Juno City is the largest state capital in the United States, covering an area of 8,430 square kilometers, almost the combined size of Delaware and Rhode Island.
But the entire city has only over thirty thousand residents.
Sparsely populated has always been a characteristic of Alaska State.
"It's so beautiful."
Ayatsuki Ayaka stood atop the snowy mountain, gazing out, the mountains before her draped in silver veils, a vast expanse of white.
Turning back, she could see a vast expanse of lush green forest, with green and white separated by Mount Juno as the dividing line.
In the distance, the Juno City area had no high-rise buildings, only exquisite two- or three-story houses.
The sea also seemed heavy with the deepening sky.
If there's any significant takeaway from this trip to Alaska State, the scenery undoubtedly ranks first.
