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International migration and Filipino female entertainers
coming to Japan:
ABE, Ryogo (阿部 亮吾)PD, Department of Geography,
Nagoya University, Japan(名古屋大学大学院,地理学教室, PD研究員)
A case study of Nagoya city, Japan
Today’s Presentation
Globalization and ‘‘the age of migration’’ International migration and Filipino migrants Situations of Filipino female entertainers
coming to Japan Appearance of Spaces of Philippines Pubs
concentrating at SAKAE Walk Streets in Nagoya City, Japan
Some conclusions
Globalizing World since 1970s
‘‘The Age of migration’’ ( Castles & Miller, 1993: The Age of Migration. Macmillan Press.
)
①Globalisation of migration
② Acceleration of - ③ Differentiation of - ④ Feminization of - → The Philippines is a symbolic state.
International migration out of the Philippines
Republic of the Philippines:
30 million people,in 180 countries and areas
all over the world
600 thousands by one year
Male;•Middle Eastern
- Construction workers
Female;•Middle Eastern
•Asian NIEs•Western countries- Domestic workers
- Nurses
The Number of Entertainers newly coming to Japan
0
2
4
6
8
10
12
14
1980 1985 1990 1995 2000 2005
万人 Total
Asi a
Phi l
8,500人
36,000人53,000人
82,000人
Visa Status → VISA for Entertainers
How long? → Maximum: for 6months (3months)
Profession → Dnacers or Singers
Work Place → Philippine Pubs (Snacks, Clubs)
FFEs are not long-term residents
Status of FFEs
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CERTIFICATE OF ELIGIBILITY
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Godispatch
Systematized migration of FFEs
Analyzing some Web sites
① Emotional – bright, cheerful, joyful, open
② Hospitality – gentle, kind, tender
③ Purity – naive, innocent
④ Something which Japanese women have
already lost or are now losing
→ Discourse of ‘‘YAMATO NADESHIKO’’
What does Japanese society expect of FFEs ?