Sixty percent of Japanese immigrants in Santos, Brazil, during World War II were from Okinawa, revealing a hidden historical connection.
Synopsis
Sixty percent of Japanese immigrants in Santos, Brazil, during World War II were from Okinawa, revealing a hidden historical connection.
Synopsis
Matsubayashi recounts the history of Japanese immigrants forced to leave Santos, Brazil, during World War II. Sixty percent of these immigrants were from Okinawa. Through interviews, the documentary outlines the experiences and challenges faced by these individuals and their families. It connects the historical ties between Okinawa and Brazil, illustrating how war reshaped lives and communities. The film runs for 90 minutes and was released in 2020.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- Meet Okinawan immigrants in Brazil during WWII.
- Find out about the hidden history of Okinawa and Brazil.
- See personal stories of adaptation and survival.
Did You Know
- 60% of Japanese immigrants in Santos were from Okinawa.
- The documentary features testimonies from multiple interviewees.
- The film runs for 90 minutes.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What percentage of Japanese immigrants in Santos were from Okinawa?
60% of the Japanese immigrants in Santos were from Okinawa.
What historical event forced Japanese immigrants in Santos to relocate?
Many Japanese immigrants in Santos were forced to move during World War II.
What is the duration of the documentary 'Okinawa/Santos'?
The documentary 'Okinawa/Santos' has a duration of 90 minutes.
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