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|crimes = Attacks on numerous foreign embassies <br> Murder of | |crimes = Attacks on numerous foreign embassies <br> Murder of Raymond Castro, an American ambassador | ||
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The Rising Sakura Brigade is a violent anti-foreigner and traditionalist movement that seeks to restore the Emperor and traditional Japanese culture within Japan, along with the destruction of cybernetic enhancements, of what they call "demonic". Worrying that the Japanese nation, will lose their distinctive cultural heritage "rootless cosmopolitans", many people joined the movement to restore Japan as a world power and eventual "real empire" once again. | The Rising Sakura Brigade is a violent anti-foreigner and traditionalist movement that seeks to restore the Emperor and traditional Japanese culture within Japan, along with the destruction of cybernetic enhancements, of what they call "demonic". Worrying that the Japanese nation, will lose their distinctive cultural heritage "rootless cosmopolitans", many people joined the movement to restore Japan as a world power and eventual "real empire" once again. | ||
After the Murder of | After the Murder of Raymond Castro, a small brigade was able to secure a diplomatic embassy and murdered 20 of the ambassadors in the building, and set fire to it, making them infamous nationwide. Due to the decentralized nature of the "police force", it took a 2 week siege to dislodge the insurgents from the embassy. | ||
Revision as of 05:03, 15 January 2024
The Rising Sakura Brigade is a violent anti-foreigner and traditionalist movement that seeks to restore the Emperor and traditional Japanese culture within Japan, along with the destruction of cybernetic enhancements, of what they call "demonic". Worrying that the Japanese nation, will lose their distinctive cultural heritage "rootless cosmopolitans", many people joined the movement to restore Japan as a world power and eventual "real empire" once again.
After the Murder of Raymond Castro, a small brigade was able to secure a diplomatic embassy and murdered 20 of the ambassadors in the building, and set fire to it, making them infamous nationwide. Due to the decentralized nature of the "police force", it took a 2 week siege to dislodge the insurgents from the embassy.