http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Japanese_diaspora
Brazil 1,400,000 [2]
United States 1,200,000 [3]
Philippines 222,000 [4]
China (PRC) 115,000 [5]
Canada 85,000 [6]
Peru 81,000 [7]
United Kingdom 51,000 [8]
Germany 30,125 [9]
Argentina 30,000 [10]
France 28,000 [11]
Full Version: Top 10 Destinations for Japanese outside of Japan
I'm curious, why the Philippines?
sex tourism?
QUOTE (kakabonga @ Sep 9 2009, 09:50 PM) 
sex tourism?
OH~ 
That's not... very... good.
I think there are not so many japanese or japanese decendents in china. 
*delete
i think there are a lot of great places in The Philippines...
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hmmmm.... i want to go to
1. spain
2. the leaning tower of Pisa
3. Moscow, Russia
4. Seoul, South Korea
5. Bangkok, Thailand
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hmmmm.... i want to go to
1. spain
2. the leaning tower of Pisa
3. Moscow, Russia
4. Seoul, South Korea
5. Bangkok, Thailand
This is not about tourism. Its where the biggest population of Japanese people live outside of Japan.
Its true, there is a huge Japanese population of Japanese in Brazil. That's why Martial Arts is so popular in that country.
What did surprise me was that 1/6th of the Japanese population that live in the U.S. live in the Philippines - I don't no anyone or heard about anyone living their.
Its true, there is a huge Japanese population of Japanese in Brazil. That's why Martial Arts is so popular in that country.
What did surprise me was that 1/6th of the Japanese population that live in the U.S. live in the Philippines - I don't no anyone or heard about anyone living their.
QUOTE (chiuchimu @ Sep 11 2009, 12:06 AM)
This is not about tourism. Its where the biggest population of Japanese people live outside of Japan.
Its true, there is a huge Japanese population of Japanese in Brazil. That's why Martial Arts is so popular in that country.
What did surprise me was that 1/6th of the Japanese population that live in the U.S. live in the Philippines - I don't no anyone or heard about anyone living their.
Its true, there is a huge Japanese population of Japanese in Brazil. That's why Martial Arts is so popular in that country.
What did surprise me was that 1/6th of the Japanese population that live in the U.S. live in the Philippines - I don't no anyone or heard about anyone living their.
I was surprised too. I know that there's some old retired folk choosing to live in Thailand, but Philippines is news to me.
Turns out, the figure quoted is wrong. The article source on Wiki came from this:
http://globalnation.inquirer.net/news/brea...l_--_RP_embassy
It tells you that there's 220,000 Filipinos in Japan, not that there's 220,000 Japanese in the Philippines.
QUOTE (foi2 @ Sep 11 2009, 01:08 AM)
I was surprised too. I know that there's some old retired folk choosing to live in Thailand, but Philippines is news to me.
Turns out, the figure quoted is wrong. The article source on Wiki came from this:
http://globalnation.inquirer.net/news/brea...l_--_RP_embassy
It tells you that there's 220,000 Filipinos in Japan, not that there's 220,000 Japanese in the Philippines.
Turns out, the figure quoted is wrong. The article source on Wiki came from this:
http://globalnation.inquirer.net/news/brea...l_--_RP_embassy
It tells you that there's 220,000 Filipinos in Japan, not that there's 220,000 Japanese in the Philippines.
Great job in finding the truth! I knew something was wrong.
Peru only 81000?
When Fujimori became president I learned about Japanese people in Peru, I thought it should be more than that.
When Fujimori became president I learned about Japanese people in Peru, I thought it should be more than that.
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