Pemukim Jepang di Kepulauan Marshall

Pemukiman Jepang di Kepulauan Marshall timbul dari perdagangan Jepang di wilayah Pasifik. Para penjelajah Jepang pertama datang ke Kepulauan Marshall pada akhir abad ke-19, meskipun pemukiman permanen belum didirikan sampai 1920an.

Tokoh terkenal 
 Amata Kabua, mantan Presiden dan guru sekolah
 Kunio Lemari, mantan politikus dan Presiden
 James Matayoshi, wali kota
 Kessai Note, mantan Presiden

Catatan kaki

Referensi

Daftar pustaka 

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Bacaan tambahan 
  東京財団研究報告書, 日本とミクロネシア諸国との関係強化に向けた総合研究松島泰勝, 東海大学助教授, October 2005 (HTML version)

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