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Pearl Harbor 2 (Tsukiese: かくいなみのみらてみこなかかてちす2, literally meaning Tokybomb) was a war and surprise attack fought between the Imperial Tsukiese Navy and the Imperial Japanese Navy from 1972 to 1978. The conflict was initiated by Tsuki, who in the late night hours on 2 February, launched a surprise bombing on the Japanese city of Tokyo. After the bombing's success, Japan decided to bomb all of Tsuki but failed.
Bombing of Tokyo
Tokyo was bombed in night at Feb 2, and made the war start on 3 Feb.
