love the respect these two have for each other, these countries are like brothers.
Love the respect these two have for each other, these countries are like brothers
Charles Sanchez
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John Edwards
That's an insult to Japan
Brody Allen
That’s an insult to Brazil
Anthony Carter
OH, OH OH, and I just wanna add that these are fucking great countries, with great music and art. These countries are the best dude! I love the joint that I just smoked man, hahahaha Fuck I love weed. I love Any Forums. DUDE. AHHA.
Jayden Bailey
duality of man.
Lincoln Nelson
William Lee
love that record, planing to revisit later.
Jeremiah Roberts
i only like brazilian japs
Alexander Cook
I have never respect them
On the contrary, I resent their theft of our culture.
Samuel Rodriguez
ESL moment.
Austin Richardson
Your government was the biggest culprit.
Ryan Myers
Awful taste, I even puked in my mouth a little bit
Bentley White
私たちは日本が大好きです
Grayson Harris
OP here i posted the wrong image sorry
Carson Ward
If that helps, Brazilian-Japs are the most irrelevant type of diaspora in the country. They have never contributed to anything. Brazil or the Brazilian culture would look the same if the Japanese had never set a foot here.
Plus they bought their disgusting fucking food.
Josiah Lopez
>brought*
David Roberts
Not in Sao Paulo. They are literally one of the most influential cultures. But it's not my fault, who perpetuated them here was their government, who brought their culture here was literally themselves. I just enjoy it, I even made an Ikebana today.
Joshua Scott
I'm including São Paulo as well. How are they relevant in any shape of form? Because of their silly architecture in Liberdade and the fact that people consume their shitty cuisine? Their influence ends there.
Brayden Rivera
nice.
Lincoln Gray
Bra-Japs contributed a lot for the large-scale cocoa planting, actually they're the biggest exporters of it.
Jaxson Reyes
I was born in Japan and Raised in BR :)
Wyatt Richardson
Without Japanese immigration Brazil would be a shit hole, you're ungrateful.
Carter Peterson
Literally in all of São Paulo's vegetable and mushroom agriculture. Literally in everyday food, literally in cultural expressions of São Paulo in everything you can imagine, even in the "modernism" of São Paulo.
But nobody stole anything, their government that sent a bunch of Japanese people here, and the Japanese sent that perpetuated their culture.