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It's from an Anime. That said, Japanese world maps were pretty hilariously behind the times before they opened up in the mid 19th century. For example, here's a Japanese map of the world from ~1850. It resembles European maps of the world from about 300 years earlier. 
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Reveilled posted:Personally, I find the American interest in the pop/soda/coke discussion rather bemusing because I can't think of a circumstance in which you'd mention carbonated sugary drinks outside the context of asking for a specific variety. Lots of/most fast food chains in America have self-serve soft drinks, so that probably has something to do with it.
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Edible Hat posted:Guys, I want to create a politically-loaded map of my own! Is there a (free) map template I can use so that I could just press on a country and the whole country will be filled in with the color of my choosing. Let's say I want to show, cartographically, the political landscape of Europe at the moment by coloring in countries with right-leaning governments blue, countries left-leaning government red, and countries with grand coalitions yellow. There are plenty of blank maps online, but jpeg artifacts and the odd borders of some countries - do I really have to fill in Indonesia by clicking on each island? - makes using these maps in Paint a pain in the rear end. Try Google Fusion Tables: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LJEQtQ8WA_Q
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