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Celebration of 90 Years of Japanese Immigration in Ciudad del Este

Guia 3 newsroom · edited by Annie GrellmannEspañolPortuguês

Saturday, November 14, 6 PM–midnight, tickets 10,000–20,000 guaraníes

The East Japanese Association will hold a multicultural event to celebrate 90 years of Japanese immigration in Paraguay on Saturday, November 14, 2026, from 6 PM to midnight in the San José neighborhood, km 5.5, behind the San José Sanatorium, in Ciudad del Este, Paraguay. Tickets cost 10,000 guaraníes if bought in advance and 20,000 guaraníes at the door.

Celebration of 90 Years of Japanese Immigration in Ciudad del Este

The party will take place at the facilities of the East Japanese Association, located at km 5.5, San José neighborhood, behind the San José Sanatorium, in Ciudad del Este, Paraguay. The event brings together food, performances and traditions from several cultures, with the flags of Germany, Brazil, Japan, Paraguay, Taiwan, South Korea, Lebanon and the Netherlands on the poster.

Advance tickets can be purchased at the association’s office for 10,000 guaraníes; the door price is 20,000 guaraníes. Anyone who buys a ticket automatically enters a raffle that will be held during the night.

For those who prefer, guidance on purchasing can be requested by sending a private message to the association’s Instagram.

Source: 100 Fronteiras https://100fronteiras.com/eventos/noticia/fiesta-multicultural-de-ciudad-del-este-celebra-90-anos-da-imigracao-japonesa-no-paraguai-em-14-de-novembro

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