Overview

This is a characteristic oriental-influenced neighborhood and home to Japanese immigrants since the 1940s; here you can find the largest population of Japanese outside of the country itself. The main entrance to this district is the Viaduto Cidade de Osaka (the City of Osaka Viaduct) with its monumental and colorful gateway. Once inside, you will find all the main streets decorated with traditional and original Asian lamps and rattles. Here every kind of Asian produce is available in the local markets. Also here you can find some of the best Japanese, Chinese and Korean restaurants in São Paulo.