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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-64867-5The Japanese minority called Burakumin, to which we referred in the preceding chapter, are scattered throughout 4,000 communities in 29 prefectures. The total population of the Burakumin is estimated at between 1,500,000 and 2,500,000 (De Vos, Wagatsuma, 1966: 177).

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The Burakumin as a Minority,The Japanese minority called Burakumin, to which we referred in the preceding chapter, are scattered throughout 4,000 communities in 29 prefectures. The total population of the Burakumin is estimated at between 1,500,000 and 2,500,000 (De Vos, Wagatsuma, 1966: 177).

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Software for Numerical Linear Algebrang five cities in Kagada-ken (prefecture) located 50 miles or less from the capital of the prefecture. The present population of 34,000 has been stable for the past ten years. Every year, four or five thousand people migrate from Eizen into other cities and prefectures, but this is offset by an equal number coming into the city.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-010-3050-2Burakumin; Japan; emancipation movement; japanese minority; minority

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Software for Numerical Linear Algebraaders enjoyed political peace and tranquility during this dormancy of Japanese history. But tranquility did not last forever since Japan confronted the powerful impact of Western cultures in the last half of the nineteenth century. Since then change became a vital force of Japanese society. This cha

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