I have read that SP has the largest Japanese population outside of Japan. I will be heading down in a few weeks and wonder where a gringo should go to meet some beautiful Japanese women, both provider and non.

Any recommendations?

UMMMMMMMMM going to SA to meet Japanese women... I guess its closer and cheaper than going to Japan.but to me that sounds like going to an auto parts store looking for a loaf of bread, but if you what you say is true about large Japanese population, I'd be also interested in hearing responses.

There are 600,000 Japanese in Sao Paulo.

.... and all the Japanese girls were married prior to birth.

Yeah, but they are Brasileiras, and probably have the Brazilian joi-de-vivre that us mongers love.

Let ME know when you find out, I'm interested too.

600,000...how the hell did they let that city get hijacked like that. They must have extremely laxed immigration or the Japanese have found away around the visa system.

The Japanese immigrated to Brazil around the turn of the 20th century -- as they did to North America. There are over 1 million, and there are 4th generation Brazilians (maybe, even 5th generation). The vast majority live in the state of Sao Paulo. Brazil is the country with the most Japanese outside of Japan. There is a museum of the Japanese immigration in Liberdade. It opens at 1:30PM.

I've seen a very small number of half Japanese women in the termas of Rio but never a full Japanese-brasileira. There are a number of half Japanese gps on the escort sites of Sao Paulo.

Are there any good boates or termas in Liberdade with nissei? I love SP but I have never come close to doing a beautiful nissei. Have done couple of mixed. I don't believe the nissei are gdp's as they appear very shy in the street like they come from old tradition Japan instead of brasil.
In rio, I have seen 3 nissei gdp's, 1 ugly, 1 avg and 1 very cute.
In SP, Antares used to have one, currently they have a mixed one who does not even include sex.
Bomboa has the best sushi, try the Bomboa combo plate.

The youngest Nisei (2nd generation) have to be in their 50s. Given your taste for the inciantes, I think you'd prefer the Yonsei (4th).

Soccer
Is there a different name for each generation?
Well yeah I must like yonsei then, 18 or 19 preferably. I meant to say the yonsei looks quite introvert compared to other brasileiras, it's a shame.

Athos: For whatever reason, the Japanese in North and South Americans number their generations. They are up to their 5th generation.