A tecelagem da vida com fios partidos: as motivações invisíveis da emigração dekassegui ao Japão em quatro estações

Coordenação de Aperfeiçoamento de Pessoal de Nível Superior (CAPES)

As motivações invisíveis da emigração dekassegui ao Japão

Fundação de Amparo à Pesquisa do Estado de São Paulo (FAPESP)

Japoneses aqui, brasileiros lá?: uma leitura sobre (e dos) dekasseguis

Pós-graduação em Geografia - FCT

Desamparo psíquico nos filhos de Dekasseguis no retorno ao Brasil

Pós-graduação em Psicologia - FCLAS

Brasil, Japão: centenário de interação cultural e sexual

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Território migratório - contigüidade socioterritorial de terras distintas: os Dekasseguis e a busca pela reterritorialização

This paper analyzes the new trends of Brazilian migration to Japan, more specifically in the process of redefining its territoriality on the political and administrative Japanese territory. This migration, known as Dekassegui movement, is based on the flow of Brazilians of Japanese descent in this country. The working part of a periodization of the movement, considering the political and economic situations of countries and account for aspects of the difficult adjustment of the pioneers, the change the temporal expectation of return and search for repossession of these immigrants in their most recent time frame After more than 27 years of migration is still common difficulties in the integrating the Brazilian front of Japanese society, and it is in this context, however, that migration projects take new directions, new meanings are created networks, strengthens relationships, change and so plans to build a new interaction with the territory. To understand this process, we consider as a theoretical analysis and territorial consolidation of field research in Japan, through questionnaires, to identify the processes of social integration of immigrants