Kawaii in your nation.

[Novus Niciae]

How Kawaii is your nation?
Do you have a lot of cute decorations or are you more utilitarian?

In Novus Niciae we like to put little embellishments on just about anything if it does not interfere with it's function to make make it look a bit nicer.

For example if we are doing maintenance in a playground we put up these barriers.

[Inniscarra Lands]

We do not suffer such pointless intricacies in Inniscarra Lands. A waste of already very low tax revenue.

[The Republic of Pantalleria]

Well, The Republic of Pantalleria, has a lot of cute things or kawaii (Japanese for cute or adorable) around nursery schools and children's hospitals, however anywhere else, not so much.

[Grand Britannia]

Go into any school/university.

We dare you...

[San Leggera]

Mainly restricted to tumblr and other sites of a similar nature.

[Cameroi]

there is cute and there is cute. this is not only in the eye of the beholder, but culturally depends on where and how it is applied. sapient faces on mechanical objects, for example, are considered offensive.
on the other paw, regeneticizing one'self to improve ones physical attractiveness according to your own aesthetics and imagination, is not only acceptable but practiced widely.
it is quite common for the species a cameroi was born as, to be no longer recognizable.

[Rov]

Not officially, no. Privately owned structures are free to be decorated however the owner wants them, but governmental buildings and collectively owned ones (approximating to the same thing over here) are mass-produced glass and sheet metal, with holoprojectors providing any necessary details or information.

[Seres]

Yes, very much so. It goes with the infantilist culture. Look at the architecture entry in my factbook. Those are the buildings.

[Purpelia]

Purpelians prefer a more baroque take on things. So not utilitarian but definitively not plastic bunnies.

[Gigaverse]

Go into any school/university.

We dare you...

^ That. Period.

[Carbana]

"What is this... this filth?!?! Carbana has no space for such nonsense!"

Alexander Cottlina, Duce of Carbana

[Teddy Bear Republic]

We're not particularly Kawaii in the TBRE - we're much more utilitarian, and cuteness isn't really a big thing here. However, the government does take efforts not to appear too formal or separated from the people, and more like somebody you would want to enjoy a lemonade with.

[Veceria]

How Kawaii is your nation?
Quite kawaii.

Do you have a lot of cute decorations or are you more utilitarian?
Well, we have some. Not too many. Our people are sometimes kawaii, in example during 'Masquerade day', on the 30th October.

[Sanian Confederacy]

While we aren't exactly ones for cute  or otherwise Kawaii things. Both the government and plain old everyday citizens prefer a healthy mix of utilitarian and decorative influences to make both practical and beautiful creations, while trying to avoid making anything to gaudy or dull.

[Millorg]

this its consider cute fror most millorgian

if not kawaiinite they are over kawaii

[Hatsunia]

We love "kawaii". The pinnacle of this is our nation's cultural symbol, Hatsune Miku. (but she isn't always depicted in a super-cute style)



An example of cute decorations on a Mikuto tram:

[Olwe]

Olwe tends to be more "green" than "kawaii"... the nation's buildings and other structures are beautified, but not cutely. Green roofs, living walls and other such things are common.

However, buildings that don't have vegetation covering every square inch of outer surface area will reveal themselves to be rather brightly painted, as was the Olwean custom before the current green kick started... Olwean cars generally tend to be pink, yellow, orange or purple rather than black or white, as well.

Graffiti is legal throughout the Empire, so there is also some more traditional kawaii stuff going on (as well as artistic -- and not-so-artistic -- murals of naked people).

[Saurisisia]

We generally don't prefer cuteness in our architecture and style, being more pragmatic in design. You could say that our hatchlings and chicks are very cute and some fangirls say that about our President (much to his embarrassment, of course). Of course, the term kawaii itself is rarely used, like most Japanese phrases, outside such phrases as banzai (usually uttered by people jumping out of aircraft) and the names of weapons like nodachi, naginata, and odachi. Kawaii itself is only uttered by a small number of humans. Interestedly, a few humans also tend to beat up people who use that word. Strange creatures.

[Fatatatutti]

Everything in Fatatatutti is already cute and adorable, so there's no need for embellishment. However, large portraits of Alphonse are quite common.

[Ruskarkand]

It's incredibly difficult for a Dragonkinian to find something cute. The things of which people will usually find cute are small Reptillian pets, Cats, and Dragon Hatchlings at the most. Generally, Dragonkinians prefer their stuff looking very clean and simple, or gritty and rugged. 'Kawaii' does not fit into any of those categories.

[Phocidaea]

Eheu! Natura Iaponica oculis meis nocet!

We have none of this silliness in Phocidaea.

[New Vudnia]

Cuteness is not especially stressed in Vudnia, however, Many healthy individuals look forward to animal therapy day at school or work!

[Jacrain]

Jacrain has alot of decorations, as art is implemented alot in the nation's infrastructure. Even most food items are often shaped, or decorated in unique ways.

[New Zheleznogorsk]

Я не знаю, почему это было предложено мне.
Я и мои люди презираем вещи "Kawaii" и желаю, чтобы это было сожжено в землю
(I don't know why this was suggested to me.
Me and my people despise things "Kawaii" and wish it would be burned into the ground)

[Monsone]

Monsone is not really into the soft and cuddly in most things. Instead we prefer neon signs, modernist architecture, art deco architecture, Neoclasical arcitecture, etc. So soft an cuddly, not a chance in Monsone unless it's an animal.