The Japanese culture has long been part of Brazil's history. Due to economic and political reasons, hundreds of thousands of Japanese families migrated to Brazil throughout the twentieth century. Today, the country is home to the world's biggest Japanese community outside of Japan.
Most Brazilians of Japanese descent are concentrated in São Paulo capital, but there are many others spread in cities like Curitiba (Paraná), Belém do Pará (Amazon), and Registro.
A small city located in the limit between São Paulo and Paraná State, Registro would probably go unnoticed by tourists, weren't it for . . .
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