Since the arrival of the Sakura Maru in 1899, and even back to the seventeenth century with the presence in Lima of Indios de Xapón, generations of Japanese immigrants and their descendants have settled across Peru. While this process has been thoroughly documented by other disciplines, there are almost no studies focused on the resulting material culture. In this article, we introduce potential research lines for the archaeology of the Japanese diaspora and the Nikkei phenomenon in Peru. These approaches shed light on the complexity of the Japanese diaspora, leading us to rethink the material expressions of these migrant populations.

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日本侨民在秘鲁的考古学

自1899 年Sakura Maru到来，甚至回到 17 世纪，随着Indios de Xapón出现在利马，几代日本移民及其后代已经在秘鲁定居。虽然其他学科已经彻底记录了这一过程，但几乎没有研究关注由此产生的物质文化。在本文中，我们介绍了日本侨民考古学和秘鲁日经现象的潜在研究方向。这些方法揭示了日本侨民的复杂性，引导我们重新思考这些移民人口的物质表达。