Nihongo Presentation Fest is a contest conducted by The Japan Foundation, Sydney that gives Japanese language users in Australia the opportunity to present their messages by using Japanese. The Presentation Topic for 2026 is OUR […]
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7 April 2026 – 29 May 2026 Experience the mesmerising world of Japanese origami in a special exhibition and interactive workshops by world-renowned artist Tomoko Fuse. Internationally recognised for her innovative paper-folding techniques, Fuse has
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2nd May 2026 Sister Festival to the Sakura Matsuri, Koyo Matsuri (Autumn Festival) celebrates the arrival of autumn. Locals, Australian and International visitors alike have the opportunity to experience traditional elements of Japanese culture. Held
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30th June 2026 The National Federation is proud to highlight the upcoming 50th Anniversary Dinner commemorating the Australia–Japan Basic Treaty of Friendship and Cooperation, to be held on 30 June in the Great Hall at
The launch opened with special remarks from Consul-General Ishikawa of the Consulate-General of Japan in Brisbane. He spoke about the power of literature and manga to connect people across borders and highlighted the deep cultural ties
In 2026, Australia and Japan celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Basic Treaty of Friendship and Cooperation (Friendship and Cooperation Treaty). The Friendship and Cooperation Treaty was initiated under Prime Minister Whitlam, and signed in
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3rd Feb – 7th May 2026 A new month, a new program of Japanese films to watch from your couch! Get stuck into a lineup of five fresh titles, now available to stream for free
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Three Committee members of AJS-QLD, Julie Yamamoto, Shannon Whiley, and Lawson Dibb worked throughout EXPO 2025 Osaka at the Australian Pavilion and have provided their reflections on their once in a lifetime experience. Julie Yamamoto
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Western Australia’s all-encompassing hub for Japanese language, education and culture is entering its next period of growth following the signing of a funding agreement to support the Japan Education and Cultural Centre of Western Australia
The Directory of Japanese Arts and Culture in Australia is a reference site created by The Japan Foundation, Sydney in 1997 to introduce active Australia-based artists and practitioners of Japanese arts and traditions, as well
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