Brazilians of Japanese descent who emigrate back to Japan have been told they are "too Brazilian" to fit into the conservative Japanese culture.As a result,they become "more Brazilian" by organizing samba parades,wearing brightly coloured clothing,and speaking Portuguese in public.What type of ethnic construction does this demonstrate?

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This demonstrates a subjective ethnic construction where cultural norms and beliefs are based on subjective interpretations and perceptions. The Brazilian-Japanese individuals are seen as not fitting into the conservative Japanese culture due to their Brazilian upbringing, leading them to adopt and reinforce their Brazilian cultural identity through outward expressions like samba parades, brightly coloured clothing, and speaking Portuguese.

Brazilians of Japanese Descent Who Emigrate Back to Japan Have