Have the US Army invade Japan and establish a out and out colony on the island. It can just be a small province, an entire island, or all of Japan, but a American Japanese colony must exist.
The Perry Expedition: Opening of Japan, 1852–1854 could do that, a trade mission like what the Netherlands had in Dejima until 1854.Have the US Army invade Japan and establish a out and out colony on the island. It can just be a small province, an entire island, or all of Japan, but a American Japanese colony must exist.
Well i do not see a way that Japan can become America, unless America annex Japan after World War II and make it a state.This is post-1900 but is there a way to encourage American settlement in Japan during the post-WWII military occupation?
Japan at the time had 70 million people on it, hard to create a settler society there.This is post-1900 but is there a way to encourage American settlement in Japan during the post-WWII military occupation?
Well i do not see a way that Japan can become America, unless America annex Japan after World War II and make it a state.
Japan at the time had 70 million people on it, hard to create a settler society there.
Like that the Americans have on Okinawa.Prompt doesn’t say it has to control all of Japan—what if they established a more significant military base on the mainland that developed an unattached American civilian population?
Japan at the time had 70 million people on it, hard to create a settler society there.
Question is if it would be possible to americanise the japanese population? Would it be a failure or succesfull or neither?Japan at the time had 70 million people on it, hard to create a settler society there.
If you give all those people citizenship, would they not then be American? Do you really need settlers? Do they need to speak English?Japan at the time had 70 million people on it, hard to create a settler society there.
Do the Philippians example for a few decades and Americans would be in the Philippians. I don't see why Japan would be different if the Americans intervene before the Meji reforms
Question is if it would be possible to americanise the japanese population? Would it be a failure or succesfull or neither?
Would Japan then become a US state or a territory? Maybe it would be similar to indian reservation? How could a American Japan be administrered?
Would the Japanese in American Japan be given citizenship? If so, how would they affect the American political process?
What would happen to the Japanese identity? How would the Japanese self conception change?
If you give all those people citizenship, would they not then be American? Do you really need settlers? Do they need to speak English?