Soya

“The Entertainment Capital of Luna”

Overview

Soya is the most globally influential nation in Luna and is widely recognized for exporting entertainment, fashion, food, and media culture across the world. The nation blends influences from East Asian collectivist cultures with Western individualism, creating a society that values both ambition and self-expression.

Soya is famous for:

So-Pop music
television dramas
film industry
beauty culture
technology
youth trends

Its entertainment industry rivals Hollywood in global influence.

Despite its glamorous international image, Soya maintains strong social expectations surrounding family reputation, education, and public image. Celebrities often live under intense public scrutiny.

Society

Soya’s education system is rigorous but socially expressive compared to neighboring nations. Schools emphasize:

academic achievement
arts and media literacy
public speaking
literature and communication

This balance helped fuel Soya’s entertainment dominance.

Notable Connection

Soya Fen Kennison - A globally famous singer, actress, and member of Dream Glow. Though not officially hidden, her identity as the daughter of businessman Archer Kennison and former maid Tiya Fen remains a sensitive public topic.

City of Jone

The Capital of Soya and the most populous city of Soya with a population of 18 million. Jone is the most popular city of Soya not only due to its rich history and as the central government, but also for being the center of Soya’s entertainment industry. Known for its advanced technology, it is considered as one of the top high-tech cities in the world. Despite the city’s high-tech and modern lifestyle, the capital of Soya is also home to many historical sites that have been well preserved for thousands of years.

The Jone Palace

Located at the foot of the Jone Mountains, at the edge of Jone, the Jone Palace serves as the main palace of Soya. It is where the royal family resides. It has been maintained, updated, and preserved for thousands of years. Many areas of the Jone Palace can be visited, and sometimes you may even run into a royal family member.

City of Jusong

Located just outside of the capital. This city is a microstate, though it is still part of Soya. The residents pays the same federal taxes and receives the same federal benefits, this city-state is self-governed. Jusong was the last kingdom to join in the unification of Soya and only did so with the condition that it stays as self-governed and has stayed that way for over 1000 years. It is the second most populous city in Soya with a population of 6 million.

City of Riya

Located in the most northern part of Soya, a city popular for its snow winter and many rivers. Some rivers run through neighborhoods. Riya is the largest city by land area in Soya. With a population of 4 million, it is the third most populous city in Soya.

The Koro Islands

A popular vacation location for both domestic and international guests. Located in the east side of the country, this city of islands is also a microstate with a low crime rate due to the city’s harsh punishments and very high fines. With a population of just under 1 million, Koro Islands is the second most popular tourist attraction of Soya.

Soyan Language

Below are some fun stuff about the Soyan language. You can even download a font I've created for this language. Please note that all of these are made purely from my imagination and is not meant to be taken as anything but for entertainment purposes. The Soyan language focuses on syllable pronunciations rather than spelling. For example, Soya = So + Ya, Sophea = So + Fi + Ya. You can check the meaning of the character names below and even see how they would be written in "traditional Soyan".

Soyan Letters

Name Meanings

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