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Japanese geographic and ethnographic research of Torres Strait (Zenadth Kes) Australia: Rekindling connections 50 years on
JAPAN INSJAPAN INSTITUTE SEMINAR SERIES - SEMESTER TWO 2022
The future demand-supply gap in unpaid work in Japan and the UK: How much technology do we need?
JAPAN INSJAPAN INSTITUTE SEMINAR SERIES - SEMESTER TWO 2022
Environmental civil society organisations and engagement in the energy decision-making processes in post-Fukushima Japan
JAPAN INSTITUTE SEMINAR SERIES - SEMESTER TWO 2022
Japanese Security Strategy: Becoming a "Normal Great Power"
ONLINE EVENT ONLY Registration Link: https://anu.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZEscOmsqDosHtaaHnzfbl3eX3rJO_ZE7HdL
Making Manchuria Red: Japanese Engineers and the Chinese Communist Revolution
JAPAN INSTITUTE SEMINAR SERIES - SEMESTER TWO 2022
The role of language in the political gender gap in Japan
ANU Japan Institute Seminar Series - The role of language in the political gender gap in Japan
Exhibition: Hiroshima, Nagasaki and the Atomic Bomb
This exhibition is presented by the ANU Japan Institute and Menzies Library, in collaboration with the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum.
The Inescapable China in Japanese Democracy
The ANU Japan Institute Seminar Series showcases cutting-edge research by leading and emerging scholars
Celebrating Professor Carol Hayes
In this ANU Japan Institute Seminar, we celebrate the lifetime achievements of Carol Hayes, Professor of Japanese Language and Studies in the College of Asia and the Pacific, Distinguished Educator at the Australian National University and Principal Fellow of the Advance HE Educational Fellowship Scheme.
Voluntary Underclass?: Globalism, Temporality and the Life Choices of Japanese Working Holiday Makers in Australia
The working holiday (WH) program is a cultural exchange program that offers youth ‘global experiences’ including short-term employment, travel, and/or study. Australia is the most popular destination for Japanese working holiday makers (WHMs): 11,933 Japanese WHMs were in Australia before the pandemic hit the country in March 2020.
