An exhibition featuring 20 photographic works that are part of the When You Call May Name project will open in Broome Western Australia on 30 August and run until 2 September. 14 of the photographic works were created in Broome with members of the Broome Nikkei...
An unexpectedly large number of people attended the When You Call My Name (WYCMN) project launch and inaugural exhibition on Thursday 11 September in Canberra, a part of the ANU Immersia: Engaging with Asia 2025 program. Some of the 225 artworks before they were hung...
Nikkei Australia founding member Dr Keiko Tamura and other members feature in a SBS news story reflecting on Nikkei histories in the lead up to the 80th anniversary of the end of the War in the Pacific in August 2025. The story shines a spotlight on Elysha Rei and her...
Nikkei Australia member Andrew Hasegawa narrates the story of his great grandfather Setsutaro Hasegawa, one of the earliest Japanese to settle in Australia, in a short film for the Immigration Museum (Museums Victoria). Setsutaro Hasegawa’s life has been...
Nikkei Australia’s Dr Tim Steains has published an article in Australian Feminist Studies about Asian masculinities, mixed race, and the online world. Softboys and Mixed Race Asian Masculinity Online: The TikToks of JiyayjtDr Timothy Kazuo Steains Australian...
When You Call My Name exhibition opens in Broome17 August 2026
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