Video of When You Call My Name exhibition and ceremonial performance in Perth
An exhibition of the When You Call My Name project was held at Murdoch University in Perth Western Australia, featuring a ceremonial performance on 29 August 2026. Here is the video, which you can also view on the Nikkei Australia YouTube page. Video Adrian Retter...
Australia-Japan History Trail of Townsville website launch
Nikkei Australia member Dr Tianna Killoran has just launched the website ‘Walking Through Time’, featuring histories and stories of early Japanese settlers, who worked and lived in Townsville in far north Queensland prior to World War II. The website...
Nikkei Australia members feature in SBS news story about war brides
Nikkei Australia founding member Dr Keiko Tamura and other members feature in a SBS news story reflecting on Nikkei histories in the lead up to the 80th anniversary of the end of the War in the Pacific in August 2025. The story shines a spotlight on Elysha Rei and her...
Short film about Setsutaro Hasegawa on Immigration Museum website
Nikkei Australia member Andrew Hasegawa narrates the story of his great grandfather Setsutaro Hasegawa, one of the earliest Japanese to settle in Australia, in a short film for the Immigration Museum (Museums Victoria). Setsutaro Hasegawa’s life has been...
SBS Radio story featuring Nikkei Australia members
Listen to this special SBS Japanese radio story about the granddaughters of Japanese war brides featuring Nikkei Australia members Alli Parker, Anna Wilkinson and Elysha Rei. In this feature story in both English and Japanese languages, Alli, Anna, and Elysha speak...
An article about Japanese Communities and White Australia by Tianna Killoran19 October 2026- Nikkei Australia’s Sophie Constable interviewed by Japanese American National Museum18 October 2026
- SBS Japanese Radio Coverage of When You Call My Name Project17 October 2026
- The Tale of Two Tomokos17 October 2026
- Launch of the 30th Anniversary edition of Dr Yuriko Nagata’s Unwanted Aliens: Japanese Internment in Australia14 October 2026
Major support by The Japan Foundation Sydney
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