All Cambodian residents — five-year age brackets, December 2025
Gender split
December 2025
Male
16,136 (55.7%)
Female
12,821 (44.3%)
The Cambodian community leans male (56%) and is Japan's model rotational workforce: 49% are technical intern trainees and 29% specified skilled workers — nearly 4 in 5 on structured work programmes.
12,821 female Cambodian residents — by status of residence
Technical Intern Trainee5,646
Specified Skilled Worker4,085
Permanent resident957
Designated activities509
Spouse of Japanese442
Student302
Family stay / Dependent244
Engineer / Humanities / Int'l services241
Long-term resident169
Spouse of PR152
Nursing care36
High-skilled professional8
Business manager8
Other22
16,136 male Cambodian residents — by status of residence
Technical Intern Trainee8,536
Specified Skilled Worker4,415
Permanent resident840
Designated activities779
Engineer / Humanities / Int'l services527
Student386
Long-term resident134
Family stay / Dependent115
Spouse of PR94
Spouse of Japanese85
Business manager84
High-skilled professional51
Intra-company transferee38
Other52
Where they live (2025)
By region — heat map
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Selected region
Kanto
11,830
57.6% of Japan total
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Prefectures
Tokyo
7,596
Kanagawa
1,948
Chiba
1,018
Saitama
763
Ibaraki
231
Tochigi
138
Gunma
136
Highest and Lowest Prefectures
2025 Resident Counts
Top 10
Kanagawa
Kanto
3,091
Aichi
Chubu
2,276
Kumamoto
Kyushu
1,603
Ibaraki
Kanto
1,565
Chiba
Kanto
1,515
Gifu
Chubu
1,455
Tokyo
Kanto
1,276
Saitama
Kanto
1,249
Osaka
Kansai
1,099
Fukuoka
Kyushu
1,003
Bottom 10
Wakayama
Kansai
57
Tottori
Chugoku
96
Akita
Tohoku
107
Yamanashi
Chubu
115
Nara
Kansai
126
Okinawa
Okinawa
154
Niigata
Chubu
161
Yamaguchi
Chugoku
168
Kochi
Shikoku
173
Saga
Kyushu
176
Prefecture Growth, 2015 to 2025
Absolute change in Cambodian residents over the past decade
Largest increase
Aichi
Chubu
+1944
Kumamoto
Kyushu
+1489
Kanagawa
Kanto
+1388
Chiba
Kanto
+1362
Ibaraki
Kanto
+1293
Largest decrease
Wakayama
Kansai
+44
Tottori
Chugoku
+60
Akita
Tohoku
+87
Nara
Kansai
+112
Yamanashi
Chubu
+114
2015
2025
Change
Fun Fact
Cambodians are one of Japan's fastest-growing communities: 6,111 residents in 2015 became 28,957 today — 4.7× in a single decade, powered almost entirely by the intern and skilled-worker pipelines.
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