@@lookitskazzythank you for saying it my guy. These entitled Americans don’t read a single thing. The love to think that the rest of the world is their country.
Everyone saying “she looks Asian” yeah guys, her last name is Fukushima and Brazil has the largest Japanese population outside of Japan. She’s probably from a Japanese family that moved to Brazil but later moved back to Japan
yeah, she's a "dekasegi", brazilian/peruvian with japanese ancestors who moved back to japan. It would be interesting a video about the dekasegi phenomenom, which started in the early 90s
@@EJBZ1 Why are people so concerned about this? It's genuinely confusing to me? I know so many people who are absolutely lovely inside and out, in the alternative scene. I need help understanding what the issue is.
@@brinnthehumantattoos open the auric field for entities to possess or influence the host. Its also a form of astral imprinting. If you have an animal image, you'll find an animal spirit nesting on your area to feed off you eventually causing cancer or other issues
Japanese Brazilian here. I'm impressed with the positive comments about the 2 nationalities. It's funny that every time I go abroad, people get mindblowded when they find out I'm Brazilian. Brazil actually has the largest japanese community outside Japan.
@@S_P_O_O_N_Sstop saying yapping you’re just saying it because it’s become a internet culture buzzword for some f*ckin reason recently. At least admit you woulda never said that if it wasn’t for all the other people using it. Yappers/yapping becoming a type of content at this point. Say you watch widespade without saying you watch widespade
In my town, that is near São Paulo, we have a lot of japanese families and they have a club/community center with a baseball team. They are so important to the city and the local culture that we have a park with sakuras to celebrate them and they make a huge festival every year open to anyone to eat, dance and get to know their culture better. It's really amazing! ♥️
Aichi has more Brazilians in the entire Japan, and there is not even near an entire city. The cklosest to tha, is an apartment complex called "Homi" in Toyota city, and it doesnt nearly the size of a city.
@@FagnerAro Spanish and Portuguese are very similar in terms of lexical. In fact, if you know either one of these, you can master the other in a matter of months. My old friend learned to speak perfect Brazilian Portuguese in 2 months. But you're correct Bruja is Spanish. Bruxa is Portuguese.
That's because speaking another language isn't only about words, grammar and vocabulary. Voice tone, rhythm and gestures are also important aspects of communication
@naturequeene132 I think the way the commenter described it was a bit exagerrated. Maybe that confused you. I would say she just changed her body language a bit.
I work in a hospital here in Brazil, most of the doctors at the hospital where I work are Japanese. In fact, in Brazil there are many Japanese people and people of Japanese descent, there are also Chinese and Koreans.
@@majorlazor5058 you got that right brother, Japanese make many beautifuly amazing things. Their Wiman being 1 of their many achievements. And this thing is a Gem!!!!!! 25 out of 10 easy
WOW, her voice speaking in Portuguese is so beautiful!!!! I'm Brazilian, I've lived in Brazil all my life, I understand Japanese very well, but I was enchanted by her voice speaking Portuguese, I didn't expect it to be so different
I watched another video of her, and she explained that although she looks like a Japanese woman, her friends at school didn't consider her Japanese because she doesn't have "pure" Japanese blood, she said she was a mix of Japanese and Italian. I'm Brazilian and I soon realized that she is from São Paulo, in São Paulo there was a large immigration of these two people.
She is also choosing to constantly just renew her visa instead of applying for citizenship. She's been there long enough to be able to apply and get citizenship.
I’m from Brazil!!! People don't know this, but Brazil is home to the largest Japanese community in the world. We even have a neighborhood dedicated to Japan. It's super common to see Brazilians/Japanese in Brazil.
She’s absolutely stunning. Edit: wow you people are sad. So many comments telling me…. Not to be attracted to her? She’s my type, she doesn’t have to be yours. Also, most of yall aren’t even showing your faces.
Fun fact: Brazil has most Japanese people outside of Japan (most living in São Paulo state), this includes people from Japan living in Brazil and Brazilians born by a Japanese family or descendants. São Paulo has a small Japanese neighborhood and it's called "Bairro da Liberdade" or "Liberty Neighborhood". The first Japanese people first step on Brazil on 1908 most looking for jobs in Brazil due the lack of jobs in Japan on that time.
true this, but European immigrants to Brazil were treated better in general. Japanese immigrants around the early 1900s were considered farmers and lower on the cultural ladder. I have the receipts.
@@myaisfine During WWII Okinawans from Peru were forcebly moved to the US residing in US prisons (TX and eslewhere) for the duration of the war. This was in preparation for prisoner exchanges with Japan (that never happeneded) losing all their rights and property in Peru. It would be frontpage news if it happened today.
One of my coaches is half Brazilian and half Japanese with a Puerto Rican/Italian wife. Dude speaks English, Spanish, Portuguese and Japanese fluently. 6’1, 210lbs shredded and has lived a disciplined martial arts life since he could crawl as his father is a Judoka so he grew up on the mats. I thought he won the genetic lottery… Until I saw this woman.. like she gets to wake up every day and look at herself; good for her.
I was wondering when a Brazilian-Japanese would show up here. Brazil has the largest Japanese colony outside of Japan, my hometown (Londrina) has a lot of Japanese people, including myself. I’m Japanese on my mom’s side and Portuguese on my dad’s side. Now my daughter is 25% Japanese, 25% Portuguese mix and 50% Indian
she actually has japanese and italian heritage. most brazilians are descendants from other countries. “pure” brazilian people (ethnically) are indigenous people.
Brazil has the largest Japanese community outside of Japan, I myself was raised alongside immigrants from Japan and they were always kind, friendly and polite, and most Brazilians welcome them with open arms and in a friendly and happy way, we are a country built by immigrants, and therefore, to a certain extent, their culture is also part of ours.
@@zzzzzz69 Yes, there is, the problem is that many of these recipes that combine Brazilian and Japanese tastes are considered strange by the Japanese, and to be honest I agree with them in some cases.
You don't think that Brazil having a shit ton of Japanese and German people after WW2 isn't a little suspicious? Welcome with open arms!?? That's crazy
History says it has to do with the navy. And the Gracie family being exposed to it, there was another big player in Rio at the time as well. Gracies don’t have a clean reputation… Most of the Japanese that went to Brasil, made a living out of farms and similar work.
@@paulorugal not true. Even the Bible and science agree everything comes from Portland Oregon. Even the Bible says "on the first day God said let there be Portland"
Brasil é o país completo de várias Culturas e raças! Tem mulher linda em tudo que é lugar e estado! Tive a oportunidade de viajar em todo o país e tenho orgulho de falar, SOMOS UM PAIS DE PESSOAS LINDAS E EDUCADAS!
Thanks for pointing it out, for some reason I was already enroute to fantasies of her with me, I'd spend days listening to her voice looking at her face along with 2 little children of ours at a beach. Thanks for telling us all why it was happening, it's causes she's stunning 😅
I lived in South America for a long time, and when I first heard Portuguese I wrote to my mother that it sounded like a Frenchman speaking Spanish with bees in his mouth. When I could say that well in Portuguese, Brazilians got a kick out of that description.
I live in a Brazilian community here in the US. Originally the community began as Portuguese but over the last few decades it has transformed to mostly Brazilian. We have people from all over the country so there's a huge variation in the accents. People from the northeast talk very different from the South and people from larger city cit's have a different accent from people in the country. It's not unusual to sit at a table with people from Rio de Janeiro, Patos de Minas, Goiania, Rio Grande do Sul, Carmo do Paranaiba, O Linda, Fortaleza, Sao Paulo capital, interior do Sao Paulo, etc.
As moças descendentes de japoneses que vivem no Brasil, por algum motivo são em média mais bonitas que a maioria das japonesas, pelo menos na minha opinião conhecendo ambas. E as mestiças também são muito bonitas.
É verdade, mas com tanta tatuagem, parece uma Yakuza. Sei que gosto é gosto. Mas na minha opinião, esses desenhos representando arame farpado, correntes, careta, não valorizam sua beleza natural. Sei que Larissa não se importa, de qualquer forma.
Brazil holds the biggest japanese community outside of Japan in the world, so not strange at all! We are so used to it that sometimes we kinda forget that our indigenous people also have silky straight black hair and small eyes, so anytime a child is born with these characteristics and lighter skin, we kinda just assume they must be of asian descent (like me and my brother! Not 1% japanese blood, but people ask this to us from time to time)
Fun fact: there are Japanese families who immigrated to a state in Brazil (Pará) with the Amazon rainforest. Past generations learned from native communities about sustainable planting. Nowadays, the cocoa (of very high quality) produced by them is exported to Japan 💝
Also Brazilian Jiu-jitsu started in Pará State after this Japanese immigration. The Gracie Family then migrated from Pará to Rio de Janeiro, they also brought the Açaí culture to their's BJJ academies, and Açaí culture spread through the whole country.
You 2 dummies are goofy. Brazilian is not a race or ethnicity. It's a nationality meaning you could be any race or ethnicity But simply being born there makes you a Brazilian.
Here in Brazil there are many descendants, it is the country with the largest Japanese population, everyone has a friend, family member, knows a Japanese family
Pakistani man said this , who cared if they betrayed me , a lot of people died or never got to see Canada, but his friends who loved dearly got to visit and stay for years with him for the love and friendships they had knowing they never were apart of his family and accepted him for who he was and cared cause they weren’t apart of his family.
Cocktail heritage?? You do realize EVERY human has cocktail heritage right?? We’ve all shifted and moved around this planet and mixed with people that were not from the original area our people came from at the beginning of time. That’s just human history so it’s hilarious to me how you make a comment about “mixed” cocktail heritage when in fact EVERYONE has cocktail heritage. I look, like I’m 100% German, my family has lived in Germany and that area since the first recordings we have, yet my ancestry can be traced back to 9 DIFFERENT AREAS, no-where near Germany! Wouldn’t expect that, considering all of my family has lived in Germany, we don’t have people living in other regions of the world, yet, even though I am “german” being a HUMAN, means you share human blood with the rest of the world, which has shifted, changed locations all over this planet earth. She is human, not a “cocktail” you say that as if she was just a thrown together pile of clothing, no she is a human, just the same as all of us, no matter how “pure” you think you are, you aren’t, you are human, I gurantee you have cultural lineage that has nothing to do with what you think your heritage is from.
Her face is gorgeous because of the Brazillian blood. Most Japanese women are not stunning like her, they are cute and pretty but not drop dead gorgeous like this woman.
O rosto não é exatamente de um japonês, esse formato de rosto e esse nariz arrebitado é bem típico na miscigenação brasileira, posso apostar que esse nariz ela puxou da parte brasileira. Mas é uma linda mistura mesmo, os olhos puxados, a pele maravilhosa, o corpo definido. Uma mistura perfeita!
@@paulapalhao9034 esse nariz dela é de cirurgia plástica. Procurei fotos antigas dela e o nariz era bem diferente. Continua bonita pra caralho, entretanto.
@@rufiredup90people r saying she probably is from brazil but not brazilian blood because her last name is japanese and brazil has a large population of japanese people
you do realize that Brazil has one of the largest Japanese diaspora outside of Japan. In fact Japanese is one of Brazil recognized languages next to Portuguese and Spanish
@@gloriathomas3245 no it isn’t. Stop spreading misinformation. The only official/recognized language in Brazil is Brazilian Portuguese. And I say this as someone who has relatives who moved from Japan to Brazil. Sure there are many Japanese in Brazil, but that’s mostly in the south and it’s nothing compared to the Brazilian population.
Don't get me wrong, she is fucking beyond beautiful, like she's at that rare level where there's noone "better looking", it's just personal preference - but those tattoos bring her down to a 9.9 tbh. That really is like keying a Lamborghini
@@jamescar8085The more tatts the more miles. She's showcasing her baggage. Each tatt tells a different story, what she was going through at the time. She's a witch and definitely has daddy issues. Even if she did go for you, it would be major trouble.
No she definitely has a Japanese accent when speaking Portuguese; the vowel intonation is more akin to Japanese than to Brazilian or Portuguese intonation.
I used to live in Japan in the 90's and every 3 months I had to take the ferry from Hakata/Fukuoka to Busan/South Korea and return the next day to get my stay extended for another 3 months.
Same thing for my Americans friends who live in Morocco lol. Ng it was funny to see them have to go take a 30 minutes ferry every 3 months. But also hella jealous that they don’t need to pay for their fucking visa at least.
This is typical to a lot of Asian countries. People constantly singling out Japan is suspect. China is a much larger country with a lot more room and causes a lot more problems for foreigners and no one makes a peep about it.
I have met some people who have mixed portuguese-Brazilian and Japanese parents... and i think the mixed blood of both races always produces the most beautiful human beings on earth...❤❤
I'm British (Liverpool) but my favourite accent in the world is Brazilian Portuguese. Even the way they say "Portuguese" I love it. I listen to Brazilian music and watch Brazilian ASMR channels haha. Can't understand a word but that won't stop me.
How nice to hear that! Im brazilian and LOVE my language the way we speak and here for us the diferences accents from others cities are a funny thing us!! Indeed is a rich language
They have the largest japanese diaspora population outside Japan, bro. I studied japanese in my teenage years, they had undoukais, matsuris, a lot of japanese events. It's a pitty Japan is so close minded to "foreigners".
Right?? I was with my family in Rio for a tour, and our tour guide was Japanese. Lol, we tourists were so surprised because he translated Portuguese to Japanese to English.
Brazil has the largest Japanese population outside of Japan. In São Paulo we have a Japanese neighborhood, most of the residents are Japanese, restaurants, shops and even the decoration of the neighborhood is different from others in the city. The neighborhood is called "Liberdade" and there are several videos here on RU-vid if you want to see what it's like
To me, as portuguese I always been amazed how two completely different cultures could get along so fine! Brazilian are the opposite of the very conservative Japan. It's a case study.
Of course you are amazed and you're portuguese! You guys still see us as the exotic uncivilized place of 1500. In case you don't know it, we have one of the largest japanese communities outside Japan, there's nothing to be studied.
shes probably been ran over by at least 20 blonde blue eyed 8/10 foreigners whom she meets through dating apps (in fact i think i saw her profile on bumble) and lots of pretty boy japanese host looking guys.
@@russellboone6759 no, during the second world war there was concentration camps for the japanese population living in the USA, for the fear of having spies amongst north american society. they were forcibly moved to the midwest in small cities, where there are many japanese communities to this day. during the war they spent long periods of time in encampments, which were in horrible conditions, essentially the US made its own citizens prisioners of war and never gave a single reparation
When the United States went to war with Japan, it treated all the half and mixes mixed with Japanese and Japanese blood on suspicion of spying and sent them to concentration camps in the United States. I was only allowed to bring two bags, and I had to throw away all my other belongings. It's sad if Americans don't know about this fact. Japanese Americans in the United States sued the United States for this, and the United States admits this and pays compensation.
