When did Japan first formulate plans to dominate the world?

After being knocked open by American cannons, the Japanese were deeply attracted by the developed material civilization of the West, and Japan began to embark on the path of learning from the West. With the support of a group of royalist warriors, Emperor Meiji regained power from the shogunate that had been neglected for more than 600 years. In 1868, Emperor Meiji promulgated the "Five Articles of Oath", ushering in an era of strong power. Around 1890, Japan's strategy changed from promoting development through reform to promoting development through war, and it embarked on the road to world domination. The Sino-Japanese Sino-Japanese War of 1894 and the Russo-Japanese War in 1904 further strengthened Japan’s confidence in using force to speak its mind. The strategy of invading Asia was formulated after 1904. Tanaka Giichi said that in a memorial to the emperor in 1927.