Immigrant colonization

The youngest state in the United States, 3900 kilometers from the mainland, is the last state to join the United States, a paradise on earth "Hawaii Island". When you come to Hawaii and see Japanese shops on both sides of the street, you will find that there are Japanese everywhere in Hawaii, and the reason still has to start from a long time ago. Population transfer generally has two conditions, namely, colonization and immigration, and both colonization and immigration are inseparable from the driving force behind the economy. ?

From the17th century, western colonists began to colonize the Pacific region of Southeast Asia and began to trade with Native Americans. At that time, the sugar industry in Hawaii was very popular, and many countries and regions saw business opportunities. Because of trade, sugar factories need more and more workers. Because there were not enough locals, a large number of colonial immigrants began to go there, and the Japanese were one of them.

At that time, Japan faced the domestic population explosion, the bottleneck of economic development, and the lack of employment and livelihood opportunities, which led to serious famine. This is also the reason why a large number of Japanese choose to go abroad to seek overseas livelihood opportunities. Although the sugar industry is hard work, there are still a large number of Japanese people going. ? Due to the influx of immigrants, infectious diseases have been brought to the local area. At this time, many local people died.

Later in World War II, in order to prove their innocence, Japanese people and soldiers formed an army that later became the main force of the war-442 Regiment. They won hundreds of honors in later wars. The Japanese presence in Hawaii has flourished since then and continues to this day, so there are many Japanese.