Língua e cultura pop japonesa no Brasil: resultados de uma pesquisa de campo em São Luís (MA) e Fortaleza (CE)
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.11606/ej.v0i35.127676Keywords:
Japanese language, Japanese culture, Japanese pop culture, Fieldwork, BrazilAbstract
This article will present fieldwork on Japanese language and culture in Brazil, achieved in São Luís (MA) and Fortaleza (CE). It was part of a research study called “Japanese language as the networking ties” which aimed to elucidate the role of Japanese language as “ties”, emphasizing how the Japanese language can contribute to forming communities outside of Japan. The research focused on the people of the group called “nihongo-jin” who reported, in the interview, their contact with Japanese pop culture and how it led them to study Japanese language.