Hisaaki Nagao

Mrs Yoko Davies was one of the first presenters in 3EA’s Japanese program. The ethnic radio station in Melbourne merged with 2EA in Sydney to become SBS Radio later. She had been “Japanese voice” from Melbourne for more than 20 years until her retirement.

Melbourne businessman, Mr Jun Hasegawa promotes Japanese food and culture with his company called Tryber Pty Ltd. He believes that a lot of unique and fine produce in Japan can be saved by marketing in Australia.

JCA, Promoting cricket in Japan

A book called, "Japanese in Australia - Japanese footprints over a century" is now available online. The original book was published by the Japan Club of Australia to celebrate the century long friendship between Australia and Japan. Mr Yushiro Mizukoshi, Vice-President of JCS was heavily involved…

Ms Izumi Radulovic arrived in Australia on a working holiday visa 13 years ago. She is now a qualified dental nurse working at a specialist dental clinic in Melbourne.

Japan’s Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries (MAFF) appointed Mr Ikuei Arakane who is a chef in Melbourne as a “Japanese Cuisine Goodwill Ambassador”. In Australia, four goodwill ambassadors have been appointed so far, and this year, Mr Arakane has been appointed as the fifth and the firs…

The Melbourne Japanese Summer Festival has been a cultural event that mirrors the traditional Japanese culture including food, art, traditional music and performance. The festival has moved to online since last year due to COVID-19 pandemic. Visit https://mjsf.com.au/ for live streaming at 1pm on Su…

The Melbourne Japanese Summer Festival has been a cultural event that mirrors the traditional Japanese culture including food, art, traditional music and performance. The festival has moved to online since last year due to COVID-19 pandemic. Visit https://mjsf.com.au/ for live streaming at 1pm on Su…

Japanese tourist Uni wanted to ‘change’ himself, so he hopped on his kick scooter in Melbourne bound for Cairns. After four months, and many acts of kindness, he reached his destination.

Junko Morimoto, who was a survivor of the Hiroshima bombing, told stories of her horror experience through her book "My Hiroshima". Despite her death in 2019, her legacy and message continue today. This interview was recorded and aired in 2006.