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''This article is about the country founded in 2.0. For the short-lived country of Gensokyo in Civclassic, please refer to [[Appomattox]].''
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'''Gensokyo''' is a nation on Civclassic, mostly well-known for its magnificent Japanese architecture. Located in the (+, -) in a plains, Gensokyo is made up of a couple cities, most notably, Taozi, the capital and more modern Japanese city, and Roe Island, a more traditional Japanese village, complete with Bathhouse. Other cities within Gensokyo are Centi Island, and He Chengshi. Many locations use traditional Japanese characters as their names.
Gensokyo has had a very long history on Civ servers, being longstanding veterans of Civcraft 2.0, CivTemp, Civcraft 3.0 and Devoted 3.0. Although many regard it nowadays as a peaceful haven for building, throughout its lifetime, Gensokyo has had its large share of controversy throughout every iteration. Whether involved on the subreddit or in-game, however, Gensokyo still stands and survives with little loss in public reception. Gensokyo mostly regards itself as a very popular tourist destination on Civclassic, mainly to Roe Island. It is also hosting the Third Civclassic [[Olympics]] in the near future, following [[The Commonwealth]].
Gensokyo also has a range of rail connections to local destinations such as [[Zero Zero]], [[Tvtopia]], [[Verda]], [[Vinland]], and a long distance rail to [[Hjaltland]].
Gensokyo is currently not a member of any multi-national alliance on Civclassic.
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