the marked increase in the filipino population of the u.s. began in 1902.
when did the marked increase in the filipino population of the u.s. begin?
1902
filipinos in japan formed a population of 202,592 individuals at year-end 2007, making them japan's third-largest foreign community along with brazilians, according to the statistics of the ministry of justice. in 2006, japanese/filipino marriages were the most frequent of all international marriages in japan. as of march 12, 2011, the filipino population of japan was 305,972.





























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koreans in japan are the fifth largest ethnic minorities in the country. most of them arrived in the early 20th century.





























as of 2012, there are 530,421 koreans in japan who are not japanese citizens.





























section::::ryukyuan.
ethnic groups of japan
before world war ii, stockton had the largest population of filipinos outside of the philippine islands, and during the harvest season, its filipino population would swell to over ten thousand. during the great depression filipinos in california were the target of race riots, including the watsonville riots. by the end of world war ii, the filipino population in stockton increased to over fifteen thousand. in the late 1950s, filipino americans in california were concentrated around stockton, the bay area, and los angeles with migrant laborers being a significant part of the population. by 1970, the filipino population in stockton was less than five thousand, and the once vibrant filipino community of "little manila" had been largely demolished except for a few blocks by 1999, largely due to construction of the "crosstown freeway". a population of filipinos remain in the central valley region into the 21st century, however it is no longer a significant population concentration.
demographics of filipino americans