Question

1. \in 1886 japan had for the first time allowed its citizens to emigrate, and thousands from his district had already left leaving a country to settle elsewhere traveling to another country for pleasure and learning staying in the country where you were born

Explanation:

The context states Japan allowed citizens to emigrate, with thousands leaving the district. This matches the definition of leaving one's home country to settle elsewhere. The other options describe tourism/study or remaining in one's birth country, which do not fit the context of people leaving their district after emigration was permitted.

Answer:

leaving a country to settle elsewhere