Gallery brings together winners of Miss Nikkey pageants since 2002
The 12 winners in the gallery include Cláudia Yuri Ando (2008), Bruna Matsumura (2009), Maria Clara Fiorilli Stersi (2022) and Estér Akemi Oki (2023).
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The 12 winners in the gallery include Cláudia Yuri Ando (2008), Bruna Matsumura (2009), Maria Clara Fiorilli Stersi (2022) and Estér Akemi Oki (2023).
Ricardo Drummond de Mello, in the post since February 2010, congratulated the organizers weeks before the ninth Miss Nikkey, set for April 25 in Komaki.
At the opening of the celebrations for the Centennial of Japanese Immigration to Brazil, Naruhito, now Emperor of Japan, spoke with Cláudia Yuri Ando and Daniela Nishikawa.
Shizuo Yamashita, who had been to the event before as a guest, confirmed he would attend Miss Nikkey’s 10-year celebration in Komaki, set for May 8, 2011.
At the May 8, 2011, edition in Komaki, Jaqueline Shizue Toma was named Plus Size Princess. The two posed for Asami Beauty.
Keila Moraes, Hellen Matos Suzuki, Vanessa Mori and Lucélia Santos Faleiros Watanabe, crowned on May 8, 2011, in Komaki, gave Asami’s advertising a boost.
Created by Daniela Nishikawa in 2002, the beauty pageant of the Brazilian community in Japan was part of a festival that was free to the public.
At a meeting at the Komaki Police Station, Daniela Nishikawa offered the police time at the May 8, 2011, event to provide guidance to the community.
A gallery shows the Miss Nikkey Japan producer with politicians, diplomats, artists and pageant winners, including Michel Temer, Tomie Ohtake and Natália Guimarães.
With experts taking part, the talk also addresses gender equality and the current role of women in society.
Councilwoman Kimiko Kawashima welcomed producer Daniela Nishikawa and confirmed she would attend the pageant’s May 8, 2011, edition.