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Th e cultural and ethnic homogeneity of Japan is fast becoming a fragmented entity. Th is phenomenon goes beyond the geographical borders of the archipelago, among Japanese migrants and their descendants (known as Nikkei) who build new correlative identities and call for an open and plural Japanese identity that recognizes these diff erences. Th is paper, based on the ethnographic study of the Japanese community in Mexico, will analyze these new (correlative) identities and present some features of their organization. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]