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What were reasons for Japanese immigration to the US?
Wiki User
November 03, 2009 1:51PM
The Japanese immigrated to America for a couple
reasons.
- it was getting crowded in japan
- there was no political freedom in japan
- more land to farm in America
- better paying job opportunities
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