Princess Mako of Japan celebrates 110 years of Japanese immigration to Brazil

Achievement of a program commemorating the 110th anniversary of the year. arrival of the first Japanese immigrants in the country, Princess Mako, of the Japanese Imperial Family, was in Japan House São Paulo the morning of Sunday the 22nd, where she visited the premises of the Institution linked to the Japanese government and visited part of the exhibition exhibited [19659009] The princess visited in the company of Angela Hirata, special advisor and former president of Japan House, the exhibition " Aromas and Flavors "which offers an immersion in Japanese culture through the senses.

This is the first time a member of the Japanese royalty visits the cultural center. Opened in May 2017, it is an initiative of the Japanese government aimed at spreading the culture and contemporary art of the country. S Paul was the first city to receive such an institution. Los Angeles opened one at the end of 2017 and in London earlier this year.