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What region did japan want to control during world war 2?
Japan wanted to take over East Aisa and the pacific. :)
Ahy did japan want to take over Asia?
I have heard Japan wanted to imperialise South Asia!
For the bombing of Pearl Harbor Why did Japan want to dominate the pacific?
they want to dominate the pacific for hunting whales and tuna for their sushi...
Why didn't Japan want the U.S. to enter World War 2?
Japan was in reach of raw materials in China, Southeast Asia, and the South Pacific, if it could obtain those territories with out fighting the US; then that was an option Japan would prefer.
Did the US want to occupy the Pacific in World War 2?
No; Japan did.
How did the us want to subdue japan in world war 2?
The strategy developed before the war was called Naval Plan Orange. It called for an island hopping campaign across the Central Pacific, culminating at Taiwan, choking off Japan from its natural resources. In the event, a second thrust from the South Pacific culminated in the Philippines, and the Central Pacific thrust ended at Okinawa, to gather for an invasion of mainland Japan.
Why did Japan want to bomb the countries in the pacific?
Because Japan wanted control of the world. They didn't just want to bomb the countries in the pacific, that's just where they decided to start. But, fortunatly, they did not succeed in "World Domination".
If you are a military member stationed in Okinawa Japan and you want to take leave to Busan South Korea do you need a passport?
Yes
What dirtection is India from japan?
south but you might want to check to make sure
Why did some Americans want to take control of islands in Pacific?
to expand
What did France want to do testing of nuclear bombs on moruroa island in the south pacific?
a a national park
Why did the us wane to acquire japan?
The United States did not want to acquire japan. Japan wanted to expand, resulting in the war in the pacific in World War II. Even after the U.S. defeated japan in World War II, the US allowed Japan to maintain its sovereignty.
