Brazil's last Japanese-language newspaper innovates to stay in print

Diario Brasil Nippou, the last remaining Japanese-language newspaper in Brazil, is struggling to keep its presses rolling. The South American country is home to the largest Japanese community outside the East Asian nation, with some 2.7 million Nikkei Japanese immigrants and their descendants. Behind the difficulties facing the paper is a decline in the number of subscribers, partly reflecting the aging of immigrants from Japan.