Re: Part 2 of 2 - 100 Years of Japanese Imigration in Brazil
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Great part 2 Marcio!
All is good news with me
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oh cool thanks for the info
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i didn't even know there were so many of those people there lol.... i think they go there for business cuz maybe it's cheaper to sell there.
laspanishchica 3 years ago
Actually they went to Brazil many time ago... that´s why they celebrating 100 years of Japanese imigration. Before the 1st Great War they went to Brazil because they were passing a period of poverty in Japan and came to Brazil to work in the farms. After the 2nd Great War, Brazil was one of the few countries that accept Japanese imigration... and after that war there was also many poverty too.
Nowadays Japanese Brazilian decendents that are trying a better live in Japan.
MarcioNSantos 3 years ago