Any brazilians here? Are they Japanese Brazilian...

It says in the title "they eat brains in Japan!"

Mostly Sao Paulo and Parana

They live in Japan...

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To learn more check this out

youtube.com/watch?v=CrxGc9chiIo

the only reason why I know is cause I have a secret crush on brazil

is it like china town, you can go there and try and hook up with them? or are they spread out and hard to find

Her surname is Hudz

I thought OP was asking if they where from Brazil or something

That means they are mix.

Yes, they're speaking Portuguese. There are 1.8 japanese Brazilians here. I had 2 two japanese colleagues when I was in high school.

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Japanese_Brazilians

I really feel they are fully assimilated in Brazilian culture.

I'm greek though

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liberdade_(district_of_São_Paulo)

>Liberdade (Portuguese: [libeɾˈdadʒi], liberty; Japanese: リベルダージ, translit. Riberudāji) is the name of a district in the subprefecture of Sé, in São Paulo, Brazil. It is home to the largest Japanese community outside Japan in the world.

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bunda'd

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source?

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This is true. I personally know a Japanese Brazilian girl and she's the most Brazilian person I've ever met

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TV host

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It's expected t b h, Brazilian culture is very open and easygoing. Like the absolute opposite of what they have in Asia

MMA ref

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singer

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Describe being a most brazilian person please

Policeman from our version of the FBI that became a meme
"japa da federal"

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Why did he become a meme?

judoka

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>wake up
>drinks matcha
>listens to zeca pagodinho
>jiu jitsu class
>plays futbol on beach
>time for carnival
>go to bed and say goodnight prayer to pele

Because he was present in many arrest of the car wash operation

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But...
>Despite being considered an anti-corruption icon in Brazilian protests against corruption, on 7 June 2016, Ishii was arrested after being found guilty for facilitating smuggling when he was border agent in Foz do Iguaçu and sentenced to four years in prison. [2][3]

This made me laugh cause it's not far from reality lul

Brazil is best girl in south america in my eyes

Brazil is big. Americans are usually more familiar with the state of Rio de janeiro.
Judo is actually more practiced than jiu jitsu

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>hates rainy weather
>terrified of cold (anything below 17C is cold)
>Posts forro and sertanejo on Facebook
>loves to party and goes to every social gathering ever
>her sense of humor
>half of her friends are also Brazilian (not Japanese Brazilian)
>she says Portugues people are too formal and serious

yeah I know about the Judo

Why are Japanese Brazilians good looking?

they can range from beautiful mixed people to dumb Filipinos

A japa talking about forró? Interesting. Forró is more common in the northeast and usually (not always) japanese people are from SP. But I'm from the northeast and I've know some Japanese people from here but the probability is that the one you know is from SP.

Must be the Portuguese blood :^)

Are you tugas feeling an increase in brazilians living there or what?

I've been hearing of many brazilians moving to Portugal, seems like a trend.

Most of them are rich though

Yeah she's from Sao Paulo but she lived in the North somewhere (forgot where) and Japan for 2 years but said she hated Japan

Just saying. Not every state in Brazil is majority Portuguese blood when it comes to its European heritage. São Paulo has a LOT of italian heritage
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Italian_Brazilians

>An Italian source, from 1996, cites the number of 22,753,000 descendants.[7] The Embassy of Italy in Brazil, in 2013, reported the number of 31 million descendants of Italian immigrants in Brazil (about 15% of the population), half of them in the state of São Paulo.[2]

Our Brazilian population used to be 110k but now it's around 85k. Some are coming back but there are less now than when our crisis started in 2010. The biggest groups now are Nepalis and Chinese

Its our tourism boom caused by winning Eurovision and the 2016 euro. Rich people from everywhere are moving here. Even freaking Madonna kek

Nepalis?? You sure bruv? I mean we've always had a small Indian diaspora but I don't think I've ever even heard of Nepalis here.

If you come to Lisbon, you would be surprised. There's 20.000 of them already

And what's the general feeling torwards brazilian immigrants? Is it something like "better an immigrant from a 'brother country' that speaks our language and share our history" or are other foreigners better received, such as other europeans?

I have no interest of moving to Portugal or from Brazil by the way, asking just out of curiosity.

I knew that

Other Europeans, especially Ukrainians have a better impression I think. Because they are hardworking and highly skilled.
Brazilians have a more mixed reaction but I think most of Portuguese are okay with Brazilians and think they are bro tier

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Portubros, what is your (or the general) opinion on the Dutch?
I've been thinking of emigrating to Italy or Portugal after I serve in the air force (radio & network tech). Maybe get myself a small home with a bit of land to grow potatoes and keep poultry.

I'm pale, brown haired and brown eyed (I am a full Dutchman, though), and don't smoke the weed or drink beer.
Only speak conversational French so I understand the grammar of most Romance languages, and I'd integrate.