Image Gallery
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Japanese in a Brazilian forest
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Japanese immigrants with their planting of potatoes
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Japanese family in Brazil
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Japanese family in Brazil
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A train taking Japanese immigrants from Santos to São Paulo (1935)
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Japanese on coffee plantation (1930)
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The first immigrants on the Kasato Maru ship (1908)
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Japanese immigrants in Brazil
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