Nikkei Australia member Christine Piper’s novel published in Japanese
Nikkei Australia member Christine Piper’s debut novel, After Darkness, has just been translated into Japanese and published in Japan. The translator is Masashi Hojo, the publisher is Kadensha. After Darkness is set during the 1930s and 40s, and looks at the experience...
Nikkei Australia’s Dr Keiko Tamura and Elysha Rei to present a talk about Japanese ‘war brides’
Nikkei Australia’s founding member Dr Keiko Tamura and Chairperson Elysha Rei will present a talk about Japanese ‘war brides’ at the Queensland State Archives in Brisbane. ‘In this talk Dr Tamura (author of Michi’s Memories) will cover the...
Nikkei Australia member Andrew Hasegawa awarded Scholar in Residence fellowship, Past Wrongs Future Choices Project
Nikkei Australia member Andrew Hasegawa has been awarded a Scholar in Residence fellowship 2023-2024 in the Past Wrongs Future Choices project. Andrew Hasegawa is a fourth-generation Nikkei Australian and the great-grandson of Setsutaro Hasegawa, who migrated to...
Nikkei Australia member Alli Parker publishes her first novel, based on life of the first Japanese war bride in Australia
Nikkei Australia member Alli Parker will release her first novel based on the life of her grandmother Cherry Parker and grandfather Gordon Parker. The launch will be on Friday 4 August, 2023 at Readings bookstore in Carlton, Melbourne. Bookings required. Other events...
Loveday Internment Camp website now live
The Loveday Internment Camp website was curated by Rosemary Gower and contains information about the The Loveday Internment Camp, the largest internment camp in Australia during World War II. Situated in near Barmera in South Australia, Loveday was established in...
Nikkei Australia members to present at the Asian Art Research Now symposium 1 December29 November 2023- Nikkei Australia’s Mayu Kanamori to give a talk about Australian multiculturalism and Nikkei migration10 November 2023
- Nikkei Australia Chair Elysha Rei to talk about her art practice and identity27 October 2023
- Yasukichi Murakami – Through a Distant Lens to debut in Japan in 202426 October 2023
- Article featuring diverse Nikkei Australian voices23 October 2023
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