Black people like to emigrate to other countries in the world. Why not go to Japan?

Speaking of African blacks, maybe many friends don't have a good impression on them. We can also see many black people in China. But have you found that there are not many blacks in Japan, which is obviously a developed country, but why are there so few blacks?

First, Japan has unfriendly discrimination against Africans. Nowadays, animation culture and other aspects are very open, but it pays more attention to the orthodoxy of its own nation, so it is difficult to accept foreign national culture. If forced to accept foreign national culture, it is easy to produce strong exclusivity. So many Japanese people are relatively unfriendly not only to blacks, but also to other foreigners.

Second, Japan often makes things difficult for foreigners. For foreigners who have lived in Japan for more than three months, many interviewees said that they had heard or seen discriminatory remarks and hate remarks, and that house seekers had been treated unfairly and refused to stay. Seeing the real estate introduction, the house-watchers said that foreigners were refused to give up, and job seekers were rejected because they were foreigners. Do the same job, but the salary is much lower than that of the Japanese, so many Japanese will reject you in their bones, although they look polite on the surface. Black people's skin color is more likely to be perceived as foreigners and more likely to be excluded.

Third, Japan's entry and exit management system for Africans is also very strict. Even if some foreigners are allowed to sneak into the country, the black color is easier to find than other colors. In addition, the requirements for immigrants are also very strict. For example, if you want to pass the N3 level in Japanese, you need to know some daily Japanese expressions, get a general understanding of the content of the article, that is, the upper-middle level, and have a stable and proper job. These blacks from Africa are relatively more difficult to obtain permanent residency in Japan than people from other countries, and there is not much overlap between Japan and blacks in history.

For these reasons, there are fewer blacks in Japan. However, as Japan enters an aging society, more and more foreign young people are needed to supplement the country's labor force.