Japanese guy is SHOCKED by Japanese town, Liberdade in São Paulo🇧🇷

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[pedrofritz]

With this video you just summoned every Brazilian on YouTube

[winterx]

Greetings from Philippines 🇵🇭! I went to Brazil back in 2018, and it was such an amazing experience! Super far away from my country though. It took me 34 hours to get to São Paulo one way! Seeing you visit Liberdade and trying out the local food like churrasco and being at the parties there reminds me of just how amazing my experience was there! Funny thing: I got introduced to Brazilian culture because I met a Brazilian Japanese person working in Japan who made me fall in love with their food, music, dance and culture! Even until now, I still make Pão de queijo which I learned to make years ago! Super nice job recording all these videos in Brazil! I am able to get a little bit of brazilian food closer to me through Japan too! There are brazilian communities in Tokyo, Gunma, Kyoto, Nagoya in Aichi and Okinawa, too! 🇯🇵🇧🇷🇵🇭

[simonevlmenezes]

Nossa, estou tão acostumada a ver vídeos de brasileiros falando de países e estados de fora do Brasil, que quando vi o seu falando de São Paulo e da Liberdade, que é um bairro que amo, foi incrível. Obrigada ☺️

[Tango_Mike]

It's so good when foreigners feel at home here in Brasil. It really means the world to us. I hope you can come back again soon 🙏

[Binho.]

I'm very happy to see a Japonese enjoying my country. I really like Japonese culture at all and it's very nice to see that Brazil and Japan have this connection

[aparecidoshimoda]

Happy to know you’re in Sao Paulo. This is my hometown and where I live. Grandparents were Japanese. I hope you enjoy it! Please, try as much restaurants as you can, because this is a city with much diversity.

[pauloschumi]

Maior comunidade japonesa fora do Japão! Parabéns pelo canal.👏👏

[varjaofamily]

I’m Brazilian and I living in Japan!! 懐かしい　
Thank you for the video! 🥹❤️🇧🇷

[SSFINO]

Love watching a japanese on Brazil speaking english

[LeticiaNaIndia]

I’m a half-Japanese Brazilian, my friends are all of Japanese descent. We LOVE Sushi-Yassu, it made me very happy to see you there!

[marconeves]

As a Brazilian-born (living in Los Angeles), I am proud of Sao Paulo for impressing George LOL XD. Ai galera, parabens Brazil querido!

[denispoli]

The respect Japanese people have while interacting with other people is otherworldly. Body language, tone of voice, everything is spot on.

[GuilhermeSouza-bdnl]

I don't know if you went there, but there is a place called "Historic Museum of the Japanese Immigration in Brazil", and it is really great! I learned so much about the japanese community coming to Brazil, the challanges faced, and there are also performances of traditional dances, music and other forms of art from time to time! Very worth the visit!

[GuardioesdoCubo]

nos paulistas agradecemos por este video maravilhoso, nossa pequena e grandiosa liberdade sempre surpreende pela qualidade! venha mais vezes na liberdade!!!

[carlosperes]

O impressionante do Bairro Liberdade é que voce se sente realmente numa cidade japonesa. Não se trata apenas dos restaurantes mas de todo um clima, uma vibe diferente dos outros bairros da cidade. E São Paulo é assim mesmo, voce tem bairro japonês, italiano, árabe, judeu, chinês, enfim, cada comunidade imigrante se estabeleceu em um local e fez desse local sua terra natal.

[carolzinhayanaguita]

It's so damn nice to see a japanese guy interesting in our mixed japanese-brazilian culture. My grandparents were japanese, who came as immigrants for a better life and what they taught us, their descendants, is to always fight for conquering a dignified life and to keep humble, whether u'r successful or not. So happy to see u enjoyed!!!

[unknownuser]

I grew up in São Paulo and this is so nostalgic to me! Although I have no Japanese heritage, I used to visit this japanese area really often, I even lived in the neighborhood when I left my parents home. Everyone I know in Sao Paulo has at least one Japanese (nissei or sansei) friend who usually presents us a bit of their culture, mine brought me to the best restaurants and also karaoke in this area. I don't live in Brasil anymore and I won't be back so soon, but this video about my hometown warmed my heart so much that I can't explain it. Thank you for that :-)

[rauleli]

A breath of your own land after months away from it! You look different! First time I see you expressing yourself in full japanese freely!

[FunkyChild]

I love Brazil. I'm Asian American and was worried about the stories of crime in Brazil but I didn't experience anything bad at all when I went to Rio and Sao Paulo. In fact, I got the sense that the locals were trying to protect me every second, telling me where not to go and what not to do. Lovely locals.

[Daniel-wdir]

Your reactions to the food are priceless, seems like genuinely good sushi and miso! As for São Paulo’s gastronomic scene: I remember I had an Italian friend when I was I high school (he was born in Brazil to an Italian father). He’d travel to Italy every year and spend 3 to 4 months there, and he always said that the best Italian food he’d ever tried was in São Paulo, not in Rome, Milan or any other Italian city. That’s one of the many beauties of immigration!