S Uchino
Abstract
A general analysis of female internal migration in Japan is presented using data from official sources. The results indicate that males make up the great majority of internal migrants, that the male preponderance primarily affects migration over longer distances, and that there is a significant sex selectivity in in-migration to large metropolitan areas. (summary in ENG)
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A general analysis of female internal migration in Japan is presented using data from official sources. The results indicate that males make up the great majority of internal migrants, that the male preponderance primarily affects migration over longer distances, and that there is a significant sex selectivity in in-migration to large metropolitan areas. (summary in ENG)
Key concepts: Internal migration, Metropolitan area, Geography, Demographic economics, Demography, Demographic analysis, Research methodology, Population