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Over time, the occupations in which Japanese worked grew more diverse. Some immigrants moved to cities to engage in commerce or service businesses, while others went into manufacturing or industry. Japanese immigrants were particularly noticeable in certain occupations in specific countries at certain times. For example, many were active in landscaping in the United States after World War II, while in Argentina they were prominent in growing horticultural plants or running laundry businesses.
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