Why did the Japanese immigrate to Hawaii?

At that time, Japan wanted to take the island of Hawaii as its own, so many of its own people went to live on the island of Hawaii, but in the end they failed. On the contrary, many Japanese did not return to Japan, but married and had children on the island of Hawaii. Now Hawaii is naturally full of Japanese.

At that time, the sugar industry was a very important industry, and the candy produced in Hawaii was very good and famous all over the world. So at that time, the United States gave Hawaii a lot of orders and signed contracts with Hawaii. After that, Japan vigorously promoted how good Hawaii Island was in China, so many Japanese came to Hawaii to work as sugar workers.

However, how can Japan be so kind and let its citizens live elsewhere for no reason? This is also premeditated. Japan is optimistic about Hawaii and wants to increase the population penetration rate. When the island is basically Japanese, then Japan can naturally control Hawaii. But in the end, the Japanese did not succeed. The sudden appearance of the United States completely disrupted his original plan and left Japan at a loss.

So it is not surprising that the island of Hawaii in the United States is full of Japanese. At that time, the Japanese population in Hawaii was very large. After that, many people did not return to China, but lived in Hawaii and had children. After decades of reproduction, it is normal that one third of the population on the island of Hawaii is Japanese now.