Ivalice's Embassy in Lxungion is located in Kcãpon on Paifang Island. It is located on Embassy Block I, on Kcãpon Street. It is located on Lake Kcãpon, across the street from a dock for private boats. The building is the oldest currently standing building on Paifang Island, as it was built in 1768 of stone by the Spanish. It was built in the Spanish style, but was remodeled in 1985 to add a pagoda-like roof to follow the law that mandated buildings in Kcãpon to be in the Lxung Buddhist style. It was purchased on the last day of 1982 by the Ivali government, making it the 18th embassy to be built in Kcãpon. The ambassador is Lance Williams. Its walls are now regarded as fine examples of Spanish colonial architecture, and it is one of the most visited embassies in Kcãpon. It holds annual ope
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| - Ivalice's Embassy in Lxungion is located in Kcãpon on Paifang Island. It is located on Embassy Block I, on Kcãpon Street. It is located on Lake Kcãpon, across the street from a dock for private boats. The building is the oldest currently standing building on Paifang Island, as it was built in 1768 of stone by the Spanish. It was built in the Spanish style, but was remodeled in 1985 to add a pagoda-like roof to follow the law that mandated buildings in Kcãpon to be in the Lxung Buddhist style. It was purchased on the last day of 1982 by the Ivali government, making it the 18th embassy to be built in Kcãpon. The ambassador is Lance Williams. Its walls are now regarded as fine examples of Spanish colonial architecture, and it is one of the most visited embassies in Kcãpon. It holds annual ope
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| - Ivalice's Embassy in Lxungion is located in Kcãpon on Paifang Island. It is located on Embassy Block I, on Kcãpon Street. It is located on Lake Kcãpon, across the street from a dock for private boats. The building is the oldest currently standing building on Paifang Island, as it was built in 1768 of stone by the Spanish. It was built in the Spanish style, but was remodeled in 1985 to add a pagoda-like roof to follow the law that mandated buildings in Kcãpon to be in the Lxung Buddhist style. It was purchased on the last day of 1982 by the Ivali government, making it the 18th embassy to be built in Kcãpon. The ambassador is Lance Williams. Its walls are now regarded as fine examples of Spanish colonial architecture, and it is one of the most visited embassies in Kcãpon. It holds annual open houses with exhibits on Ivalice on Unification Day.
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