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| It was the mansion of an influential Dominican clergyman in the 18th century. It was restored in 1997 with the objective to recall the bonds with the Asian world and culture. The trade exchange and later on the arrival of Asian immigrants, mainly from China, who integrated in our nationality are shown in a large exhibit. The House has a classroom for the study of Japanese and traditional artistic expressions from the Far East. Oriental merchandise can be purchased in its stores. |
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