Cambara

Cambara is a Brazilian municipality in the state of Parana. Located in the pioneer north, inhabitants. the beginning of the 20th century, the lands on the banks of the Alambari were rarely visited, even by hunters in search of the abundant game in the region. With the discovery of hardwood and the abundance of the Cambara tree, typical of the fertile purple lands suitable for coffee growing, the region had a very large flow of people, mainly Japanese immigrants.

The news of the soil fertility of the region quickly spread, realizing that "the money was taken from trees, scraped with the squeegee, for this was really the true land of the promise. In the year 1904, several families settled on the banks of the Alambari creek, starting a Town called Alambari.

The municipality was awarded the 2009 Cidade Destaque Nacional prize in urban and landscape planning, according to the Biosphere Environmental Institute and the Brazilian. The town of Cambara has had representatives in Paranaense Football Championship, including the Athletic Association Cambaraense, Cambara Athletic Club, Sports Club and Recreation Worker and Sociedade Esportiva Matsubara.