Unfortunately, that is not possible. You are not eligible for asylum and you cannot apply for it from Japan. (Assuming your original nationality is Israeli - my best guess based on your scanty personal information - you are not fleeing a state that is trying to kill you.)Asylum is not the get-into-Canada quick and free card that too many people assume it is. It is an option solely for people who are fleeing for their lives, not people who want to country-hop for personal reasons or migrate for economic advantage. (If I sound annoyed - it is because I am. Asylum is designed to be a life saving last resort, not a shortcut. Abusing it is not harmless - it eats up resources and shades public opinion against it, therefore putting the option and those most in need of help at risk.)This is Canadau2019s position on refugees from the Immigration Canada website. How Canadau2019s refugee system worksMay I draw your attention to the following line:u201cThe United Nations Refugee Agency (UNHCR), along with private sponsors, identifies refugees for resettlement. A person cannot apply directly to Canada for resettlement. u201cIn other words, you cannot declare yourself a refugee. The majority of refugees in the world are involuntarily displaced from their homes, living in camps, and registered with UNHCR. They are not able to return home.Iu2019m reasonably confident you are not registered with UNHCR as a refugee while living in a refugee camp somewhere in Japan.If you truly want to live in Canada, you can apply to immigrate the same as anyone else in the world. Start here and follow the detailed instructions. Canada has a very open and transparent immigration system - if you qualify, you will be invited to come.Immigrate to Canada