Mount Sakura

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About Mount Sakura
Mount Sakura is the tallest mountain in the Autonomous Subregion of Lunares, Moonholm and the second-tallest mountain after Mount Moon in the Holm Ring, and on Moon Island. Formed during a collision which merged the Sub-Antarctic Plate with the Antarctic Plate, it is one of the "Shopper Lions", a group of mountains whose peaks rise above 3,000 meters above sea-level. Mount Sakura rises to a staggering 3,876.42 m, with Mount Moon being an incredible 4,902.15 m. Mount Sakura has been a sacred mountain ever since the indigenous tribes arrived at Aquarius over 10,000 years ago. The Mountain is famous for being the home of the Sakura Pagoda, a building said to be over 1,000 years old, and is also one of Moon Island's oldest surviving artefacts from the Lunarian Era (990 AD- 1220 AD).

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