Reality is not a game of Axis & Allies.
Even in
Axis & Allies, using the optional expansion diplomatic rules, as a Japanese player you'd be left with unsupported allies with minimal forces being curbstomped by a US player that had the opportunity to use his ground and land-based air forces overland while he is still building up a bigger US Navy.
Peru has a large Japanese minority
How large was it in the 1930s and 40s compared to the general population?

And comparing those numbers to today?
Your moronic patronizing(1) has so far been useless. You’ve failed to add anything of value to the discussion, and the dates you're giving are off.
1) Bolding mine
Easy there. If you are going to do a TL, and do it well, you have to be LESS caustic than your critics, not more. Otherwise, you risk losing what all artists (and writers are artists, after all

) must have: Their audience.

(Thank you Leo Genn)
Mexico? The country that got half its land taken by the US?
The Native Americans of Utah, Nevada, Oklahoma, Texas, New Mexico, Arizona, and California would like a word with you.

EDIT: I forgot Colorado
Mexico? The country that could still get invaded by the US, even if Japan somehow destroyed the entire USN?

Yeah, that Mexico. The same Mexico that Dow'ed the Axis and railed troops to California in WWII to aid in West Coast defense.
Jeez, I wonder why they would give in…
Because Mexicans remember both the War of Yankee Aggression as well as Cinco de Mayo?
Don’t group CA and the Caribbean with SA on this. I’ve said before and I’ll say it again, before WWII the US was not the almighty leader down there that you pretend to make it.
The USA NEVER had the influence over SA that it did in CA and the Caribbean, of course. Argentina is somewhat bigger a mouthful

(and more distant) than Haiti, obviously. OTOH, the USA has been seen as the Colossus of the North since well before WWI, nevermind WWII. I'm not certain how you define "The Almighty Leader" regarding the SA countries, because AFAIK the US has never been that.
And I missed the part where you were nominated to speak for the group. If you really want to know how, be quiet and wait for the TL.
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