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Revision as of 20:06, January 4, 2020

Japan
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Country Information
Continent: Asia
Language spoken: Japanese
Capital city: Tokyo
First appearance: In Marge We Trust

Japan is a country in the continent of Asia. The capital city is Tokyo.

History

The Simpson family once visited Japan, ending up losing all their resources. Most of their money was used up to bail Homer and Bart out of jail after an incident where, due to Homer's stupidity, they ended up throwing Emperor Akihito into a washbin for worn mawashi, and the few cash left lost to the wind when Homer made it into an origami.

They were then forced to take part in a game show to win tickets back to Springfield. They win after being embarrassed on the show, which is revealed to be the main idea, and get to go home.[1]

Homer also made a phone call to Japan after finding out his resemblance to Mr. Sparkle, who originated from Japan.[2]

Marge thought that the worst day of Homer's life was when he threw up on the Japanese prime minister.[3]

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