This is Hawaii, not the streets of Japan.
Where do the Japanese from all over Hawaii come from? Supposedly, it's quite far. Why has Japan always had a soft spot for this small island in the middle of the Pacific Ocean?
The Hawaiian Islands are composed of 132 islands, and the indigenous people are Polynesians, which is the main body of today? Holiday style? The origin of those tropical floral skirts, floral tops and shorts.
/kloc-In the late 8th century, Captain Cook, an Englishman, discovered Hawaii (his old man was also the first Englishman to colonize Australia), and Hawaii came into people's sight. Because of Hawaii's strategic position, European and American colonists focused on Hawaii, and Britain and France fought for a long time. But in the end, it took a lot of effort, and no one could annex Hawaii for more than a century, but instead gave it to two rising stars? Opportunities for Japanese and American fishermen to benefit.
As two important countries in the Pacific, the United States and Japan have been infiltrating into Hawaii. /kloc-At the end of 0/9, Hawaii was still a nominal kingdom, but Liu Li Carani, Queen of Hawaii, had long been a puppet of the Americans. At this time, the Japanese were very smart and knew that direct confrontation would not have an advantage, so they took a circuitous route and began to immigrate to Hawaii. Encouraged by the Japanese government, a large number of Japanese people came to Hawaii with their families? Pioneer? .
It is catching up with Hawaii's planting and sugar industry, such as sugar cane. Moreover, these two businesses are heavy physical labor in harsh environment, which is very hard. After the abolition of slavery, blacks quit under the threat of whips without supervisors, so a lot of hard labor was urgently needed.
Most Japanese immigrants are also born in poverty. Growing rice, a physical activity, is not uncommon in their hometown. They are forbearing, talkative and can bear hardships. Work hard when you are full. Obviously it is an ideal high-quality labor force.
Therefore, the authorities paid little attention to the Japanese immigrants who followed and adopted a welcome attitude. In this way, the number of Japanese immigrants in Hawaii soared, accounting for more than 40% of Hawaii's total population at the beginning of the 20th century. However, although Hawaii was not officially founded at this time, it has become an overseas territory of the United States, and many Hawaiian Japanese chose to join American citizenship. In this way, it seems that no matter how many Japanese immigrants there are, it will not help.
However, the Japanese fascist army just doesn't believe in this evil, and it has to fight the bullish United States. This is the Pearl Harbor incident around Oahu in the Hawaiian Islands.
19411On February 7th, Isoroku Yamamoto's joint fleet attacked Pearl Harbor without any consideration for the lives of compatriots on the island.
As a result, the United States and Japan declared war, and the Japanese in Hawaii instantly became hostile groups and angry targets. Japanese lawyers and doctors who normally perform their duties have their licenses revoked without warning, and Japanese insurance policies have been inexplicably cancelled by insurance companies. On the bus, the Japanese were even forbidden to sit down by angry people.