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English: Kasato Maru ship docking in warehouse n.14 in Port of Santos for disembarkment of first Japanese immigrants in Brazil in 1908.
Português: Kasato Maru, o navio que trouxe os primeiros imigrantes japoneses para o Brasil, atracado no armazém 14 do porto de Santos em 1908
日本語: 海外移住の日。画像はサントス港に到着した笠戸丸（1908）。
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