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In the aftermath of the earthquake and tsunami, we are calling on our friends in Melbourne to do whatever they can.
If you are planning, or if you know of any charity event not featured on this list, please contact us (info@japaninmelbourne.com.au) with details and we will update the list as soon as possible.

Grey colour campaign!

Add Degrees offers up to 40% off campaign for hair treatment.

Don’t miss this chance!

1 piano, 4 hands. Watch the piano come alive!

Brothers Moriya and Keito Saito, together as Les Frères, have been shaking it up with their funky beats and boogie rhythms. The Japanese duo debuts in Australia this March on a national tour.

Nippon Sport Science University (Nittai -Dai)
Department of Martial Arts

Demonstration of Japanese Martial Arts and Traditional Performing Arts

Traditional Martial Arts and Cultural Exchange Program
2011 in Australia

A Performance & Talk by the Ainu, Japanese Indigenous People

A group of Ainu performers will be visiting Melbourne for performances and cultural exchanges with Australian indigenous people.

Japanese Summer Festival will be held in 12th February (saturday) at Docklands waterfront precinct in the heart of Melbourne.

Melbourne Aces pitcher Adam Bright has been signed to play for the Yomiyuri Giants in Tokyo this coming season, General Manager Windsor Knox announced today.

RMIT Gallery reveals secrets of manga and anime

RMIT Gallery invites visitors to go behind the scenes of the final “polished” anime objects in the summer exhibition Revolutionising Anime: Production I.G’s pursuit of ultra-realistic fantasy.

Hello Kitty! Japanese characters come to life at RMIT Gallery

Do you remember Astro Boy? Have you ever owned anything emblazoned with Hello Kitty? Have you – or any person you know – become addicted to the iconic Pokemon? Welcome to the world of Japanese characters, in a playful summer exhibition at RMIT Gallery.