Hana

The Hana region is a region consisting of multiple islands located in the Great Sea. The second-most populated region in the world, the islands are agriculturally productive thanks to volcanic soil. The islands are also culturally diverse compared to other regions, but there are two major island groups, Maya and Nara.

Islands
Hana is divided into two island groups:

- Maya Island, which is the largest island in the region and the second-largest island in the world; it is located in the south of the archipelago. Its culture and arts are inspired by Eastern Asian countries such as Japan, Korea, and China.

- The Nara Islands, which are located to the north and north-west of Maya Island; its culture is inspired by those of Southeast Asia, such as Java, Bali, Vietnam, and Thailand.