🌊 Memory of the Trench – Rebuilding Japan (If)

📘 Overview

• Time Setting: 203X, after the Nankai Trough Megaquake
• Playable Roles: Japanese Government, Governors, Disaster Agency Chief, AITL-H Recovery AI Team
• Goal: Restore, rebuild, and redesign Japan’s future society
• Structure: Multi-ending based on choices—technology, diplomacy, citizen response

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🎮 Turn 1: Immediate Response (Day 1–7)

Situation:

• A massive quake strikes the Nankai Trough. Coastal cities devastated. Tsunamis, fires, and aftershocks ongoing.
• Tokyo disabled. Kansai and Tokai regions see widespread collapse.

Choices:

1. Deploy AITL-H and JSDF for search, rescue, and transport
2. Request international aid (ASEAN, UN, others)
3. Use drones and AI to map isolated regions

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🎮 Turn 2: Rebuilding Decisions (1 Month Later)

Choices:

1. Institutionalize drone logistics & disaster AI mapping
2. Launch regional self-governance models using AITL-H
3. Hold national vote on “New Japanese Archipelago Plan”

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🎮 Final Turn: End of 203X

Outcomes (If Routes):

• Distributed Resilience Model succeeds → AI-assisted autonomous regions spread
• Rushed rebuild leaves Japan unprepared for second wave → catastrophic collapse
• “New Federal Japan” gains public support → semi-autonomous AI-governed society begins

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🤖 Technology System (AITL-H Logic)

• FSM: Evacuation mode logic, routing
• PID: Debris transport, balance, operational control
• LLM: Dialogue with civilians, advisory roles, governance support

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🎓 Educational Use Cases

• Role-play disaster training
• Debates on AI governance
• Interdisciplinary project on tech + society + policy