Japanese Colonialism

The Japanese have always been afraid of the West. The reason they were afraid was that the West invaded Japan like China. Because the Japanese are a country surrounded by seas, they have invested heavily in their navy and brought their navy to strong levels. With the strengthening of their navy, the fear of the Japanese decreased, and the Japanese began colonialism with their navy. The Japanese first invaded Korea, then fought the Russians and surprisingly inflicted heavy losses on the Russians, causing the Russians to lose the war. When the Japanese defeated a Western country, the Japanese were proud and stopped being afraid of the West. In the first World War, the British feared the Japanese and established an International zone, leading the Japanese to consider themselves one of the most powerful major countries. When the British went to war with the French, they invaded the British colonies and forced the British into peace.

In the civil war in India, Japan became a growing threat to the British and allowed the British to begin preparations for war against the Japanese. As the Japanese became the greatest power in Asia, the Japanese people stepped up their work with pride.