Are there many Japanese in China?

This is the data of 2008: the number of Japanese in Japan has exceeded 600,000, ranking first among foreigners in China. Statistics of foreigners in China at the end of 2007 released by the Japanese Ministry of Justice on the 3rd show that the number of Japanese legally registered in Japan has exceeded 600,000, surpassing South Korea and North Korea for the first time and becoming the largest foreign population in Japan. According to the China News Service, the Japanese Ministry of Justice learned from the statistics of the Immigration Bureau that the number of Japanese nationals living in China has reached 666,889, accounting for 28.2% of all foreign nationals living in Japan, surpassing South Korea and North Korea, which account for 27.6%, for the first time, ranking first. Since Japan started this statistic in 1959, South Korea and North Korea have been the countries with the largest number of foreigners in Japan, with more than 600,000 people. At that time, there were only 40 thousand Chinese in Japan. 10 years ago, from 65438 to 0997, the number of Korean and Korean reached 650,000, and the number of Korean increased to 250,000, but there was still a significant gap with the former. However, in the last decade, the number of Koreans and Koreans in Japan has gradually decreased, and last year it dropped to less than 600,000. On the contrary, with the rapid economic development, the number of Japanese students studying and researching in China has been growing rapidly. At present, there are nearly100000 students studying in Japan. According to the data of Japan's Immigration Bureau, by the end of last year, there were about 2153,000 foreigners registered in Japan, accounting for 1.7% of Japan's total population, an increase of more than 68,000 people over the previous year, setting a new record in Japan. With the acceleration of population aging, the problem of labor shortage is becoming more and more serious. Japan, which has always regarded itself as a "non-immigrant country", will have to accept more foreign labor, and Japanese society's tolerance for foreigners is facing a comprehensive test. At present, Japanese metropolises with more China compatriots are Tokyo and its surrounding areas, such as Kanagawa, Saitama and Chiba. "They usually study in Japanese schools first, and then aim to be admitted to universities. They work in izakaya, convenience stores and other places. After graduating from college, many people stayed in Japan and worked for Japanese companies that had business dealings with China. Recently, I have seen remarkable economic development in China, and many people want to return to work. " In addition to this mainstream path, many Japanese companies directly recruit outstanding talents from China, which is also one of the important ways to increase the number of Xinhua people. After the reform and opening up, great changes have taken place in the academic qualifications of new Chinese living in Japan. There are 6,000 people in Japan who have obtained doctoral degrees and tens of thousands of people who have obtained master's degrees. Now Chinese in Japan are very active in all fields, which can be described as 360 lines, and Chinese are active in all walks of life. Not only have many Japanese people entered Japanese universities and research institutions, but China journalists have also appeared in major media. There are also many successful Japanese entrepreneurs, and they are mainly concentrated in high-tech fields with high technology content, among which four companies have successfully listed.