Feirinha da Liberdade

O bairro da Liberdade é um pedaço do Japão no Brasil. É o local mais emblemático da cultura japonesa em São Paulo e onde realmente parece que você está passando por qualquer rua do país oriental. Lá no bairro, todos os fins de semana, durante boa parte do dia, acontece a Feirinha da Liberdade. Um dos atrativos do local onde é possível comprar objetos relacionado à cultura oriental e artesanato que é exposto por quem mora ou não no bairro. Um dos pontos mais interessantes da feira é a barra onde são expostos bonsais com mais de 30 anos de idade. A Feira também conta com barracas que comercializam comida. Pratos tradicionais como o famoso yakisoba ou arroz com diferentes combinações, pastel de carne de porco e sushi e sashimi, claro, podem ser encontrados na feira. Em funcionamento desde os anos 70, a Feirinha se tornou um dos pontos turísticos do bairro e da cidade. Muitas pessoas, principalmente quem vem de forma do país, não conhece a relação tão estreita entre o Brasil e o Japão e se surpreende como o que encontra na Liberdade. Para os que são daqui, a Feira é apenas uma forma de conhecer mais as tradições orientais e poder passar uma tarde agradável.

The Liberdade a piece of Japan in Brazil. the most emblematic site of Japanese culture in So Paulo and where it really seems like you're going through any street in the eastern country. L in the neighborhood, all weekends, for much of the day happens to Feirinha of Liberty. One of the attractions of the place where it is possible to buy related oriental culture and craft objects exposed by those who live or in the neighborhood. One of the most interesting points of the fair the bar where they are exposed bonsai over 30 years old. The Fair also has stalls that sell food. Traditional dishes like the famous yakisoba or rice with different combinations, pork pie and sushi and sashimi, of course, can be found at the fair. In operation since the 70s, the Feirinha became one of the touristic points of the neighborhood and the city. Many people, especially those coming by way of the country, in relation to know the narrow between Brazil and Japan and is surprised as to what is in Liberty. For those who are here, the Fair just a way to meet more oriental traditions and be able to spend a pleasant afternoon.

O melhor da Liberdade!

Feirinha of Liberty is one of the main attractions of the neighborhood, work on Saturdays and Sundays from 9h to 18h. The crafts fair was inaugurated in 1975, originally called the Fair East Liberty, with the aim of exposing the work and culture of Eastern immigrants. Today, there are dozens of stalls, selling everything but the highlights are still the Oriental items: paintings with oriental motifs, lucky charms and protection, paper lanterns with written Japanese, Eastern religious images, utensils made of bamboo (spoons, ladles, pots and even back scratcher), traditional Japanese dolls and origami (folding decorative). One of the stalls that stands out is the bonsai, mr. Nelson Hadano, cultivating small plants since childhood and sells in the neighborhood of Liberty 37 years ago. If you get hungry when you visit the crafts fair, do not worry, with R $ 3.00 now you can taste traditional snacks from Japan in the stalls. In the stalls of Liberty you'll find noodles with vegetables (yakisoba), pedainhos rice with meat and vegetables (yakimeshi), fried dough with shrimp, vegetables or vegetables (tempura), or shrimp dumpling with octopus (takoyaki), pastelzinho Pork and vegetables (Giza), sushi, sashimi and skewers of shrimp and squid. For dessert, dorayaki (sweet pastry with cream), mandyu (sweet bean dumpling) or motivated (sweet rice dumpling).