Lifestyle, Culture and Immigration Experiences of Korean Residents in Japan

根据1991年的人口普查，根据《外国人登记法》登记的在日本的朝鲜居民超过69万人。虽然他们确实是日本的一个重要人口部分，但我们对日本和韩国生活方式之间的文化相互作用，健康需求和这一主要民族的整体生活质量之间的关系知之甚少。本项目的主要目的是研究移民和文化适应对生活质量的影响，特别是在日本的韩国居民的身体，精神和社会福祉。我们完成了以下研究：1.从人口学和历史学的角度分析从朝鲜半岛移民到日本.在日本的日本人、韩国人和朝鲜族居民的生活方式和健康风险的差异.在日韩国人慢性病患者健康需求与医院利用之比较.韩国移民与其在日后代在生活方式和身份认同上的差异.在日本独居的韩国老年人的实际生活和健康状况从西屿移民来的韩国人的生活史.日本市町村法人的外国人政策现状。

According to the 1991 census, Korean residents in Japan having been registered under the control of the Aliens Registration Act amount to more than 690,000. Although it is true that they are an important population segment in Japan, we have very little knowledge of the relationships among the cultural interplay between Japanese and Korean lifestyles, health needs and the overall quality of life of this major ethnic group. The main objective of this project was to conduct research on the effects of immigration and acculturation on quality of life with special emphasis on physical, mental and social well-being among Korean residents in Japan.We have completed our research under the following titles:1. Demographic and historical analysis of emigration from the Korean Peninsula into Japan.2. Differences in lifestyle and health risks among Japanese, Korean and Korean residents in Japan.3. Comparison of Health needs and hospital utilization among chronic disease patients of Koreans in Japan and Japanese.4. Differences in lifestyle and identity between Korean immigrants and their descendants in Japan.5. ACTUAL STATE OF LIFE AND HEALTH OF OLDER Koreans living alone in Japan.6. Life histories of Korean people immigrated from the Saishu Island.7. Present state of policies for foreigners in municipal corporations in Japan.