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[edit] Understand

This neighbourhood is São Paulo's version of Los Angeles's Little Tokyo district, a tourist is bound to find there everything Japanese and oriental-related. Originally the settling place of Japanese immigrants, Chinese and Koreans have also joined in the past decades. The name Liberdade means "liberty" in Portuguese.

[edit] Get in

• Stations São Joaquim and Liberdade of Line 1 - Blue.

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• The Chinese New Year celebration is held every year at Liberdade.

[edit] Theaters

• Teatro Célia Helena, Rua Barão de Iguape, 113 - Liberdade, +55 11 3209-0470.

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Stuff you would find only there or in Tokyo.

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• Chi Fu, Praça Carlos Gomes, 168, tel. (11) 3104-2750. The hard part is understanding the menu.
• Kabura, Rua Galvão Bueno, 346, tel. (11) 3277-2918.
• Deigo, Praça Dr. Almeida Júnior.
• Hong He, Rua da Glória, 622A.
• Aska, Rua Galvão Bueno, 466, tel. (11) 3277-9682

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• Choperia Liberdade, Rua da Glória, 523, tel. 11 3207-8783. A mix of restaurant, karaoke and snooker bar, this unimaginable place packs on Thursdays and Fridays and is often featured on TV. Get in after 10PM.

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• Akasaka Hotel, Praça da Liberdade, 149, tel. 11 3207-1500. [1]

[edit] Contact

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