, V Auto, Basic Energy Corporation, 365 Company, Buzhan Bank, District Bank and others. 
   
   
Education
Since the the Phoenix Reforms of 379 BF, Eriya has been the center of education and the arts. Home to numerous institutions, Eriya is one of the academic centers in the country. Eriya State University, a state-owned institution, is considered to be one of the top national universities nationwide. According to the Clocks Higher Education top-ranking university, Eriya State University is ranked first university in Min-Su as of 1421. The Oyama Institute of Technology is also among the most famous universities in Japan and is considered to be one of the best universities for science and technology in the country. Popular private universities, such as Minuso University and Sansho Institute are also located in the city.
Eriya also has a unique education network called the Eri Consortium of Education, which consists of all educational institutions within Eriya.
Transportation
Although Eriya does not have its own commercial airport, travelers can get to the city via nearby the New Eri International Airport in Eribi City and Nanporo International Airport in Nanporo City.
The Greater Eri Metro operates through the Eri Subway System (ESS) an extensive subway line which runs along most municipalities in the metropolitan area including Eriya.