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[edit] Demographics - Nikkei World Demographics, 1993

Sources:
1. Japan International Cooperation Agency, Kaigai ijū tōkei (FY 1952-FY1993), (Tōkyō, 1994), 124-125. The data were originally collected by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan and reported in Kaigai zairyū hōjinsū chōsa tōkei. The number includes the permanent resident and Nikkei population. Nikkei is defined as those who do not have Japanese citizenship but are descendant of the Japanese (naturalized Issei, Nisei, and Sansei etc.).
2. Compiled by Marcelo Higa from Nyūkoku Kanrikyoku (eds.). Zairyū gaikokujin tōkei, 1998.



Asia
China, People’s Republic of 29,859
Hong Kong 872
India 142
Indonesia 2,979
Korea, South 7,440
Malaysia 466
Myanmar 70
Pakistan 197
Philippines 4,959
Singapore 568
Taiwan 493
Thailand 10,240
Pacific
Australia 10,915
Guam 2,338
New Zealand 1,847
Pacific Islands 1,063
(Trusted to U.S. by United Nations)
North America
Canada 55,111
United States 760,916
Central America
Costa Rica 57
Cuba 842
Dominican Republic 583
Guatemala 113
Mexico 11,926
South America
Argentina 29,262
Bolivia 7,986
Brazil 620,370
Chile 2,292
Colombia 1,106
Ecuador 152
Paraguay 6,054
Peru 55,472
Uruguay 436
Venezuela 828
Western Europe
Austria 620
Denmark 699
Finland 275
France 2,832
Germany 3,296
Great Britain 3,886
Greece 1,220
Ireland 61
Italy 1,110
Netherlands 1,177
Norway 508
Spain 464
Sweden 1,412
Switzerland 2,875
Eastern Europe
Poland 53
Russia 503
Middle/Near East
Iran 66
Israel 103
Kuwait 51
Turkey 163
Africa
Egypt 120
Japan, Reverse Migration from South America (1997)</td>

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Argentina</td> 3,300</td>

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Bolivia</td> 3,337</td>

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Brazil</td> 233,254</td>

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Paraguay</td> 1,466</td>

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Peru</td> 40,394</td>

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