MUX17（暮春之雪）木星天衢神社Jupiter Celestial Avenue Shrine

Europa Country, Palace One, Jupiter Celestial Thoroughfare Shrine Europa II, 1000 meters underwater, open water area, out-of-style shrine Main deity: Jupiter

Legend has it that when Jupiter Skyway Shrine was first established, it was intended to soothe the sailors whose minds had broken from darkness and fear while navigating the deep-sea routes. Following the Shinto practices of ancient Earth, the shrine was constructed as a movable island entirely from ice-rock, floating eternally on the tides much like Itsukushima Shrine in the Seto Inland Sea.

Initially, it was merely a simple altar for praying for safe voyages. However, as more and more ships began to dock here, in order to provide protection and tranquility for these wandering souls, MUX Shipyards along with successive generations of miko continuously expanded the shrine, incorporating architecture and landscapes from ancient Earth, ultimately transforming it into a magnificent edifice that connects the deep sea with the sailors’ homeland.

A reassuring haven, magnificent buildings, with viewing bridges and festival grounds

Equipped with a large bridge to Musetsu standards, automatic laser cannons for clearing navigation channels The hangar carries two lifeboats, which can be swapped with your own submarine; the interface has a charging function All doors in the ship are delayed auto-closing Two reactors can balance power with each other to prevent circuit issues if one fails Two engines are controlled in two groups (from the cockpit), cruise speed can be selected Reactors, backup batteries, and mounted small boats can act as extra power supply; reactors can be emergency shut down safely without explosion The ship is equipped with many water pumps and auto-repair foam; if a room is flooded, it can auto-repair, or can be manually repaired from the cockpit, though foam activation may cause lag.

Recommended crew: 1-4 people Pilot 1, Navigator 0-1, Weapons 0 (automatic cannon with unlimited ammo), Damage Control 0, Small Boats 0-2 The secondary turret operates automatically and can be activated on the dashboard screen.

Cost: 200717 Class: T2 Dimensions: 225 * 52 m Max speed: Horizontal (multiple speeds available) Single engine 20, Dual engines 28, Vertical 16.5 / -18 Max load: 36 crates Displacement: 99,969,790 Work hours: 138 hours Design & Manufacture: twilight snow like the moon（暮雪如月）

Architectural References (from right to left)

Itsukushima Shrine, East Corridor (Renovated in 2026) and Great Torii (Renovated in 2022) Miyajima-cho 1-1, Hatsukaichi City, Hiroshima Prefecture Ichikishimahime, Tagitsuhime, and Tagitsuhime, three goddesses, protectors of the Imperial family, national protection and marine protection; East Corridor built in 593, Great Torii built in 1875

Chiba Shrine Layered Main Hall (Built in 1990) 1-16-1 Innai, Chuo Ward, Chiba City, Chiba Prefecture Myoken-gu Main Shrine, enshrines Hokushin Myoken Sonko (incarnation of Amenominakanushi), includes two types of emblems symbolizing the sun, moon, and stars: Sankōmon and Kyūyōmon; layered main hall built in 1990

Daigo Cherry Tree (Named in 1332) 2277 Bessho, Maniwa City, Okayama Prefecture Tree species: Higashiyama, may have a lifespan of 700-1000 years

Horyu-ji Five-Story Pagoda (Renovated in 1934) 1-1 Horyuji Sannai, Ikaruga Town, Ikoma District, Nara Prefecture The emperor vowed to build the temple complex to pray for his recovery from illness; the emperor died shortly afterward, later generations completed the construction; possibly the oldest existing five-story pagoda, possibly built in 594

Byodo-in Phoenix Hall (Renovated in 2014) 116 Uji Renge, Uji City, Kyoto Prefecture Originally a noble villa, later converted into a temple; a symbol of Heian aristocratic culture and Pure Land Buddhism architecture, possibly built in 877