The Immigrant Museum in Alto Paraguay, Paraguay, focuses on the Japanese immigration experience in the region. It features a collection of artifacts that narrate the journey of Japanese immigrants and their contributions to Paraguayan agriculture. The museum is managed by Hiroshi Sonoda, a former JICA employee, and offers insightful tours tailored to visitors’ interests. Access is convenient, and the tours typically last about an hour.
Visitors can expect to see a variety of significant items, including small agricultural machinery and historical documents related to early Japanese settlers. The exhibits demonstrate the immigrants’ struggles and achievements, providing a comprehensive understanding of their impact on local culture. The museum is noted for its cleanliness and well-organized displays, making it a valuable destination for those interested in the history of Japanese immigration in Paraguay.
