The Federation of Kameyama

Civil Flag of Kameyama

The **Federation of Kameyama**, also known as **Japan**, the **Federation**, or simply "*Kameyama*," is a people's democratic federation located in East Asia. The federation comprises **mainland Japan, the Korean Peninsula, Manchuria (Manchuko), Mengkiang (Mengjiang), Taiwan (Formosa), Vietnam, Cambodia, Laos (French Indochina), the formerly Far East SSR oblast of Primorsky Krai**, as well as several outlying island colonies. With a population exceeding **100 million**, Kameyama is one of the largest and most diverse modern states in the region.

The capital of the **Federation of Kameyama** is situated in the **Tokyo Metropolitan Area**, which serves as the political, economic, and cultural center of the federation. Tokyo, renowned for its vibrant cityscape and bustling urban life.

## National Anthem

*Adopted after the revolution, **"Wide is My Motherland”** is the national anthem of the Federation of Kameyama.*

## Territories

*The Federation of Kameyama comprises of **mainland Japan, the non-autonomous island of Formosa, the Autonomous State of Manchuko, the Autonomous State of Mengjiang, the Federative Republic of Korea, the Indochinese Federative Union of Vietnam, Cambodia, and Laos, Enkai Chihō and the city-state of Urajiosutoku, as well as several outlying island colonies in the Pacific**.*

## The New Progressive Party

*The **New Progressive Party**, also known as the "Progressives", and the NPP, is a left-leaning progressive capitalist faction that has ruled **Kameyama** since the **Flower Revolution.***

The New Progressive Party is a merger party formed from the **Tsukumizu Democratic Party,** and several other unnamed parties. For more information on the NPP, *please visit this page*.

## Military

* **Kameyama National Defense Force [KNDF]**
* **Kameyama National Air Defense Force [KNADF]**
* **Kameyama Ground Defense Force [KGDF]**
* **Kameyama Maritime Defense Force [KMDF]**
* **Coast Guard of Kameyama [KCG]**

## Politics and Government

**The politics of Kameyama** is characterized by a **representative democratic system with a constitutional monarchy,** where the **Emperor** has little-to-no political power**.** Following the Flower Revolution, the ***Empire of Japan*** transformed into the **Federation of Kameyama**. The political landscape of Kameyama is shaped by a **multi-party system,** where various political parties compete for power and influence.

## Ministries

* **Chief Executive**
* **First Secretary of the Chief Executive**
* **Ministry of Defense**
* **Ministry of Fiscal Affairs**
* **Ministry of AtenewCordian Affairs**
* **Ministry of Health**
* **Ministry of Information and Technology**
* **Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, and Science**
* **Ministry of Foreign Affairs**
* **Ministry of Internal Affairs**
* **Ministry of Justice**
* **Ministry of Energy and Nuclear Power Affairs**
* **Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fishies :3**
* **Ministry of Labor and Welfare**
* **Ministry of Land, Infastructure, Transport and Tourism**
* **Ministry of State for Disaster Management**
* **Ministry of Loneliness**
* **National Public Safety Commission**

## Capitals [by population] 1980 census

1. **Tokyo Metropolitan Area, Mainland Japan [~33,849,000]**
2. **City of Seoul, Korean Federative Republic [8,364,379]**
3. **Bangkok, Indochinese Federative Union [~4,723,000]**
4. **Taipei, Formosa Federative Republic [~2,247,000]**
5. **Harbin City, Manchuko Autonomous State [~1,900,000]**
6. **Hohhot, Mengjiang Autonomous State [~482,000]**