Will Japan invade China again? Can they invade China in the near future？?
You have to be a bit uninformed to ask such a thing. Japan doesn't have a real military. The JSDF is more like a big bunch of Red Cross workers than a military defense force. You should worry more about the Chinese trying to invade Japan should the American military not be able to protect Japan. And you should be way more worried about China wanting large landmasses for their population. Places like Australia, North and South America. Those have better chances of happening than Japan invading China.
Will Japan invade Korea again in the future?
I am from Japan. My answer to your question is NO. First of all, mathematically speaking, Japanese people are going to extinct within 1000 years. Practically, Japan will come to fail to maintain its economy or community within 100 or 200 years any more. I am not kidding. A professor of Tohoku University, Japan, calculated that Japan will have no baby in 3011 if Japanese children are decreasing same rate as today. New born babies get less and less in Japan and actually the population of Japan is decreasing. And thus the population is aging and there will be less young persons to serve in army and navy. Second, Japanese economy is declining and there is no sign of recovery. I doubt Japan has enough money to fight a war. Third, Japan will not invade Korea if South Korea and North Korea have conflict. It will be Japan's benefit that South Korea stop North Korean and thus there will be no reason for Japan to hit South Korea. Japan will not directly hit North Korea either. If Japan tries to attack North Korea, it may get South Koreans infuriated and cause unified Korean counter-attack against Japan. In far future, South and North Korea may unite again. I am sure that coming united Korea will have atomic bomb, since North Korea has already developed its own nuclear bomb. Since Japan do not have atomic bomb yet, Japan do not have advantage. It is sure that Japan spends much in military expenditure, however about 45% of the budget is for payroll for expensive salary for Japanese soldiers. Please remember that Japanese are paid around 10 times of Indians and Chinese. I admit some Japanese feel comfortable to think of militaristic past. However, in my opinion, they are just escaping reality, escaping from dealing with current economic and political hardship by dreaming going back to "glorious" past.
Can Islam dominate China, Korea, and Japan in the future?
As a person grown up in a Muslim family in China, I don’t think Islam can dominate China in the future.Islam was first introduced to China in 616–18 AD and has been in China for the last 1400 years. And it’s not a dominant religion, merely 1–3% of the total China’s population are Muslims. Majority Muslim group in China is Hui Muslims. By reviewing the history and current situation of Hui people, we will see why Islam can never dominate China.(picture from Baidu)The term Hui is used to refer to Chinese-speaking groups with (foreign) Muslim ancestry. According to Wikipedia, “Hui people are of varied ancestry, many directly descending from SIlk Road travelers. Their ancestors include Central Asians, Arabs and Persians who married Hans. West Eurasian DNA is prevalent—6.7% of Hui people's maternal genetics have a West Eurasian origin. Several medieval dynasties, particularly the Tang, Song and Mongol , encouraged immigration from predominantly Muslim Persia and Central Asia, with both dynasties welcoming traders from these regions and appointing Central Asian officials. In subsequent centuries, the immigrants gradually mixed with Mongols and Hans, eventually forming the Hui.”But today, most Hui people rarely have connections with people from central Aisa, many young Hui people marry non-muslims. Take my family as an example, my father’s family came from central Asia, my grandfather married another Hui woman, but my dad who was born in PRC,later married my mother who is not Muslim, and my brother married a non-muslim as well. Most young Hui people I know of don’t mind marrying non-Muslims, and many of them have dropped their Islam belief. so I can take a bold guess, in dozens of years, most Hui people will just be same as Han Chinese.In Northwest of China, you can still see a lot of mosques, but there is one thing that is particular important to understand Islam in China is that in front of every mosque, there stands China’s national flag. It means no matter what religion you have, you are part of PRC, and no matter what God you believe, you need to learn Marxism in schools.Najiahu Mosque, Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region, northwest of China (picture from Baidu)Besides, China has its own civilization for thousands of years, its own culture and beliefs. Islam was never dominant in China and I don’t think it will be.This is my opinion, hope it helps.
Why did Japan invaded China?
Japan is a resource-poor country. They wanted China's resources. It was the same with Pearl Harbor. At the time, the U.S. was the world's largest oil producer. In response to Japanese outrages in China and elsewhere, the U.S. cut off exports of oil and steel to Japan. That was really an act of war, because without oil, Japan would be out of business. The Japanese decided to seize the oil fields in the Dutch East Indies, now part of Indonesia. As a precaution they sank the American fleet at Pearl Harbor first. Japan's actions in China and the Pacific War must be seen in light of their views of their own racial superiority.
Why did japan invade china?
Japan doesn't have natural resources so they felt they had to expand.
Why did Japan invade Korea so many times in the past?
I remember this from Global History. I believe Japan invaded Korea because the Japanese archipelago lacked many natural resources, thus invaded it's neighboring countries to colonize them and benefit from their natural resources.