Japoneses no Brasil: memória e relatos de sanseis e nisseis sobre os koutakusseis na Amazônia (1932 - 1961)

Abstract

Migration, besides been a concept analysis, it also brings through movement and, in its multisubject plurality, evolves cultural phenomenon’s, religious, spatial, affective, temporal and, in its breadth, also, draws ways, voices and characters that emerge in within this. The construction process of this paperwork, develops a new view beyond history and historiography of the Japanese in Amazonas state, giving emphasis to the occurred (i)migration process from the beginning of 1927. Pointing out this temporality, this study addresses the experiences from the characters that did, and still do, a paper in Japanese colonial history in the state, as the focus being Vila Amazonia colonial. Their speeches are shown as a source to understand the process that occurred in the family, daily life and hatches as the main element for us to view the changes that happened culturally and spatially in life of these five nisseis. The historic construction about this study foretells the migration as a live memory and the time that comprise this shows breaks, permanence, continuity and misleading. Pervading the experiences from this five interviewed, this study brings to us the recent moment of this talk.