News
Nikkei Australia members feature in new publication about Japanese migrations
Congratulations to Nikkei Australia members who are editors and contributors to this important scholary publication about Japanese migrations.
Australia-Japan History Trail of Townsville website launch
A website featuring Japanese Australian histories and stories presented as a history walk is now online.
Introducing Nikkei Australia’s new Executive Officers!
Meet Nikkei Australia’s new executive officers, Chair Arisa Yura, and Secretary/Treasurers Declan Fleming and Jo-Anne Shiosaki.
Nikkei Australia members support Japanese university students’ visit to Brisbane
Nikkei Australia members give a presentation about Nikkei community history to visiting students.
When You Call My Name launch and exhibition a huge success!
An unexpectedly large number of people attended the When You Call My Name project launch and inaugural exhibition on Thursday 11 September in Canberra.
When You Call My Name Launch
Join us for the inaugural launch and exhibition of When You Call My Name in Canberra, 11 September 2025.
Visiting sites of internment – special panel discussion 12/13 July 2025
Nikkei Australia’s Yuki Kawakami will join a special panel discussion in Canada, to talk about visiting sites of Nikkei internment on 13 July 2025.
Nikkei Australia presentation at AASRN 20th anniversary conference
Nikkei Australia presented When You Call My Name project at AASRN conference – Solidarities.
Audio documentary about Japanese war bride history wins award at New York Festivals Radio Awards 2025
My Grandmother is a Japanese War Bride, produced by Nikkei Australia member Masako Fukui, and featuring members Alli Parker, Anna Wilkinson, and Elysha Rei has won a Bronze trophy.
Canberrra exhibition of Japanese archival photographs 時代の潮目 | TIDES
Rare exhibition of photos taken by Japanese researchers who documented communities in the Torres Strait 50 years ago to open in Canberra.