A vertical white informational sign stands outdoors, featuring a stylized representation of a Japanese flag at the top: a red vertical rectangle centered within a white rectangular frame, bisected horizontally by a thin black line. Below this, large black text in Portuguese and Japanese characters clearly reads "PAVILHÃO JAPONÊS IBIRAPUERA" (Japanese Pavilion Ibirapuera). Further down, text states "130 ANOS DE AMIZADE BRASIL JAPÃO" (130 Years of Friendship Brazil Japan) alongside its Japanese translation, accompanied by a combined graphic of the Brazilian and Japanese flags. A "70 BUNKYO" logo is also present. The sign identifies "TOYOTA" as the Master Sponsor and lists "FUNDAÇÃO KUNITO MIYASAKA," "NUTRICON," "MAYAKAWA MYCOM," and "a10" as additional supporters. The setting includes a light-colored, textured ground surface at the base of the sign and blurred green foliage visible along its edges, indicating a park environment. This sign is located at the Japanese Pavilion within Ibirapuera Park, São Paulo, Brazil. in São Paulo, Brazil

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A vertical white informational sign stands outdoors, featuring a stylized representation of a Japanese flag at the top: a red vertical rectangle centered within a white rectangular frame, bisected horizontally by a thin black line. Below this, large black text in Portuguese and Japanese characters clearly reads "PAVILHÃO JAPONÊS IBIRAPUERA" (Japanese Pavilion Ibirapuera). Further down, text states "130 ANOS DE AMIZADE BRASIL JAPÃO" (130 Years of Friendship Brazil Japan) alongside its Japanese translation, accompanied by a combined graphic of the Brazilian and Japanese flags. A "70 BUNKYO" logo is also present. The sign identifies "TOYOTA" as the Master Sponsor and lists "FUNDAÇÃO KUNITO MIYASAKA," "NUTRICON," "MAYAKAWA MYCOM," and "a10" as additional supporters. The setting includes a light-colored, textured ground surface at the base of the sign and blurred green foliage visible along its edges, indicating a park environment. This sign is located at the Japanese Pavilion within Ibirapuera Park, São Paulo, Brazil.

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