Mount Sakura/Expedition

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About the Sakura Pagoda
Welcome to the Sakura Pagoda, the center of all Mount Sakura Parties! The pagoda is over 1,000 years old, and it is one of the oldest Lunarian Era buildings which are still functioning to this very day. The Pagoda was built by the local tribes, who had established Port Aquarius, as a sacred "palace" for the king of the local tribe, King Aroiku II. He is famous for uniting all of the tribes scattered across North Moon Island, forming the Kingdom of Aŏarŏuda before its dissolution in 1876. The Sakura Pagoda became a Moon Island heritage site in 1912, and a Shopper Heritage Site in 2001, alongside Lake Whitney & the Silvertree Waterfall.

Sakura Catalog
Filled with items which put the "Sakura" in the "Sakura Catalog", these Lunarian-inspired items are made of the finest silk and satin. Feel free to book a pagoda room here; you can view the rooms below. Items

Places of Interest

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