ANCHIETA, Brazil--After more than 75 years, officials in the Brazilian state of San Paulo apologized for persecuting Japanese-Brazilian immigrants before and after the end of World War II.

Brazil's president starts a four-day state visit to Japan on Monday, accompanied by a 100-strong business delegation as US ...

After a meeting involving the agriculture ministers of both countries, Brazil said "this step is essential for opening the Japanese market to Brazilian beef" and for expanding access to Brazilian ...

People born in Japan and living in Brazil are considered Japanese-Brazilians, and in spite of integration they are very proud and faithful of their traditions. Japanese migration to Brazil began ...

Brazil is home to the world’s largest Japanese diaspora, the result of mass migration in the early 20th century. In 2024, Mr Lula’s government issued a historic apology for its persecution of ...

A source within the presidential delegation revealed that the Japanese government has already sent a "questionnaire" regarding the sanitary conditions of Brazil’s cattle, which the Brazilian ...

Lula said it was extremely important for Brazil and Japan to reconfirm that ... that accompanied Lula held an economic forum with their Japanese counterparts earlier Wednesday and the two sides ...

Brazil is home to the world's largest Japanese diaspora, a holdover of mass migration in the early 20th century. Last year, Lula's government issued a historic apology for its persecution of ...