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Acrobats who Performed in South America in the Early Meiji Period: Who Was the First Japanese to Reside in Brazil?—Part 1

The first Japanese to step foot in Brazil were the four castaways on Wakamiya-maru who arrived at S…

Masayuki Fukasawa • Jan. 24, 2022

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The Nikkei of Latin America and Latino Nikkei

111 Years of the Japanese Community in Uruguay - Part 2: Floriculture, the Connection with Buenos Aires, and the Next Generation of Japanese Uruguayans

Read Part 1 >> The industry in which Japanese people in Uruguay were most often engaged was f…

Alberto J. Matsumoto • Oct. 29, 2021

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The Nikkei of Latin America and Latino Nikkei

111 Years of History of the Japanese Community in Uruguay - Part 1: Characteristics of Japanese Migration

Uruguay (official name: Oriental Republic of Uruguay) is a small country in South America with an a…

Alberto J. Matsumoto • Oct. 28, 2021

Argentines floriculture history Japan migration Uruguay

Nikkei Chronicles #4—Nikkei Family: Memories, Traditions, and Values

V's first birthday

The first time I went to Japan was to save my daughter V. She was just a few months old and had bee…

Regina Arakaki +1 • Oct. 14, 2015

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The Nikkei of Latin America and Latino Nikkei

モンテビデオCOPANIとウルグアイの動向に注目

今回の南米訪問最大の目的は、ウルグアイの首都モンテビデオで開催された第15回目のパンアメリカン日系人大会COPANIに出席することであった１。南山大学の浅香幸枝先生とサンパウロ大学の二宮正人教授とと…

Alberto J. Matsumoto • May 20, 2010

Conventions of the Association of Pan American Nikkei COPANI 2009 Montevideo Uruguay

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Acrobats who Performed in South America in the Early Meiji Period: Who Was the First Japanese to Reside in Brazil?—Part 1

111 Years of the Japanese Community in Uruguay - Part 2: Floriculture, the Connection with Buenos Aires, and the Next Generation of Japanese Uruguayans

111 Years of History of the Japanese Community in Uruguay - Part 1: Characteristics of Japanese Migration

V's first birthday

モンテビデオCOPANIとウルグアイの動向に注目