by Lorna Kaino ‘Broome culture’ and its historical links to the Japanese in the pearling industry Continuum, Journal of Media & Cultural Studies Volume 25, 2011 – Issue 4 pp. 479-490 The Broome Shire Council’s decision in 2009 to suspend the sister-town relations

Unwanted Aliens: Japanese internment in Australia by Yuriko Nagata University of Queensland Press, 1996 During WWII Australia held approximately 4,000 civilian Japanese internees. Approximately 3,000 from South-east Asia or the South Pacific as the Netherlands East Indies, New Caledon

by Takeshi Hamano. This thesis explores the rise and transformation of Japanese migration to Australia since the 1980s. This thesis particularly investigates the experience of Japanese women marriage migrants: women who have immigrated to Australia through marriage to a local partner.

Nikkei Australian identity and the work of Mayu Kanamori by Timothy Kazuo Steains as part of Japan in Australia: Culture, Context and Connections, Edited by David Chapman and Carol Hayes. Steains’ chapter explores significant works in oeuvre of Nikkei Australian artist Mayu Kana

Friday essay: Japanese Australian veterans and the legacy of anti-Asian racism by Timothy Kazuo Steains and Shannon Whiley https://theconversation.com/friday-essay-japanese-australian-veterans-and-the-legacy-of-anti-asian-racism-136257   Friday essay-Japanese Australian veterans

Michi’s Memories The Story of a Japanese War Bride by Keiko Tamura ISBN 9781921862519 (Print version) $28.00 (GST inclusive) ISBN 9781921862526 (Online) Published September 2011 ANU Press: http://press.anu.edu.au?p=144351 This book tells the story of Michi, one of 650 Japanese war bri

The Experiences of Nikkei-Australian Soldiers During World War II by Shannon Whiley Published July 02, 2018 © The Japan Foundation, Sydney and Shannon Whiley, 2018 This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License. Downloa

Nikkei Australia’s Masako Fukui and  Mayu Kanamori ‘s article, ‘The Creation of Nikkei Australia: Rediscovering the Japanese Diaspora in Australia’ is published in Journal of Australian Studies Volume 41 Issue 3 2017 ABSTRACT Japanese people first settled in Au

Bridging Australia and Japan: the writings of David Sissons, historian and political scientist ANU Press, 2016. Edited by Arthur Stockwin and Keiko Tamura https://press.anu.edu.au/publications/series/asian-studies-series/bridging-australia-and-japan-volume-1 Free Download Represents v

「海境を越える人びと」 Umizakai wo Koeru Hitobito Edited by Yoshinori Murai, Aiko Utsumi and Sayoko Iizasa Published by Commons Includes contributions by: Dr Yuriko Nagata on Pearl divers who became POWs in Australia Dr Keiko Tamura on Buttons to jewellery: The beginnings of Australian cultured