Nikkei Stories

Mayu Kanamori’s text from You’ve Mistaken Me For a Butterfly published in Journal of Japan Studies as a literary feature with Abstract and Afterword by Vera Mackie.   ABSTRACT: The multimedia work You’ve Mistaken Me for a Butterfly was performed by Mayu Kanamori, acco

A multi media story-telling / poetry performance About a Japanese prostitute who worked in the goldfields of Western Australia by Mayu Kanamori with music by Terumi Narushima 16 September, 2017, 2pm at the National Portrait Gallery, Canberra As part of Poetry on the Move: Border Cross

Nikkei Australia’s Mayu Kanamori and Masako Fukui‘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 Aust

by Hiroki Iijima for TBS News. http://news.tbs.co.jp/newsi_sp/catch/20170521.html

Thursday Island Story Part II: Miracle Island by Hiroki Iijima for Nichigo Press   Using Facebook, Nikkei Thursday Islander Sally Rudd was miraculously reunited with her Okinawan father after 56 years. Hiroki Iijima reports. http://nichigopress.jp/nichigo_news/goleaks/142839/   

When war broke out between Australia and Japan 75 years ago, it had a profound impact on the lives of Japanese civilians living in Australia. The last surviving Nikkei Australians who were interned in camps share their experiences with SBS Radio. Nikkei Australia’s Dr Yuriko Nag

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

Nikkei Australia’s new project to connect names of people buried at Cowra Japanese War Cemetery with records held at the National Archives of Australia and Australian War Memorial in a bilingual online data base is now underway. http://www.au.emb-japan.go.jp/itpr_en/cjwc_databas

Jetty to Jetty Jetty to Jetty Heritage Trail was awarded the 2016 Australian Institute of Landscape Architect (AILA) National and State (WA) Awards for Tourism. Featuring Yawuru and other stories from Broome, Jetty to Jetty includes pearling, war, internment and heritage, and many mor