Stake attention in this memory
A rectangular, aged cream-colored fabric banner is displayed horizontally against a dark, matte wall in a museum setting. The banner is secured at its four corners by visible dark fasteners. Printed centrally on the fabric are two crossed national flags: the Japanese flag (Hinomaru) on the left, featuring a dark circular emblem on a white field, and the Brazilian flag on the right, depicting its green and yellow fields, the blue celestial sphere with stars, and the "ORDEM E PROGRESSO" motto. The flagpoles are depicted crossing, tied with a decorative knot and tassels. Japanese characters are printed vertically on both sides of the flags. On the right, the text reads "祈 御健成成功" (Pray for health and success/victory). On the left, the text identifies a "日伯協賛理事" (Japan-Brazil Cooperation Director) from "神戸" (Kobe), named "中村直吉" (Naokichi Nakamura), and states "敦化両度正会長" (President of Tunhua Ryodo Seikai), with an additional circular emblem containing an 'X' and the character "襲" at the bottom left. The fabric exhibits discoloration, yellowing, and faint brown stains consistent with age. A small white label with the number "3" is affixed to the dark wall below the banner. Overhead lighting is reflected on the top edge of the dark display wall. This artifact is located in the Museu Histórico da Imigração Japonesa no Brasil (Japanese Immigration Historical Museum of Brazil), situated in the Liberdade neighborhood of São Paulo, Brazil.
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