Did Japan invade Australia

Answer 1

To get more people to fight on there side so that they can win.

Japan is psycologically impared and they dont have squat for space in there country.

Probably the same reason James Cook and the English did, they wanted land...

Answer 2

Although there was considerable fear in Australia that Japan would invade, there is little evidence to suggest that was their intention.

The Japanese landed in Papua New Guinea and sought to conquer Port Moresby because this would cut off Australia from American support.

Answer 3

Japan did not come to Australia. Japan has always stayed exactly where it is.

If the question refers to the Japanese bombing of Darwin and other northern locations in Australia during World War II, the Japanese troops themselves never came to Australia.

Answer 4

No. However, Japan did make numerous bombing runs across Australia during World War II. The most well-known of these were the bombing attacks on Darwin, but other centres such as Broome and even Townsville were also bombed.