Yorikah

Yorikah ヨリカー
Established	December 4, 2016
Co-Presidents	ItsYaBoiGuzma JohnNotTech
Towns/Cities	Auckland Morihama
Motto	Stronger Together

Yorikah (Japanese: ヨリカー, pronounced "eureka") was a joint venture between the towns of Auckland and Morihama, created to facilitate relations between the two towns, represent the two cities on a server-wide political stage, and oversee joint planning of the metropolitan area constituting the two towns. The name Yorikah, a mix of the Japanese and Maori words for "stronger" and "together", respectively, was chosen to reflect both the cultural aims of the two towns and their mutual desire for unity and coherency.

Co-Presidents ItsYaBoiGuzma and JohnNotTech had established tentative plans to convert Yorikah from a jointly owned governmental organization into a server-recognized Shared Municipalities upon reaching eligibility for such recognition. Also under discussion are a shared transportation authority to provide transit services between and within the two towns, an underground mall connecting the two towns, a jointly-run airport to serve the two towns, and a multitude of other initiatives with the goal of creating a metropolitan area that is seamless in its layout, formation, and appearance, despite consisting of separately owned towns.

As both members became inactive, the plans were never enacted and the venture became obsolete.