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Content: These adventurers constituted the first mass emigration ofJapanese overseas. As theJapanese arrived, discrimination toward the new immigrants. AsJapanese immigrants willing to work hard for low wages, many American people were afraid Japanese would take away jobs from American people. Between 1886 and 1911, more than 400,000 men and women left Japan for the U.S. Over 28,000 Japanese migrated to Hawaii. Main reasons for this, were because immigrants said the relationship between different races was better in Hawaii, like the Chinese immigrants in Hawaii. The white people understood how a diversity of ethnicities could cause major competition and change their present success rate. Also, the reason why a lot of Japanese migrated to foreign countries was a dream for better opportunities for others and to search for peace and prosperity, and they left unstable homeland for the life of the demanding job and a chance to provide a better future for their children. Also people thought the immigrants would discover a new and radically different way of life. Next, a very significant matter occurred to the history. The attack of Japan to the Pearl Harbor was set in the history of the American of Japanese on December 9, 1941.