I visited the First Japanese 🇯🇵 Colony in Brazil 🇧🇷
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- I went to Registro the First Japanese 🇯🇵 Colony in Brazil 🇧🇷
Brazil has the largest Japanese population outside of Japan and those that know that fact might've heard of Liberdade the Japanese neighborhood in São Paulo.
Liberdade is like a china town but Japanese with normal São Paulo style buildings with some Japanese decoration and lots of stores with Japanese food, Plushies, Anime stuff, electronics and Japanese restaurants but nothing truly historic.
For an authentic Brazilian-Japanese experience you should visit Registro it has much more history old buildings and some people that still speak Japanese.
Registro is a place that I've waited and worked for over 4 years to show the world.
I hope you enjoy it, can share it with your friends to perhaps help me in funding new adventures.
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Agradecemos imensamente a visita ao Memorial da Imigração Japonesa Vale do Ribeira.
Gratidão!!
Obrigado, diverti-me imenso.
Vou fazer um segundo vídeo onde visitarei edifícios antigos abandonados, como casas no campo.
Estou a demorar muito tempo a editá-lo, mas está quase pronto
Primeira vez que vejo um gringo fazendo uma matéria sobre a colônia japonesa em Registro-SP, muito interessante, a colônia japonesa no Vale do Ribeira nos orgulha, deveria passar em Iguape-SP, cidade vizinha que também têm colonos japoneses. Os colonos japoneses merecem todas as homenagens, são pessoas trabalhadoras que ajudaram no desenvolvimento do Estado de São Paulo.
obrigada, sim, eu tive essa ideia por 4 anos agora e finalmente consegui terminá-la. Eu acho uma história incrível. Fico feliz que você tenha gostado
Heyy! Glad I discovered your video! I’m from Philippines, but I have been to Brazil once and to Japan many times, and also have dated a Brazilian Japanese person before! I know more Japanese than Portuguese because I studied it longer, but I can more or less understand the discussions you have on this video! If you ever go to Japan, there is a big Brazilian community in Gunma which is two hours away from Tokyo! Lots of signs are in Portuguese there, and there is a big supermarket there that offers many Brazilian food products as well as Brazilian dishes like Churrasco and Feijoada! This makes me miss all the delicious food and amazing people, music and culture! Would love to visit Amsterdam in the future, too!
That was great to hear thank you for sharing this with me. I will add Gunma to the list of places to visit for when I go to Japan. I only knew about the prevalence of them in Aichi Toyohashi and so on nice to add another to the list. But on rather I will visit Japan I really want to but I need to somehow grow my RUclips channel to a level where I can sustain myself financially and keep traveling. I will first finish my Latin American trip right now I’m replying to you from a “hotel” if you can call it that in Chile. Also I’m suprised you have traveled that much for someone from the Philippines, you must be doing well financially they sound like great life experiences.
@@LewisWirth yeah. I feel very lucky and privileged to have been able to travel to countries super far away from me despite coming from a poor country. I always said that material things don’t make me happy so I don’t buying things but rather traveling to get new experiences!
@@winter10x06 that sounds great, though I understand the struggle that can come with a lack of recourses in any sense I’ve had a similar mindset to not spend much and save for my bigger goals instead
I'm from Registro city!! You could visit some local tea industries.. we also have a Japanese style square called Praça Nakatsugawa, same name of the street Nakatsugawa.
There are some tradicional Japanese festivals during the year, please come back! 🤩⛩️🏯
Thank you, I’m actually working on a part two where I visit some more then 100 years old Japanese buildings and a bit of tea plantation as well. And I might come back for a festival later this year that a friend told me about. I actually think I visited praça Nakatsugawa in the second part. It was a Tori close to there with some exercise equipment 🤔
@@LewisWirth Exactly! So, you made the complete tour. I'm anxious for see the continuation of your visit here in Registro.🤩 I think the festival him told is Tooro Nagashi, in november 1st and 2nd, right? great!
@@CassiaHarue Yeah exactly, I remember the date November 2nd, if you want to try and meet up during the festival just send me a message on Instagram
@LewisWirth Yeah, I'll probably be working on the festival... 😀
Hey, I don't know if you've seen it but the second part is ready you can find it on my channel feed right now
Muito legal!! Sucesso Lewis😊
Muito obrigado
Ótimos vIdeos. Você esta ainda no Brasil?
não mais, há um longo tempo entre a filmagem e o upload porque a edição leva muito tempo, há uma chance de eu voltar no caminho para casa antes do meu voo para a Europa
@@LewisWirth Boa viagem.
Kkkk = Brazilian “Lol”.
Yeah there it’s some Japanese acronym but with our alphabet but Brazilians also use kkkkk to symbolize laughter, it’s kind of like holding in giggling that kind of sound
Você é um ex missionário de a Igreja de Jesus Cristo dos Santos dos Últimos Dias?
Absolutamente não