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Thank you!

April 02, 2014
by Nikkei Australia
Alan Schacher, Art, ceremony, civilian internee, Crowd funding, dance, Performance art, Performing Arts, voice, WeiZen Ho
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We would like to thank the following individuals for contributing to our fundraising campaign (more story is available from this link).

Because of you, Weizen Ho, Alan Schacher and Shigeki Sano to perform at the Japanese Cemetery in Cowra with Bianca Reggio, Lauren Townsend and Rio Soemardjo.

As as part of Civilian Internment Symposium, commemorative ceremony civiian internees buried at the Cowra Japanese War Cemetery, and unveling of an interpretive board.

We are humbled by your good will, and wish you many happy returns.

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Left to right – Lauren Townsend, Weizen Ho and Bianca Reggio at the Japanese Cemetery in Cowra 9 March 2014. Photo by Mayu Kanamori

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Alan Schacher and Shigeki Sano at the Japanese Cemetery in Cowra 9 March 2014. Phot</a srcset=

Alan Schacher and Shigeki Sano at the Japanese Cemetery in Cowra 9 March 2014. Photo by Mayu Kanamori

– Posted by Mayu Kanamori

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