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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.
In 2008, on the Miss Nikkey Centenário stage, educators, businesspeople, religious figures, a diplomat and a reporter received the Citizenship and Honor to Merit Trophy.
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.
Footage of the children’s fashion show at the pageant’s eighth edition, which crowned Bruna Matsumura. The shows were created at the request of parents across Japan.
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.
The exhibition aims to stimulate creativity, production and culture; its exhibitors include Chana Matsuoka, Ligia Obara and Lei Marumoto.
The talk argues that people of different genders, skin colors and sexual orientations, as well as people with disabilities, need to feel represented.
