Pact to aid disaster-affected Brazilians in Japan signed

Pact to aid disaster-affected Brazilians in Japan signed

Toshikazu Kishimoto (R), head of a group of administrative scriveners in the central Japan prefecture of Shizuoka, and Brazilian Consul General in Hamamatsu Jose Antonio Piras hold a letter of agreement on March 11, 2015, under which the group will support local Brazilian residents in the event of major disasters such as earthquakes. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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