By Masashi Hojo (After Darkness is Nikkei Australia member Christine Piper’s award winning debut novel. The Japanese translation by Masashi Hojo was released in August 2023) In December 2010, I was visited by Christine Piper, a doctoral student of creative arts...
Nikkei Australia member Rebecca Hausler explores the fictional reimaginings of Japanese internment during World War II in a new chapter published in Border-Crossing Japanese Literature: Reading Multiplicity. Citation: Uchiyama, A., & Hartley, B. (Eds.). (2023)....
A review of two books relating to Nikkei Australian internment and war experiences by Nikkei Australia member Hugh de Ferranti has been published in Commons online journal. Citation: Hugh de Ferranti (2023): Lives, deaths and precarious worlds, Commons, Vol 2; ISSN...
An article featuring the suits and clothing of Setsutaro Hasegawa – Nikkei Australia member Andrew Hasegawa’s great grandfather – has been published in Australian Historical Studies. Citation: Melissa Bellanta and Lorinda Cramer (2023): The Comfort of Things in...
By Nikkei Australia Members Nikkei Australia remembers Dr Pam Oliver’s tireless work and numerous publications about Japanese experiences in Australia. Pam Oliver contributed valuable research and scholarship pertaining to Japan – Australia bilateral relations...
Michi’s Memories: The Story of a Japanese War Bride by Nikkei Australia founding member Dr Keiko Tamura was first published in English in 2001 by Pandanus Books (Research School of Asian Studies, Australian National University). It was the first book in English...
Thoughts on translating After Darkness (暗闇の後で)5 September 2023
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