You might want to look at my earlier post. With the battleship Fuso and 4 Kongo class battlecruisers the Japanese would have 5 capital ships spuerior to anything the Russians had. Assuming any level of tension in Europe Russia could not risk sending its entire fleet to the Far East. So Japanese superiority is pretty clear.
Eh, fair enough, I forgot the Kongos were that old. Of course they will also not have any of the old Russian ships to either re-use or re-sell back, so that could impact their building strategy too.
We don't know what Russian buildup will look like and how many ships hey would have in 1916, but I am pretty confident they will try to use the older ones since they're defending close to shore if there's any new units that have a hope of local superiority at one of the three potential encounters.
If the Russians have no new ships in the area at all, they might just scuttle the old ones after removing the guns. And there will be three harbours that will need to be protected and blockaded, respectively, but they will actually be finished and fortified.
So I suspect the landings (a-la 1904/5 which doomed Port Arthur) won't be as easy even if the Japanese are more advantaged at sea (which seems a certainty).
It also depends on what happened in Korea in the meanwhile.
That still doesn't make the Russians sending a fleet around the world a-la 1905 a certainty, especially not with the world wars being mentioned.