That would depend on how Japan becomes a superpower, though I doubt it could do it without stepping on some US toes.
Of course, but a POD around WW-1 or earlier would allow the possibility. They just need to lose their "victory disease" without giving up on the militaristic ambitions; a fine line to tread. A shocking defeat in an earlier war makes it possible for the Japanese government to consider dumping the massive amounts of silly nonsense which the rightwing fanatics trucked around with them, and push harder and earlier to fix the problems with the navy and army. They also have to do this without going bankrupt, and they need to develop that "Southern Resource Area" at least 2 years before considering an attack on Pearl Harbor, then taking out the Panama Canal at the same time, then have those submarines going up and down the USA's West Coast actually hitting merchant shipping (instead of waiting for the glory of warships only). They could keep out the USA navy on the back foot for quite awhile doing that.
With the delay in attack on Pearl Harbor, the USA doesn't get into the war economy until 1943, by which time the Japanese are much better prepared and the USA's preparations would've fallen behind. The Japanese may even have nuclear weapons just a few months before the USA (with the "F-Go" program), although it wouldn't be easy for them to deliver an attack.
They can't take Hawaii, and they'd probably have to use something like the IJN's Nakajima G8N long-range heavy jet-bomber to carry their A-bomb. Quite a long flight. It also would have to be escorted with jet-fighters like the Nakajima J9Y Kikka, otherwise the land-based US defences and US could shoot the bomber down (though in such a timeline, the P-80 Shooting Star would be still in prototype stage, the USA might have a couple of planes handy nearby). Ideally, I suppose they'd hit San Diego.