Japanese immigration

Definition

Japanese immigration refers to the movement of Japanese individuals from Japan to other countries, particularly Hawaii and America, during a specific time period.

Related terms

Immigration: Immigration is the act of moving from one country or region to another with the intention of settling permanently.

Emigration: Emigration refers to leaving one's own country or region to settle in another.

Push Factors: Push factors are reasons that compel individuals or groups of people to leave their home country, such as economic hardships or political instability.