Monument of 100 Years of Japanese Immigration

Monument of 100 Years of Japanese Immigration is a monument in Santos and South Coast, São Paulo. Monument of 100 Years of Japanese Immigration is situated nearby to the scenic viewpoint Mirante do Emissário Submarino, as well as near the health club Ama Fitness - CT para Atletas.

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Type: Monument
Description: monument in Santos
Also known as: “Homenagem aos 100 anos da imigração japonesa” and “Monumento ao Centenário da Imigração Japonesa”

Places of Interest Nearby

Highlights include Surf Museum and Urubuqueçaba Island.

Surf Museum

Museum

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Surf Museum is situated 170 metres north of Monument of 100 Years of Japanese Immigration.

Urubuqueçaba Island

Islet

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Urubuqueçaba Island is an islet, which is situated 350 metres southwest of Monument of 100 Years of Japanese Immigration.

Aos Imigrantes Japoneses

Monument

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Aos Imigrantes Japoneses is a monument, which is situated 320 metres north of Monument of 100 Years of Japanese Immigration.

Places in the Area

Nearby places include Santos and São Vicente.

Santos

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Santos is a city in the south of the state of São Paulo, Brazil. Santos is the core city of Baixada Santista, a coastal metropolitan area, and contains the most important port in South America.

São Vicente

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São Vicente is a city in the Baixada Santista metro area, in the São Paulo state, being conurbated with Santos. Founded in 1532, it considered to be the oldest city of Brazil.