Why is Japan no longer afraid of territorial sinking?

We all know that Japan is an island country, which happens to be located in the active zone of the mainland. Natural disasters such as earthquakes and volcanoes often erupt. Therefore, many foreign experts believe that if another huge earthquake breaks out in Japan, It is very likely that due to the ensuing tsunami, complete submergence will become history. The main purpose of the war of aggression against China launched by Japan was to completely occupy China, turn itself into a continental country, and avoid being completely submerged by the sea. However, the Japanese ambitions never succeeded. In the end, they were forced to surrender due to our country's tenacious resistance. After the war, the Japanese invaders laid down their weapons one after another and became prisoners of our country.

However, we did not make things difficult for these prisoners. Instead, we gave them the most basic human rights and treatment in accordance with international laws. Finally, we repatriated these defeated soldiers back to their countries in accordance with relevant agreements. As time goes by, human beings Technology has become more and more advanced, and even today, global temperature warming continues to intensify. Due to the melting of polar glaciers and rising sea levels, island countries like Japan are becoming more and more dangerous.

But now Japan is no longer afraid of territorial sinking. Why is this? It turns out that they had a backup plan a long time ago, and their methods are alarming. To put it simply, it is to use immigration to send people from one country to other countries to survive. If a disaster completely breaks out in Japan and is submerged by the sea, then the remaining people can use the connections of those immigrants to develop in other countries.

Because of the ferocity and cruelty during World War II, many countries were unwilling to accept Japanese immigrants at the beginning. However, Japan has not given up on the idea of ????immigration. They have used a more euphemistic method, which is to use economic penetration to establish their own companies in other countries and survive in the form of multinational companies.

This method made Japan's economic development much faster, and at the same time it also broke down the resistance in many countries. In the following years, more and more Japanese people left their motherland and went to other countries. Development, especially the country of Brazil, has now become the first choice place for Japanese immigrants. There are a large number of Japanese living in Brazil. The local people have even regarded Japan as one of their own and no longer boycott them. If Japan was completely sunk, they would most likely immigrate to Brazil.