Una Tarde en Liberdade: El Barrio Japonés de São Paulo
Linternas Suzuran, comida callejera de fin de semana y calles laterales tranquilas: cómo pasar una tarde en el barrio japonés más grande fuera de Japón.
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Una tarde en Liberdade: el Barrio Japonés de São Paulo
Liberdade, en el centro de São Paulo, alberga la comunidad japonesa más grande fuera de Japón — y se nota en cada calle: lámparas rojas estilo torii, aceras enlosadas y letreros de tiendas en tres alfabetos.
El paseo
- Praça da Liberdade — llega a través de la estación Liberdade (Línea 1) y mira hacia arriba: la plataforma y la plaza tienen motivos japoneses.
- Feirinha da Liberdade — los fines de semana la plaza se llena de puestos de comida: takoyaki, gyoza, yakisoba y pastel con un toque japonés. Ve antes de las 2pm.
- Rua Galvão Bueno — la calle principal para comestibles, papelería y dulces que no encontrarás en otra parte de Brasil.
- Jardim Oriental — un pequeño jardín a unas cuadras al oeste, ideal para una pausa tranquila.
Consejos prácticos
- La feria se realiza sábado y domingo; los días de semana son más tranquilos y mejores para ir de compras.
- La mayoría de los puestos aceptan Pix y tarjetas, pero un poco de efectivo acelera las cosas.
- Combina con una mañana en el centro: Liberdade está a una parada de metro de Sé.
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