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The image displays an indoor museum exhibit featuring a bronze-colored bust of an elderly, bald East Asian male figure, identified as Ryū Mizuno. The bust, positioned centrally on a light display pedestal, depicts the individual wearing a collared shirt and tie, with a slight smile. It rests on a dark rectangular base, inscribed with the Japanese characters "水野龍". A small, light-colored plaque in front of the bust provides additional information: "Rio Midsuno" and "doado: Shinichi Mizuno", along with Japanese script below. Behind the bust, a dark teal wall serves as a backdrop, featuring white text in both Portuguese and Japanese. This text details the history of Japanese immigration to Brazil, specifically mentioning the Port of Santos, the individual Mizuno, and his connection to São Paulo at 92 years of age. A sepia-toned photograph of a man in a suit is partially visible in the upper left background. To the right, a dark, reflective display panel or case is partially visible. The scene is illuminated by warm, subdued artificial lighting. This exhibit is located within the Museu Histórico da Imigração Japonesa no Brasil (Museum of Japanese Immigration History in Brazil) in the Liberdade neighborhood of São Paulo, Brazil.
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