Japan

Japan is one of the few true nation-states remaining, having undergone radical changes since the early 21st century. When more than 75% of Japan's population was forced to move, a technocratic government, the first on Earth, undertook the responsibility of providing an almost entirely new national infrastructure upland. The technocracy has remained, with near-total control over everything produced in the Japanese islands.

Japan today is a materially wealthy society thanks to the technocracy, computing power having long passed the level needed to successfully anticipate all changes in production and distribution. The technocratic government has strayed into the realm of assigning reproduction quotas in order to stabilize the Japanese population, while also controlling all aspects of production and resource extraction. Japan's relatively advanced civil liberties have survived for the most part however, unlike most other regions, and if any nation could claim to take up the moral mantle of the fallen West, it would be Japan.

Earth-based Japanese Resources and Technology

Mars
Habitats

Senzeni Na - Prefab Habitat (5,1)

Orbital

Solar Array x 2