Immigrants in Hawaii

From a historical point of view, Hawaii was once a country, and there was a real regime from the beginning. But the strength is very weak, and this place belongs to the military strategic position, and many countries want to take it for themselves. Japan and the United States once fought for this, and then they fell apart. At that time, a large number of Japanese immigrated to Hawaii, which is why there are so many Japanese in Hawaii.

1, Japan's detour policy

Hawaii is a strategic place militarily. This used to be a battleground for France and Britain, but later neither country won, and both sides lost. At this time, Japan and the United States took a fancy to this land, and these two countries were regarded as rising stars. In the initial struggle, Japan gradually fell into a disadvantage, so it decided to take circuitous measures. At that time, the Japanese government vigorously promoted immigration, and many Japanese moved to Hawaii, and they were very friendly to Hawaiians at that time. The number of locals and Japanese was similar.

2. Later, when Japan was defeated in World War II, people chose to stay in Hawaii.

In World War II, Japan was defeated, that is to say, it had no strength to fight with the United States. At that time, the Japanese who moved to Hawaii were used to the local life and chose to stay in Hawaii. In fact, after the United States took control of Hawaii, Japanese immigrants were banned. After Japan attacked Pearl Harbor, a large number of Hawaiian Japanese were detained, but they were released after World War II. After living here for so many years, Hawaii has become their hometown and they don't want to leave here at all. So there is the scene we see now, and there are Japanese everywhere.

In fact, there are many such things, and there are many China people abroad. This is inseparable from history and needs to be analyzed from a historical perspective. Now Hawaii is a tourist attraction, and frequent travelers will find that most of the locals are Japanese.