Macanese Heritage from Nagasaki
In the first ten years or so of the Portuguese presence in Macao, Portuguese men were mostly married to Christian women from Malacca and Nagasaki, and these women brought with them the habits and customs of their respective cities. For instance, eyewitness accounts describe the apparel of Japanese w...
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Instituto Cultural de Macau
2021
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| description | In the first ten years or so of the Portuguese presence in Macao, Portuguese men were mostly married to Christian women from Malacca and Nagasaki, and these women brought with them the habits and customs of their respective cities. For instance, eyewitness accounts describe the apparel of Japanese wives who wore |
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| spelling | Macanese Heritage from Nagasaki In the first ten years or so of the Portuguese presence in Macao, Portuguese men were mostly married to Christian women from Malacca and Nagasaki, and these women brought with them the habits and customs of their respective cities. For instance, eyewitness accounts describe the apparel of Japanese wives who wore Instituto Cultural de Macau Macau Review of Culture Articles 2021 Cabaia Habits and customs Macanese cuisine. Manuel Fernandes Rodrigues |
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