Jeju
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Jeju is a region in South Korea and the only region in that nation to have been occupied by Japan since the first Japan-South Korea War. It served mainly as a buffer zone between Japan and South Korea, allowing Japan to oversee the affairs in S. Korea for nearly 3 years.
During the Theocratic War Japan was eventually pushed back to only controlling Jeju; the Theocrat/Rebel forces considered Jeju insignificant and 'allowed' Japan to control it. Many native South Korean citizens moved to Jeju to leave the looming Theocrat sphere of influence. When the Theocrats eventually left South Korea, South Korean leader Peter was reelected on May 5, and the next day, Japan declared war on South Korea, giving a list of reasons for the action. The JIA won the first battle by luck, which forced them ask for the intervention of EDEN forces, mainly from Croatia.
Due to the South Koreans signing an MPP with Russia, Japanese assaults came to an absolute halt. Korean/Russian forces pushed the JIA out of the peninsula they regained Jeju-do during the final phases of the Second Japan-South Korea War, becoming whole for the first time since coming back on the map.
Location
Jeju is neighbored by the following regions:
