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Originally Posted by vivennelauliet
In the 80s, 50% of Zainichi Koreans married Japanese. In 1985, there was a change in the law which granted Japanese citizenship to a child with either of its parents being Japanese (The previous law only granted the citizenship to a child if its father was Japanese.).
If 2 Koreans came to Japan and had children before 1985, they (including their children) would Zainichi Koreans, correct? Then, if one of those children were to marry a Japanese woman, have a child in 1981, then separate, with the child living with his mother, what citizenship would the child hold?
Japanese or that of a Zainichi Korean?
And could the child become a Japanese citizen through naturalization?
How long would that take?
Also, the child in question's grandparents changed their name to a Japanese one so the child already has a Japanese name.
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Why didn't you just say flat out "Hey, does anyone know what Miyavi's real nationality is?". A very kind and knowledgeable member could have waisted his precious time answering your question thoroughly using two whole pages!