On a very hot afternoon , at the suggestion of Fabiana , an official of the Secretariat of Culture of Pereira Barreto , went to Farm sour orange , meet museum Yamamoto family. When we get there, just introduce ourselves to Mr Paulo ° Yamamoto, who very kindly met us and told us the whole story and showed aservo photos , videos and objects of their own.
Beside we have every interview, and below all the photos taken on the property of Finance sour oranges , and of course a little bit of family history .

In August 1928 , this place came to be called New Middle Japanese , acquired Tiête areas of Finance , where the Yamamoto family , was part of the story , are joining the cooperative emigration with the name Kaigai Ijuu Kumiai . Left Japan with a big dream to win big money and return as soon as possible to their homeland . Left the Port of Kobe on December 17, 1934 , the ship Montevideo Maru , the trip lasted 43 days , and the landing occurred on January 29, 1935 .

Definitely coming in Lussanvira station after three days , which was housed in a shed until the BRATAC built a simple house in Sour Orange Farm , where he began to brave the woods to start agricultural production , which at first was only subsistence . But over time has been investing in technology is getting the first tractors in the U.S. and beginning the large-scale production . Masamichi patriarch 's dream of returning to their homeland falls apart when you start the 2nd World War , died his parents left Japan and loses his wife.

But with new spirit of determination, perseverance and determination managed to overcome the difficulties , and financial stability , where he begins to worry about his family giving children and grandchildren , university education . And thanks to this spirit of understanding and dedication to the descendants of the Yamamoto Family , contribute to the development and growth of Pereira Barreto .