Why is Japan called Guam?

Japan is not called Guam. Guam is now an overseas territory of the United States, an unconstitutional territory of the United States, and does not belong to Japan.

The United States seized Guam from Spain in the Spanish-American War of 1898. During World War II, Guam was the headquarters of the US Pacific Fleet. February 194 1 was occupied by the Japanese army, and July 1 1 was recaptured by the American army. 1950, the United States passed a bill to declare the island an "unincorporated territory" of the United States, and gave the Guam self-government local power and placed it under the jurisdiction of the United States Department of the Interior. During the Cold War, many Japanese emigrated because they were close to Japan, and some of them were left over from the war.

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Guam's charming natural scenery provides a natural romantic background, coupled with five-star luxury resorts, restaurants and entertainment facilities, Guam has become a hot spot for Asian weddings and honeymoons in recent years.

Guam's most romantic Tumon Beach has many resort hotels. Many hotels have chapels specially designed for weddings. Wedding packages vary according to the budget. Wedding services include limousine transfer, bride styling, professional photography, marriage certification of priests or government officials, and some even include wedding banquets.

Reference to the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-Guam