Liberdade - Brazil’s Japantown

[@Destination_Overland]

Hey..looks like you are having a blast..enjoy and take care of yourself

[@arquivokmaddie9659]

You guys are so sweet, thanks for comming to the country and really enjoying your stay

[@Rene-ek3hu]

Amo a Liberdade,e eu nem sou japonês 😅

[@dadcelo]

Brazil is special

[@infinityx7]

Muito bom, esse é meu estado🇾🇪🇧🇷

[@beybladerlo9954]

I'll be there in August.

[@chrisandamanda490]

Great time to be there!

[@myautisticsight4081]

I can’t believe you guys actually popped up at that teenage gathering😂🤍

[@ciello___8307]

reminds me a bit of a bigger version of Los Angeles' little tokyo. both are kinda touristy

[@joaoaugustolandim]

12:27 Nice editing haha

[@light_angel.23]

Just got back from Rio de Janeiro. Apparently, no one knows English. Even finding someone who spoke Spanish was hard. I gotta learn Portuguese

[@anthonytran7566]

Thanks for the video, Portuguese sounds like Japanese !!!!!

[@TenmaBK]

4:37 Alguém sabe o nome desse restaurante?

[@LuizFujii926]

Funny 😊,I love liberdade

[@joaoaugustolandim]

Actually, you said it correctly. It's pronounced liberdadje, as you said.

[@rayquinn2256]

wait 40 minutes in line for coffee?! lol I'm so glad I dont drink coffee

[@DCIntlTlvr]

Why is it that you spend so little time in these places if you're full-time travelers ? 2 days here, 2 days there. I don't know how you can appreciate any place in the world in 2 days. Let alone a city with 18 million people and so much more to see and do. You haven't even scratched the surface. Anyway, just curious.

[@chrisandamanda490]

That’s a fair question! We just had different modes throughout our trip. Sometimes we stayed in a place for a month or more and sometimes we had to be in a city just to fly so we stayed for a couple days to explore.

[@lesp315]

Like, like , like so like.

[@Kawayoporu]

It's actually Sao Paulo's Chinatown, there are more Chinese there these days like you two are Chinese I think quit jobs from America then Koreans and japanese, did you got it wrong? Brazilians always say Chinatown or Asiatown!

[@PupGuti]

We don't usually say that, we just call it Liberdade that's it...