Land of Honey

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Hachimitsu Beach A favourite vacation spot along the southwestern coast. The sand is a warm yellow colour and the locals have cultivated flowers that grow only in this sand for the express purpose of having no where in their lands that the revered bees cannot find food. The area is always warm and filled with people sunbathing and swimming or surfing. A boardwalk holds various stands for food and trinkets that the locals sell to help supplement their main export. At night there is music and dancing and the entire beach is lit up with paper lanterns after the sun sets.	0	0
Sweetclover Gardens Surrounding the Hidden Village of the Land of Honey are the Sweetclover Gardens. Partially naturally occurring and partly cultivated the gardens are host to a myriad of different flower types all planted as food for the bees that inhabit the land. Miles of flower fields are broken up with cobblestone pathways, gazebos and small resting areas filled with beautiful furniture. The pathways are lit at night lanterns that are powered by chakra rather than electricity, keeping the entire area free from modern accoutrements which may disrupt the bees. Hachigakure	2	2	Dragon Eats Swee... Mon Nov 27, 2023 6:57 pm Ren
Golden Apiaries The main export of the Land of Honey, is honey. In the eastern section of the minor nation are large wooden buildings that house all of the beekeeping equipment necessary to take care of the large beehives. Further south are more buildings filled with glass jars that the workers labour lovingly to fill with honey for export. Proper care is taken to respect the bees and they are watched closely by official beekeepers that ensure they still have enough food.	0	0