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chau,

Alan

chau, y muchas gracias

1886 begins the first documented account of a japanese citizen having arrived in Argentina.

In 1904 the Argentinian Navy gave Japan two reknown battleships that fought in heroic battles in the Ruso-Japanese War which was followed by the first Japanese agriculture students to arrive in Argentina that same year.

In 1909, the first Japanese from Brasil arrive as immigrants in Argentina which was followed by the immigration of Japanese from Peru and Japan to that country.

Japanese were first known to work primarily in the agriculture and dry cleaning industries but like all immigrant groups, the generations that followed them have branched out into every area of Argentine commerce and society.

As for the music and the arts, notable Argentinean-Japanese rock/pop groups on the music scene have been “Los Parralenos” and “Los Tintoreros”. An Argentine-Japanese chef does two shows on Japanese cooking for the Argentine Cooking channel…

Anyway, hope this gives some insight to the Japanese history in Argentina.

I’ll get to Belgrano for a blog post in the end…until then, maybe you could post some photo highlights on one of your blogs?

Quiero ir a Belgrano R, nunca fui! En Belgrano, solo fui a Barrio Chino unos veces, y Av. Cabildo para ir a comprar…pronto lo voy a ir y hacer un post!