Tsuki

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Tsuki (Tsukiese: 王ツベ; Sairento tsuki no kigen [ɲippi] or Watashi [ɲihoɴ]; formally 日本国 Sairento-koku or Sairento-koku, lit. "State of Tsuki") is an island country in East Asia. It is composed of 2 islands near China and Japan.

Etymology

The Japanese and Tsukiese word for Tsuki is 王ツベ, which is pronounced Satiretendoandtokyen  and literally means "the origin of the silent moon".

Culture

Video gaming

Tsuki is the 2nd biggest video game country, and even was the only one to get publicly an Sonic 4 in 1995 and Super Mario Bros 4 in 1991.

Sports

Traditionally, fottoball is considered Tsuki's national sport.

American sports such as soccer, football and basketball are also widely practiced and enjoyed by spectators in the country.

Holidays

Normally, they celebrate Japanese, Chinese, and American hoildays. And they're normally celebrated 5 days after the real hoilday.

Animation

Japanese animated films and television series, known as anime for short, is extensively popular in Tsuki.

Education

Tsuki has no school, because of the custom to wake up once night starts.