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When did the Japan come to Australia?
Japanese soldiers came to Australia in 1940
Why did people come to Australia in the 1800s?
The Japanese people did not come to Australia in 1800. As a matter of fact, until the year 1866, it was a capital offence for Japanese people to even leave their country. When Japanese did start to migrate, around the 1880s and 1890s, many of tyem were employed as crew for Australian pearlers in the northwest. Large numbers also went to Queensland, where they worked in the sugar cane industry.
How do you say you come from Australia in Japanese?
Oustreria kara desu
When did Japanese migrate to Australia?
The Japanese migrated to Australia in the 1880s and 1890s. Before 1866, it was illegal for Japanese people to leave Japan. It was considered a capital offense.
Who were the people who came to Australia in 1800?
The Japanese people did not come to Australia in 1800. As a matter of fact, until the year 1866, it was a capital offence for Japanese people to even leave their country. When Japanese did start to migrate, around the 1880s and 1890s, many of tyem were employed as crew for Australian pearlers in the northwest. Large numbers also went to Queensland, where they worked in the sugar cane industry.
How many Japanese people are living in Australia?
The 2006 census reported 30,778 Japanese-born residents in Australia. This number excludes people of Japanese decent who were born in Australia.
Why did the aborignals come to Australia?
they didn't come to Australia the white people did.
What country do Japanese people live in?
Japanese people live in the country of Japan... Which is apart of Asia. They also originated in Australia
Why did the Japanese come to Australia?
Because they love Australia, it's a tropical place in northern parts. Unless they're migrants.
How many people in Australia come from Germany?
106,254 people are German in Australia
What was Australia's reaction to the Darwin Bombings?
The population of northern Australia was evacuated, and a defensive line was set up based on the 'Brisbane Line'. This was an over-reaction as the Japanese had no intention (or capability) of invading Australia. However Western Australia, which was virtually undefended, told the Federal Government to either defend it or they would have to come to terms with the Japanese. Three divisions were deployed to Western Australia.
School differences in japan and Australia?
Japanese schools are much ruder. The students are allowed to walk out of a room if they don't like the lesson, even though Japanese people are very polite.
