“How far can an empire go before ambition consumes it?”

The year is 1937 and the tides of a catastrophe echo across Asia as Japan and China stand on the brink of waging war against each other. A violent assault by Chinese troops shattered whatever fragile trust still remained between the two nations, sending shockwaves through Tokyo and igniting outrage across the Empire. Civilians lie massacred, the Army demands vengeance, and the dream of a diplomatic settlement dies in bloodshed, creating the spark for a war both sides had long been anticipating.

As Asia descends into chaos and the flames of war spread across the continent, Japan stands at the edge of greatness. Delegates are not just spectating history, but actively shaping it. Every decision made in these halls carry consequences, deciding the fate of generations and reshaping the world as we know it. History is not fixed. It will be written by delegates themselves. In the end, it is about understanding what an empire is willing to become in order to achieve victory.