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Kizuna 2020: Nikkei Kindness and Solidarity During the COVID-19 Pandemic

Nikkei small businesses face challenges in the coronavirus pandemic

Tatiana Maebuchi

São Paulo, capital. Economic center that brings together several local establishments managed by Japanese-Brazilian entrepreneurs. Similarities and peculiarities emerge in the impacts resulting from the COVID-19 outbreak caused by the coronavirus. As an example, four business creators share their experiences in this scenario. * * * * * United family …

Sweet hobby: from dream to reality

Tatiana Maebuchi

Sweet facade, geek decor. Through the door, the person who was being waited for passes. At first glance, the serious expression does justice to the responsibilities of a micro-entrepreneur. However, in a more informal conversation, another side is discovered: the joy of a girl who loves what she does. The …

Stereotype, the mistake of thinking that all Nikkei are the same

Tatiana Maebuchi

When the subject is society, we automatically talk about history. Human relationships are analyzed and discussed by scholars from Antiquity to current times. British sociologist Stuart Hall, for example, reminds us that “nations are always made up of different social classes and different ethnic and gender groups”. Brazil would be …

Japanese technique and art give shapes and beauty to clay in Cunha

Tatiana Maebuchi

Knowledge acquired in Japan when used in clay has the power to create and transform. Nisei Marcelo Yoshinori Tokai, 46 years old, dedicates himself to just that, the art of ceramics. A descendant of Hokkaido and born in Mogi das Cruzes, São Paulo, the artist went to his parents' homeland …

Roots and memories in Vale do Ribeira

Tatiana Maebuchi

It was in the city of Registro, in the Vale do Ribeira region, in São Paulo, where my family on my father's side settled. As do many Japanese immigrants. Originally from there and a fan of rice and beans, my great-uncle, Issuo Maebuti, 94 years old, tells the family story …

Sweet and refreshing inspiration

Tatiana Maebuchi

A trip changed a Nikkei 's life. Sansei Emília Tayra, a 60-year-old former bank employee, discovered new flavors in a sweet with a Japanese touch. Certain that it would also please the taste of São Paulo residents, especially those of Japanese descent, she decided to bring the idea directly from …

A gastronomic tradition from father to daughter and from Nikkei to Brazilians

Tatiana Maebuchi

A smiling lady behind the counter where the cashier is located welcomes and thanks those who enter and leave the place, in the middle of the Liberdade neighborhood. Owner of the traditional Japanese pastry shop Yoka, Luiza Yokoyama, 65 years old, has a surprising family story. Nisei dedicated himself completely …

Michie Akama, a dreamy educator ahead of her time

Tatiana Maebuchi

Born in Japan and graduated in Education, Michie Akama came to Brazil in the 1920s with her family to work on the coffee farm. Here, she is faced with a reality that is very different from the one she knew in her homeland, as people did not have access to …

A sweet Japanese corner

Tatiana Maebuchi

A descendant of the prefectures of Hiroshima, Shizuoka and Saitama, businesswoman Miriam Ishikava, 36, who is Sansei , says that “it has always been a colony”. Childhood and adolescence were phases full of activities, which included piano and keyboard; going out to karaoke, where he sang only Japanese songs; karate …

A community leader with Japanese values ​​— Ronaldo Yuzo Ogasawara

Tatiana Maebuchi

Ronaldo Yuzo Ogasawara, 39, is a real estate businessman, sansei and part of his roots are in the province of Hokkaido, in the far north of Japan. Since the age of four, he has lived in the Jardim da Saúde neighborhood, in São Paulo, where he works alongside residents and …

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Sou brasileira descendente de japoneses de quarta geração (yonsei), jornalista e blogueira/vlogueira de viagens e cultura japonesa. Já trabalhei dentro da comunidade nipo-brasileira e acho importante divulgar a cultura do país de origem de minha família.

I'm Brazilian and forth generation nikkei (yonsei), journalist and blogger/vlogger (travel and Japanese culture). I've worked with the Japanese community and I think it's important to publish about the culture of the country where my family came from.

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  • historias de comunidades
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  • japonesa/comida nikkei
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  • taiko
  • identity

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