Japanese diaspora

Japanese diaspora

日系人code: ja is deprecated Nikkeijin
Total population
About 4,000,000 (2022)

The Japanese diaspora is made up of Japanese people who have emigrated (moved to another country) from Japan and their descendants. People who are part of the Japanese diaspora are known as Nikkei or Nikkeijin, which means “people of Japanese lineage” in Japanese. Large populations of Nikkei exist in Brazil and America, with smaller groups in Peru and the UK.

Japanese Diaspora Media

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  Plaza Dilao in Manila, Philippines

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  View of passengers arriving in Vancouver aboard the steamship Kumeric

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  Mikoshi Parade (Mikoshi Kids), Ennichisai, Japanese community cultural festival in Blok M, Jakarta (2013)

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  View of Ujo Nakano's farm house at Port Hammond, B.C.

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  List of passengers of the ship Kasato Maru bringing the first Japanese immigrants to Brazil, 1908

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  The Japanese community of the city of São Paulo, Brazil, traditionally lived in the Liberdade neighbourhood.

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  Immigrants from Japan in Palmira, Cauca (Colombia)

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  A dancer poses with the flags of Paraguay and Japan during the multicultural parade celebrating the bicentennial of Paraguayan independence