Nihon Institute of Science and Technology

" **Today, we will give humanity its greatest gift. This is the moment we have all been working towards. We've lost many along the way, but let us not forget that they had hope in their hearts - hope that we will succeed in their name. May knowledge prevail!** " *-Yamashiro Haruo*

## Projects

### Completed

SN-26 Kozakura Battle Tank, Shirasagi Bomber Drones, Gen. 1-5 Mechmen, Gen. 1-5 Mechwomen, Aharen Digisystem for Mechmen, Infinite Array Theory, Eswam Rule (IAT), Pseudo flight organ

## Notable Members

### Staff

Yoshimoto Yoshihiro, Hiraoka Asami, Sako Kyou, Ike Mitsuo, Higuchi Aika, Asano Yuki, Aharen Sumi

### Notable Professors

Yamashiro Haruo, Hirano Asuza, Hamada Katashi, Iwai Yoshi

## Destruction

### Cause

First test run spawned a wormhole to Semiramis

### Event

HANA Failure (1989)

The **Nihon Institute of Science and Technology**, also known in Japan as *日本技術大学* (*Nihon-gijitsu-daigaku*) was a private university in Chūō-ku, Tokyo, Japan. Formed in 1959, it was among the most prosperous universities in Japan during the Third Sino-Japanese war, influencing and revolutionizing military technology.

The institute's notable alumni, such as Yamashiro Haruo and Hirano Asuza, gave it an extremely revered position in the field of education and scientific research, being among the top-ranked institutions in Japan at the time. During the 70s, the institution's curriculum was highly focused on engineering and physics.

## **History**

The Nihon Institute of Science and Technology was formed on February 12, 1959 with the lead scientists and engineers being *Iwai Yoshi*, *Yoshimoto Yoshihiro* and government official *Hamada Katashi*. The institution's first few projects, including the *SN-26 Kozakura Battle Tank*, gave it recognition within the field of military technology. Within no time, the university became known as one of Japan's, if not one of the world's top ranked academic institutes. Yoshimoto Yoshihiro, a leading figure in the field of physics, was appointed to lead the university - where his influence caused a boom in the advancement of the institute. This in turn led to the discovery of "C-121", to the drafting of the HANA Particle Accelerator Machine. As of December 1979, there were more than 480,000 students attending the university.

It was during the early 1960s that the institute found an opportunity, with the Third Sino-Japanese war raging in Sakurajima. In order to counter the incredibly powerful Chinese mechwomen, Dr. Yoshimoto and Yamashiro Haruo, a young but revered scientist at the time, designed the modern versions of the Japanese mechwomen - which gave Japan a lucky escape from total defeat. Since the end of the war, the Nihon Institute of Science and Technology was recognized by American scientists at NASA, who gave the institute a global spotlight.

## **C-121 & The HANA Particle Accelerator Machine**

Little to no information is available about the theoretical element "C-121", as the original documents of the theory were burnt to a crisp after the cremation of Yoshimoto Yoshihiro.

*The HANA Particle Accelerator*, originally drawn and proposed by Dr. Yoshimoto, was put in the leadership of Yamashiro Haruo, who wanted Japan's technology to further compete against the U.S. and recently, the Soviet Union. Work on the project began in January 1964, soon after Japan's victory against China. Within a span of seven years, intensive work and foreign aid, the particle accelerator was finished in 1971 and its first test run was due on May 25, 1989. Upon identifying the success of Japan's pursuit for science, the U.S. wanted to assist the country, setting their pasts aside. The project was funded by *Harley Matthews* with a sum of 1.2 billion dollars, and NASA with their top physicists.

## **Mechmen and Mechwomen**

The development of mechmen and mechwomen was what gave way for the domination of the Japanese Self-Defense Force over most militaries around the world.