Why are Japanese everywhere in a state 3900 kilometers away from the United States?

A state 3900 kilometers from the mainland of the United States is Hawaii. Now the Japanese account for a large part of Hawaii's population. That's because in the early days, Hawaii and Japan were very close, and Japan was very chaotic at that time. Some Japanese immigrated to Hawaii to escape the war. After staying in Hawaii for a long time, they thought Hawaii was not bad, so they simply settled down for a long time.

Hawaii is closer to Japan. After the Meiji Restoration, Japan began to emigrate on a large scale, the most important of which was to the United States and other American countries. The main driving force of the Meiji Restoration was that the capitalist countries such as the United States were too powerful and attacked Japan. The Japanese will naturally think of immigrating to the United States first. As for why not immigrate to Western Europe, it is actually very simple, because Western Europe is too far away from Japan. At that time. The traffic is not very convenient. Going to western Europe is still a troublesome thing. The United States is the only place to go to Western Europe.

In the eyes of the Japanese, the United States is so good that there is not much need to go to Western Europe. But not all Japanese can go to America, just like today. For many ordinary Japanese, especially the poor. It is difficult and troublesome to immigrate to America. So they use Hawaii as a springboard to America.

We know that Japan itself is an island country. So Japan continued to increase its population penetration into the Hawaiian Islands in an attempt to wait until the Japanese on the Hawaiian Islands became the overwhelming majority, and Japan naturally controlled the Hawaiian Islands. Japan really thinks about occupation all the time.