Political stance of Japanese immigrants in Alianca, Brazil from the1930s through the 1970s

本研究探讨了20世纪30年代至70年代巴西阿利安卡地区日本移民的政治立场。它特别关注这些移民的第一代，他们在日本帝国主义时期在巴西建立了移民殖民地，并分享了创始人的基督教形式。该研究包括收集和分析有关Comunidade Yuba创始人Isamu Yuba的历史文献，他在二战期间和战后既不属于日本也不属于受美国影响的巴西。本研究提出了一个跨国的看法，浴霸勇，并揭示了目前在日本，美国和巴西的移民研究。

This study explored the political stance of Japanese immigrants in the Alianca district of Brazil from the 1930s through the 1970s. It particularly focused on the first generation of these immigrants, who established immigrant colonies in Brazil during the period of Japanese imperialism and shared the founders’ form of Christianity. The research included collecting and analyzing historical documents regarding Isamu Yuba, the founder of Comunidade Yuba, who neither belonged to Japan nor Brazil under US influence during and after WWII. This study presented a transnational perception of Isamu Yuba and shed light on the current immigrant studies in Japan, the United States, and Brazil.