The best explanation for why Korean immigrants began to come to Japan by around 400 CE is: Conflict on the Korean Peninsula led many to seek new opportunities elsewhere.
Which of the following best explains why Korean immigrants began to come to Japan by around 400 CE?(1 point) Responses Japan asked the Koreans to help them create a more centralized government. Japan asked the Koreans to help them create a more centralized government. Korean immigrants wanted to spread Buddhism to people living in Japan. Korean immigrants wanted to spread Buddhism to people living in Japan. Japan offered many jobs that were not available to Koreans because of population changes. Japan offered many jobs that were not available to Koreans because of population changes. Conflict on the Korean Peninsula led many to seek new opportunities elsewhere.
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