If Japan really sinks, which countries are most likely to accept refugees?

China's neighbor, the Japanese, is troubled. First typhoon, then persistent rainstorm, then persistent high temperature. People keep dying. This also makes people doubt the Japanese government's regulatory ability and Japan's ability to cope with natural disasters. If there is a more serious natural disaster in Japan, can they cope? ?

In fact, the more serious natural disaster mentioned here, I believe many people have guessed, is the sinking crisis in Japan. In fact, Japan itself had long anticipated this disaster, because in the 1950s and 1960s, American geologists had warned Japan that there was the largest and deepest trench in the world, namely the Mariana Trench?

Nowadays, with the plate movement, Japan is also moving towards the trench. In addition, there are frequent earthquakes in Japan, which makes the plate movements in Japan more frequent. Therefore, in this case, Japan's speed of going to the trench is accelerating. Previously, Japanese geographers suggested that they found that strange sounds could be heard in the sea near the trench?

In fact, this is the sound of the plate squeezing in motion, which also shows that Japan is indeed facing such a problem. There used to be a very popular movie in Japan, which was "The Sinking of Japan". In this movie, after Japan sank, many countries in the world loved to lend a helping hand, and even China immediately sent a rescue team, but they solved the problem, so the Japanese still lived on the island of Japan?

Then in real life, if Japan really sinks, they naturally can't magically restore the island of Japan to its original state as in the movie. By then, 65.438+0.2 billion people in Japan need to find a place to live, so who will accept these Japanese? ?

At ordinary times, many people think that Japan is a tiny place, but at this time, everyone may realize that Japan is not a small country, and the population of 65.438+0.2 billion is not a small number. By then, who can accept so many people? Some people say it's China, others say it's Russian, but in fact Brazil is the most likely one?

Why do you say that? In fact, there are many Japanese living in Brazil, even Japan and Russia, your second hometown. Since the last century, Japan began to open up and allow its people to go abroad, and Brazil has always been the main country for their immigrants. During World War II, Japan even gave up attacking Macao because of this?

Because Macao was captured by Portugal at that time, and Brazil was also a colony of Portugal, Portugal threatened Japan that if Japan dared to hurt Macao, Portugal would immediately expel all Japanese in Brazil. It is precisely because of this threat that Japan has never moved Macao, and it is conceivable that there will never be fewer Japanese in Brazil, so it is speculated that if Japan really faces sinking, it may be taken over by Brazil.