Daniela Nishikawa prepared Miss Centenário Birigui for the city’s centennial
A Birigui native, the Miss Nikkey organizer coordinated the beauty festival at Parque do Povo with the city government; the festival crowned Julia Balthazar Mazucato.
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Miss Nikkey Japan producer and organizer Daniela Nishikawa, a native of Birigui, in the interior of São Paulo state, was finalizing preparations for Miss Centenário Birigui. The cultural and beauty festival was part of the program for the 100th anniversary of the city’s founding. It was scheduled for Dec. 10 at Praça Ana Nunes Garcia, the Parque do Povo.
In partnership with the Birigui city government, through Mayor Wilson Borini (PMDB), Daniela coordinated the entire production. She drew on the experience of someone who, at the time, had been staging the Miss Nikkey and Brazilian Festival in Japan for 10 years.
Along with other prizes, the winner would have a busy schedule at the official Centennial festivities, as the official representative of Birigui beauty.
According to Daniela, the show would be produced along the same lines as the event she staged in Japan, the difference being that it would take place outdoors, though likewise before a large audience. She reaffirmed the goal of cultural exchange that motivated her to produce the event in Japan. In the future, she planned to take it to other cities in Brazil, following the example of the pageant held the previous year in Tupã.
The pageant crowned student Julia Balthazar Mazucato Miss Centenário Birigui. See how the celebration went.
Organizing Committee Mayor Wilson Borini and his wife
