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| population = 30 Million
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The planet Junyo was surveyed in 57 A.S., during the exploration of the [[Shikoku]] system by the famous Kusari explorer, Isao Yoshida, who named the planet after his ship, the Junyo Maru. It is covered almost entirely by a single deep ocean that remains liquid across the entire surface of the planet, due to the Shikoku system's young, hot sun. Despite being habitable for humans, the planet was largely ignored by the Kusari government, although a small number of settlers did relocate to the Ishizuki Plateau, a flat area of arable land that is the planet's only land mass.
 
The planet Junyo was surveyed in 57 A.S., during the exploration of the [[Shikoku]] system by the famous Kusari explorer, Isao Yoshida, who named the planet after his ship, the Junyo Maru. It is covered almost entirely by a single deep ocean that remains liquid across the entire surface of the planet, due to the Shikoku system's young, hot sun. Despite being habitable for humans, the planet was largely ignored by the Kusari government, although a small number of settlers did relocate to the Ishizuki Plateau, a flat area of arable land that is the planet's only land mass.
  
With the impending collapse of fisheries throughout Kusari in 630 A.S., Samura Industries purchased the planet from the Kusari government in an effort to begin terraforming Junyo's ocean using the recently discovered alien organisms from the planet [[Planet Kurile|Kurile]]. By 680 A.S., the ecosystem had been altered considerably; to such an extent that wide-scale production of [[Luxury Food|luxury foods]] was able to begin planet-wide. As of the end of 816 A.S., Junyo had attained a population of around 30 million, all of whom were employed in some way by the lucrative luxury foods business on the planet, although Samura has nevertheless slowly been losing ground to the more competitive [[Synth Paste]] produced by the rival Liberty firm, [[Synth Foods]].
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With the impending collapse of fisheries throughout Kusari in 630 A.S., Samura Industries purchased the planet from the Kusari government in an effort to begin terraforming Junyo's ocean using the recently discovered alien organisms from the planet [[Planet Kurile|Kurile]]. By 680 A.S., the ecosystem had been altered considerably; to such an extent that wide-scale production of [[Luxury Food|luxury foods]] was able to begin planet-wide.
 
==Missions Offered==
 
==Missions Offered==
 
* [[Kusari State Police]]: $32,500 to $45,000 range
 
* [[Kusari State Police]]: $32,500 to $45,000 range

Revision as of 09:59, 2 September 2011

Planet Junyo
Planet Junyo.jpg

Owner Samura Industries
Location 4F, Shikoku
Flag-kusari.png Kusari
Technical information
Population unknown
Docking Yes
Terrain Water
Diameter 5,280 km
Mass 3.89 x 10e24 kg
Temperature 4°C to 46°C
Escape velocity 8.83 km/sec

The planet Junyo was surveyed in 57 A.S., during the exploration of the Shikoku system by the famous Kusari explorer, Isao Yoshida, who named the planet after his ship, the Junyo Maru. It is covered almost entirely by a single deep ocean that remains liquid across the entire surface of the planet, due to the Shikoku system's young, hot sun. Despite being habitable for humans, the planet was largely ignored by the Kusari government, although a small number of settlers did relocate to the Ishizuki Plateau, a flat area of arable land that is the planet's only land mass.

With the impending collapse of fisheries throughout Kusari in 630 A.S., Samura Industries purchased the planet from the Kusari government in an effort to begin terraforming Junyo's ocean using the recently discovered alien organisms from the planet Kurile. By 680 A.S., the ecosystem had been altered considerably; to such an extent that wide-scale production of luxury foods was able to begin planet-wide.

Missions Offered

Bribes Offered

Commodities

Exports
  • None
Imports