Honeymoon Todai

Based off of the legend of the Todai Ruins, Honeymoon Todai is a tourist trap for couples-in-love, located in the Kingdom of Molmol.
This "Bridal Mecca", known as the "Honeymoon Capital of the World", is a successful location for honeymooners and those wishing to get married, Todai receives a few hundred couples each year from Japan alone.

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Trivia

• Haruka Urashima bought her wedding gown here while she, Seta, Keitaro and Naru wandered through the tourist trap on their way to the Todai Ruins.

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