How much land does Japan buy in Brazil equivalent to Japan?

The area of land purchased by Japan in Brazil is three times as large as that previously purchased by Japan in Brazil. These lands are permanent, covering an area of 3 million square kilometers, three times the area of Japan's main island.

According to the statistics of the Japanese Ministry of Health and Welfare, by 2020, the land area purchased by Japan in Brazil has reached1100000 square kilometers. However, many people may not have noticed this at that time. Now it seems that Japan has bought1100000 square kilometers of land. This shows that we have prepared for the worst.

According to relevant statistics, there are currently about 2 million Japanese immigrants and their descendants in Brazil. Brazil has become the country with the second largest number of Japanese immigrants in the world. This indicates that there may be some problems.

First, the Japanese may have realized that the risks of the Japanese island are getting bigger and bigger. Whether it is earthquake, nuclear pollution or future war, Japan's narrow land may be in danger.

Second, Japan began to expand and flee through economic means. By buying a lot of foreign land, they created better conditions and foundations for Japanese immigrants.

It is understood that the Japanese in Brazil have no sense of identity with this country. The Japanese government does not shy away from providing them with funds and energy. Digging wells, repairing houses, repairing canvases, opening schools for them, and introducing Japanese textbooks to other communities are completely regarded as Japanese territory.

At present, there are more and more Japanese-funded enterprises in Brazil, involving all walks of life, especially real estate and high-tech industries. The middle and senior employees of Japanese enterprises are almost all from other ethnic groups, so it is difficult to squeeze in, and even if there are, it is difficult to have room for promotion.