Ohayo

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For the skibidi rizzler ohio 💀💀 ahh state which just so happens to share a location and name, see Ohio.

Ohayo is a Steak within the Untied Steaks. It is known for being extremely kawaii, hentai, sugoi, and anime.

The capital of Ohayo is Gozaimasu.

Geography[edit | edit source]

Ohayo borders on Penicillin, Western Virgins, Ken Takitsu, Indy Andy, Michijou, Spooky Lake, and Konata. It has two big mountains in the middle but is generally flat in the periphery.

Politics[edit | edit source]

Under the Keep Up Sugoi Ohayo act of 1988, Ohayo's state government exiles to Connecticut upwards of 17 people a year for crimes such as "not being sugoi" and "having a shit waifu". Possession of NTR has recently been decriminalized for up to an ounce. While the Democrats and Republicans hold sway in Ohayo politics, as the do in the whole nation, the single-issue Flat Party and Plot Party have both seen significant success within the state.

Culture[edit | edit source]

Arts[edit | edit source]

ok.. STRAIGHT UP FRONT, i'm only doing this because of the SIDENOTE,which you should not look, and actually im a proffesor of arts in ohio... soryy ohaya, and my knowledge is extremeee of this topic, which you will probably get bored and anyway, wikepedia sucks, so trust proffesoors like me.

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Those obsessed with the so-called-experts should thank their lucky stars that Wikipedia does not have an article about Arts in Ohio Ohayo. We are sorry they are this lame.

Sports[edit | edit source]

Ohayo's most notable sports team is the Gozaimasu Genki Girls. Real fans bring their body pillow of Kamigahara Nadeshiko, the team's official mascot. It is customary to let her partake in one hot dog.

Facts[edit | edit source]

Ohayo has more important places. Ohio has nothing important cuz Ohio fucking sucks. That's why Ohayo is more important than Ohio.

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