Tōnohana
Tōnohana perches upon a natural rise surrounded by fertile rice terraces fed by the Suihei River’s tributaries. The city’s concentric white-stone and black-tile castle stands central atop Castle Hill, overseeing bustling farming districts and a large military garrison. Early morning mist shrouds the canals and markets where farmers, artisans, and soldiers intermingle. Tōnohana blends agricultural tradition with frontier vigilance, serving as both a breadbasket and a bulwark for the Empire’s eastern edge.
Tōnohana
Where mist and rice fields guard the Empire’s eastern plains.
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