| 词条 | Japanese expatriates in Jamaica |
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|group = Japanese expatriates in Jamaica |population = 158 (as of Oct. 2009) Japanese nationals;[1] unknown number naturalised as citizens of Jamaica |langs = English, Japanese |related-c = Japanese diaspora, Japanese Caribbeans, Japanese Cubans, Japanese Dominican }} There is a small community of Japanese expatriates in Jamaica and their descendants, consisting mostly of corporate employees and their families, along with immigrants and Jamaican-born citizens of Japanese ancestry. {{Asof|2009}}, 158 Japanese lived in the country, according to the statistics of Japan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs.[2] In general, they are transient foreign residents employed by Japanese companies.{{citation needed|date=June 2012}} Jamaica has the third largest Japanese population in the Caribbean after Japanese Cubans, and Japanese in the Dominican Republic. HistoryAccording to the Jamaican Embassy in Tokyo website, more than 100,000 Japanese tourists have visited Jamaica in the last 15 years.[3] CultureMighty Crown was inspired by the legendary sound systems like Killamanjaro and Saxon. They were the first non-Jamaican sound system to win the Irish and Chin world clash in 1999.[3] Junko Kudō was the first non-Jamaican to win the dancehall queen title in Montego Bay, Jamaica 2002. Notable people
See also
References1. ^Japan-Jamaica Relations 2. ^Japan: Ministry of Foreign Affairs 3. ^1 Japanese 'Dub' Jamaica External links
6 : Asian Jamaican|Ethnic groups in Jamaica|Japanese Caribbean|Japanese diaspora by country|Japanese expatriates in Jamaica|Jamaican people of Japanese descent |
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