Most Japanese-Brazilians spoke only Portuguese, their native language. What was their native language?
Their native language was Portuguese.
In the 1980s, Japanese-Brazilians moved to the city of Hamamatsu to work in electronics and automobile factories. Where did they work?
They worked in electronics and automobile factories.
Stores and restaurants in Hamamatsu, Japan sell Brazilian foods and goods. There is a large Brazilian population in the city. Why do stores and restaurants in Hamamatsu, Japan sell Brazilian foods?
Many Brazilian people still live in the city.
In the 1980s, Japanese-Brazilians moved to Japan for new jobs. When did Japanese-Brazilians move back to Japan?
They moved to Japan in the 1980s.
In the city of Hamamatsu, Japan, Brazilian food is very popular. What kind of food is popular is Hamamatsu?
Brazilian food is popular in Hamamatsu, Japan.
The Japanese immigrants were called nikkei. What were the nikkei?
The nikkei were Japanese immigrants.
The city of Sao Paulo, Brazil had many Japanese immigrants in 1908. Where is Sao Paulo?
Sao Paulo is a city in Brazil.
Many people moved to Brazil from Japan to work on coffee plantations. Where did the Japanese people work in Brazil?
They worked on coffee plantations.
In the Liberdade district of Sao Paulo, there is a large street market on the weekends. Many Japanese goods and foods are sold at the market. When is the market open?
The market is open on the weekends.
A plantation is a large farm. Plantations grow coffee, tea, and sugar. There are many coffee plantations in Brazil. What is a plantation?
A plantation is a large farm.
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