Die häufigsten Ausländer in Japan von Perfecture

Chinese nationals form the largest foreign population in most areas, reflecting long-standing migration ties, geographic proximity, and strong economic connections between China and Japan. Brazilian communities are especially prominent in several central prefectures, largely due to labor migration linked to manufacturing industries and Japan’s policies toward descendants of Japanese emigrants. In a smaller number of prefectures, particularly around major urban and international hubs, Americans are the most common foreign nationality, influenced by business presence, education, and military-related factors.

Hyogo not being Chinese is interesting considering they’ve got such a famous Chinatown

And white supremacist are always crying about Indians when there are just 50k of Indians.
May be they confuse Nepalis, Sri Lankans, porkis and bangladeshis with Indians.
They are notorius for poor geography and cultural education.

Kanagawa with Yokosuka and Zama apparently aren’t enough to offset Chinatown and the general Chinese population.

As someone who has recently renewed her visa, it is quite interesting to see that Koreans are the most common foreigners in Osaka.

I remember seeing / hearing so many Chinese at the immigration center.