Is there black people in Japan?

yeah

Yes there are black people in Japan..........

They're called tourists !!!!!

Seriously though Japan has about a 4 to 5% minority of Koreans via several wars etc. That's less than 1/3 the

relative number of black people in the US.

There is black people in Japan, and pretty much all of them are American military. But I do remember seeing a couple black guys in Japan working at a Gap, and another who was a bartender at a very Americanized night club.

There are many black people in Japan. Remember that we have a military presence there. Black couples live in Japan. Some Japanese women have children with black men and they remain in Japan. There are black people everywhere.

1 They're treated like all the other foreign women. 2 I don't know, but there are some black guys in Tokyo. 3 There are no such things like black schools. You can work as an english teacher.

Yes, there am black people in Japan.

Of course there are! There are black people everywhere in the world! Look up Crystal Kay.

And there's also Black people in Korea if you're curious about that look up Tasha Reid aka Yoon Mi Rae.

theres a show in japan hosted by 2 black people

yes there are African American Japanese in japan.

Just like there are AMERICAN white Japanese

people.When japan was occupied by our service

men.and it still is going on and won't change.

There are Bars in japan,that are just for Black

service men,and Girl sans.

well of course!!! havent u seen Rush Hour 1 or 2? and besides black ppl travel anywhere in the world too! so there is black ppl in Japan and china and asia, etc.

That's absolutely wrong. There are black people; not only visitors but as well as residents. You'd probably have to go to the more urban areas (especially Tokyo) to notice that there really are a lot, though they do live in the suburbs too.

People have the misconception that they're all from the American military (as we have bases there) but that is incorrect as well. There are a lot of blacks from Africa doing business there (I noticed a lot of Nigerians while living there).