Tokuto

Republic of Tokuto とくと (Tokutese)
Flag National Emblem
Motto: じしん、せいじつとけんきょ "Diffidence, Honesty and Humility"
Anthem: Tenzomoshi てんぞもし "A heaven for both heart and soul"
Geographical map of Tokuto
Capital	Ashita (あした)
Largest city	Nakaniwa (なかにわ)
Official languages	Tokutese
Recognised national languages	Tokutese
Ethnic groups (2024)	Tokutese (89.3%) Indigenous (3.4%) Other (8.3%)
Demonym(s)	Tokutese
Government	Constitutional Presidential Monarchy
• Head Princess	Miyashiro Kazumi
• President	Tahara Hiroshi
Legislature	National Assembly
Establishment
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Area
• Total	840,997.65 km2 (324,711.01 sq mi)
Population
• 2023 estimate	137,468,238
• 2021 census	136,310,071
• Density	163.46/km2 (423.4/sq mi)
GDP (PPP)	2023 estimate
• Total	3.308 Trilion ACU
• Per capita	24,064 ACU
GDP (nominal)	2023 estimate
• Total	2.1492 Trilion ACU
• Per capita	15,634 ACU
Gini (2022)	31.5 medium
HDI (2023)	0.918 very high
Currency	Tokutese yuen (¥) 1:1 conversion with the Japanese yen
Time zone	UTC +5
Date format	dd-mm-yyyy (Until great war reversed)
Driving side	left
Calling code	+53
ISO 3166 code	TO
Internet TLD	.to

Tokuto officialy the Republic of Tokuto (ROT) is a country located in Southern Olivacia. On the mainland it is bordered by Mygona from the southwest and by Iskamiya from the north. South and east costlines are washed by the Ōkī Sea whereas the west cost is defined by Sea of Tokuto in which the Lotus Isles are situated. Tokuto is established on tectonically stable area which makes it safe from phenomenos such as earthquakes or tsunamis. Its territory spans across an archipelago of 1,372 islands, with the two main islands being Kajima, and Nishinoshima. Ashita is the country's capital and second largest city right behind former capital Nakaniwa. It has a population of 136 million, of which nearly half lives in metropolitan areas.

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Etymology

Name of the Lotus Isles

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Name of the Country

Main article: Names of Tokuto

Although the word Tokuto (とくと) could be directly translated as a land without haste or Name comes from the combination of the words

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