Description for country North Macedonia
is a country located almost at the center of the Balkan Peninsula. It is an inland nation surrounded by other countries on all sides: Greece to the south, Bulgaria to the east, Albania to the west, and Serbia and Kosovo to the north.
It was one of the six republics that made up the former Yugoslavia and gained independence from the federation in 1991.
It was one of the six republics that made up the former Yugoslavia and gained independence from the federation in 1991.
Its primary industry is agriculture, focusing on crops like wheat, corn, grapes, and leaf tobacco. Industrial production thrives in olive oil, wine, and beer manufacturing.
A country where grand history and beautiful nature converge.
Cities influenced by ancient Greece, Rome, and the Ottoman Empire retain their timeless charm, while landscapes surrounded by lakes and mountains offer breathtaking views. It is also a country of fine cuisine, with hearty regional dishes based on Balkan cuisine being a major attraction.
Explanation of this calligraphy
The top row is in hiragana, the middle row in kanji, and the bottom row in katakana, all written horizontally. The first kanji character “北” (Kita) signifies the cardinal direction “North.” The other kanji characters appear to be Chinese loan characters adapted to Japanese kanji notation.
