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A transparent acrylic plaque, affixed to an off-white wall with eight silver standoff mounts, displays a detailed list of government support and corporate sponsors for the "Museu Histórico da Imigração Japonesa no Brasil" (Museum of Japanese Immigration in Brazil). This museum is located within the Bunkyo building at Rua São Joaquim, 381, in the Liberdade neighborhood of São Paulo, Brazil. The plaque's text, presented in Portuguese, Japanese, and English, details collaboration with the Secretaria Especial da Cultura do Ministério do Turismo do Governo Federal do Brasil (Special Secretariat for Culture of the Ministry of Tourism of the Federal Government of Brazil) under the Lei de Incentivo à Cultura (Culture Incentive Law) for the preservation and sustainability of the museum, covering annual plans for 2020-2023. Sponsor logos are categorized by support level: Master (Honda, NGK/NTK), Diamante (Toyota, FAST SHOP, Yamaha, Fundação Kunito Miyasaka), Platina (Yakult, Gazin, Mayekawa, Cosan, Kikkoman), and Ouro (MUFG, Sakura Alimentos, MOL, Nompared Cereser, Epson, Mizuho Bank, Waku-Kôbo, U&M Mineração e Construção S.A.). Additional "Apoio" (Support) is provided by Panasonic, Sato, and ABRADEMI. The bottom of the plaque includes logos for the Secretaria Especial da Cultura and "Pátria Amada Brasil Governo Federal." To the immediate left of the plaque is a white door equipped with a silver handle and lock mechanism. Above and to the right of the plaque, a green illuminated exit sign features a white pictogram of a running figure pointing right. A small, black rectangular object, likely a light switch or sensor, is mounted on the wall to the right of the plaque. The lower portion of the wall transitions to a grey baseboard or floor trim. No individuals are present in the scene.
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