THE KOLYMANET PARTY MIGHT WIN PERU'S ELECTIONS

[Chudson88]

 

[angkar]

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no genuinely why the fuck is this their logo

 

[GQQT]

>President liar-o Fuji Omori
Next time i see the demiurge it's on fucking sight

 

[shekel]

>President liar-o Fuji Omori
Next time i see the demiurge it's on fucking sight

why does a Peruvian have a Japanese last name

 

[GQQT]

why does a Peruvian have a Japanese last name

South America does have a sizeable legacy Japanese migrant population

 

[shekel]

South America does have a sizeable legacy Japanese migrant population

how did they end up there

 

[GQQT]

how did they end up there

Dunno i gotta jewgle that
Probably when the new world was being developed on the west coast

 

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oh no

 

[Onzikin]

how did they end up there

At least here in Brazil, the government in the 20th century encouraged mass migration from European countries to make the population whiter, thing is, they also welcomed japs, specially refugees from World War II cause they also thought it was better than brownoids and would improve the racial composition of the country.

 

[Apeson]

South America does have a sizeable legacy Japanese migrant population

Some countries do. Mostly Peru and Brazil but it's more noticeable in Peru.

how did they end up there

Sometime during the 19th century, Japanese farmers were completely and utterly poor to the point where they could make about three times more by moving to Peru and working large cash crop plantations than they could in japan, so they went with the prospect of working a few years to come back home rich. Reality was different though because it turns out that the return trip was extremely expensive and way beyond what they could afford, so in the end a lot stayed. It's a similar story to why there are so many Italians in south america.

 

[GQQT]

Some countries do. Mostly Peru and Brazil but it's more noticeable in Peru.

Sometime during the 19th century, Japanese farmers were completely and utterly poor to the point where they could make about three times more by moving to Peru and working large cash crop plantations than they could in japan, so they went with the prospect of working a few years to come back home rich. Reality was different though because it turns out that the return trip was extremely expensive and way beyond what they could afford, so in the end a lot stayed. It's a similar story to why there are so many Italians in south america.

Travel is cheaper than ever and this still happens
Honestly there's another side to it and that's that there people who just wanted to find an excise to run away from something, whatever it may be