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You are just a dumb kid. Almost 700,000 Vietnamese live in Japan, of course there are criminals among them. You expect me to post their crime list on a Pakistan defense forum?

What a moron. Your comments are nothing but flip-flops and excuses.

I hope those freedom loving gun people in Yemen or elsewhere don’t come to Denmark. They will burn Copenhagen to the ground like we seeing now in France.
Freedom means nothing without laws and order. Uncontrolled immigration destroys countries. Marcon is helpless. Europe now pays the price. That’s a big warning for Japan, Korea, China and other.

I hope those freedom loving gun people in Yemen or elsewhere don’t come to Denmark. They will burn Copenhagen to the ground like we seeing now in France.
Freedom means nothing without laws and order. Uncontrolled immigration destroys countries. Marcon is helpless. Europe now pays the price. That’s a big warning for Japan, Korea, China and other.

First, you cannot even differentiate between migrants and immigrants. Second, you just said those Vietnamese do not cause trouble either. Beating around the bush is truly your forte. Let us wait for @Lulldapull and see if that is really just nothing burgers like you said it was.

Concise, latest official:

1. Vietnamese ethnic in Japan:
693,800 Vietnamese nationals as of June 2026 / 681,100 as of Dec 2025
Ethnic including naturalized + Japanese-born descendants: ~710k - Japan only counts nationality, so extra 10-20k is estimate.

2. Migrants (not immigrants):
All foreign nationals = migrants: 693,800
Temporary migrants only (excluding Permanent Resident / Long-Term Resident): ~650k - most Vietnamese arrived after 2015, so PR is minority.

3. Migrant workers:
605,906 / ~606,000 - MHLW count Oct 2025, #1 nationality in Japan.

4. Blue-collar among them:
Official blue-collar visas: ~200,000 interns + 150,000 SSW = 350,000 as of June 2025
Latest: 163,154 Vietnamese in SSW1, 176,915 total SSW
Doing blue-collar work in practice (factory, construction, food, agriculture): ~480k-500k - 80% of Vietnamese work in manufacturing

Disaggregated by visa category or by actual occupation, the Vietnamese blue-collar workforce in Japan stands at approximately 350k to 500k. This cohort is responsible for the bulk of the criminal cases. That is around 50% and 75% respectively of the total Vietnamese population currently in Japan. Citing the 700k figure effectively dilutes the rate. And while immigrant populations in Europe are in the millions, that context is conveniently omitted.