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The Audibility of Strangers: Music and Disparate Japanese Communities in Prewar “White Australia”  – Speaker Hugh de Frranti

The Audibility of Strangers: Music and Disparate Japanese Communities in Prewar “White Australia” – Speaker Hugh de Frranti

23 October 2021 | Audio Visual, Resources | 0 comments

The Audibility of Strangers: Music and Disparate Japanese Communities in Prewar “White Australia” – A Recorded Event by Berkley Institute of East Asian Studies...
Music and a forgotten minority: primary accounts of Japanese making music in prewar and wartime regional Australia by Hugh de Ferranti

Music and a forgotten minority: primary accounts of Japanese making music in prewar and wartime regional Australia by Hugh de Ferranti

23 October 2021 | Publications, Resources | 0 comments

de Ferranti, Hugh (2020) ‘Music and a forgotten minority: primary accounts of Japanese making music in prewar and wartime regional Australia’, Institute for Advanced Studies on Asia Departmental Bulletin Paper, 2020. ‘The pre-World War II and wartime...
Interview with Reina Takeuchi

Interview with Reina Takeuchi

6 May 2021 | Audio Visual, Australian Nikkei Stories, Diaspora, Nikkei Stories, Resources | 0 comments

Nikkei Australia’s Timothy Kazuo Steains interviewed performance artist, writer and researcher Reina Takeuchi.  Reina’s practice spans across visual arts, choreography, curatorial projects, written publications and creative facilitation, including her...
Interview with Iori Forsyth

Interview with Iori Forsyth

6 May 2021 | Audio Visual, Australian Nikkei Stories, Diaspora, Nikkei Stories, Resources | 1 comment

Nikkei Australia member Timothy Kazuo Steains interviewed Nikkei YouTube celebrity Iori Forsyth from the channel 大家族フォーサイス家 ! They talked about Iori’s channel and family, having mixed Japanese Australian heritage, and Iori’s plans for moving to Australia....
Dr Keiko Tamura’s Lecture: Japanese War Brides in Australia

Dr Keiko Tamura’s Lecture: Japanese War Brides in Australia

20 January 2021 | Audio Visual, Australian Nikkei Stories, Japanese War Bride, News, Nikkei Stories, Publications | 0 comments

Watch Nikkei Australia founding member Dr Keiko Tamura’s Zoom presentation (in Japanese language) about Japanese war brides’ life stories in Australia. The event was a Kobe College Society of English Studies seminar. Dr Tamura’s lecture begins four minutes...
Loveday Project by Christine Piper

Loveday Project by Christine Piper

4 January 2021 | Audio Visual, Digital, Resources | 0 comments

The entrance to Loveday Camp 14 near Barmera, South Australia, 1945 (Photo courtesy of Australian War Memorial, ID 122983). This website, the Loveday Project was created by Nikkei Australia’s Christine Piper in the process of writing her doctoral research...
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