Bolivia–Japan Relations
Bolivia–Japan relations are the diplomatic relations between Bolivia and Japan. Both nations enjoy friendly relations, the importance of which centers on the history of Japanese Bolivians, Japanese migration to Bolivia. Approximately 14,000 Bolivians have Japanese ancestry. Both nations are members of the Forum of East Asia–Latin America Cooperation. History The first known Japanese migrants to arrive to Bolivia was in 1899 when ninety-one Japanese laborers entered the country from Peru to work on rubber plantations in Bolivia. For the next several decades, several thousands Japanese migrants immigrated to Bolivia for employment opportunities. Most of the Japanese migrants settled in the Beni Department, Beni and Santa Cruz Department (Bolivia), Santa Cruz Departments. On 3 April 1914, Bolivia and Japan established diplomatic relations. During World War II, Bolivia broke diplomatic relations with Japan. With the exception of twenty-nine deportees to the United States, World W ...
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