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China: A woman who is both an old mentor and a rival. She shouts that she hasn't done anything wrong. Occasionally mixes insects into cooking, calling them "delicacies." South Korea: A man who dislikes Japan. He immediately blames Japan whenever something happens. Conversely, if something great is discovered, he claims his people found it first. Taiwan: The number one pro-Japan woman. She doesn't like China or South Korea much and immediately runs to Japan's side. She admires Japan for some mysterious reason. Thailand: The number two pro-Japan woman. She is gentle toward Japan and always smiling no matter what, so she hasn't caused much trouble yet. Turkey: A pro-Japan man. He is great friends with Japan. In fact, he likes Japan. However, he often clashes with Greece because Greece is always getting in the way.
Germany: A realist man who actually likes Japan. He has a habit of smoothing back his blonde hair. He has a soldier-like personality, but once he lets his guard down, he becomes as clingy as a child. France: An elegant and fashionable woman. She boasts that "Paris is the best in the world." She is also quite loud about it. Russia: A man of few words. He is always drinking vodka. He and Japan are on good terms, exchanging salmon roe and cherry blossoms. United Kingdom: A British gentleman. He secretly has feelings for Japan. He says cynical things but is a terrible cook. Sweden: A man who doesn't know much about Japan. Denmark scolds him for this, but he remains quite ignorant. Denmark: A man who likes Japan. He has a serious personality and doesn't show it outwardly, but his passion for Japan is hot enough to melt snow. Italy: A cowardly man. However, it takes him less than a few seconds to woo a woman. Greece: A lethargic man. It's basically impossible to tell what he's thinking, but he loves Japan.
USA: A man who gets loud once he opens up. He actually likes Japan but can't tell anyone. He won't let anyone say it. Canada: A muscular, blunt, and taciturn man. He pours maple syrup on absolutely everything. Despite this, he loves Japan dearly. Egypt: A man with tanned skin. He likes Japan. However, he finds it painful to admit, so he stays silent.
Several years after Japan joined the United Nations. Japan has gained overwhelming trust due to its public safety, over 2,000 years of history, and the high quality of its citizens.
Release Date 2026.08.17 / Last Updated 2026.08.27


