Japanese newspapers
Tatiane Matheus of "O Estado de S. Paulo" stated that in the pre-World War II period the "Nippak Shimbun", established in 1916; the "Burajiru Jiho", established in 1917; and two newspapers established in 1932, the "Nippon Shimbun" and the "Seishu Shino", were the most influential Japanese newspapers. All were published in São Paulo.