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Australia Japan Society - Qld Inc
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Enewsletter- November 2022
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Australia Japan Society Bounenkai (End of year dinner)
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The AJSQ's 50th anniversary has been marked with a number of show-stopper events and we want to give everyone a chance to sit down, take a break and chat with all the wonderful committee members who made it all possible. Whether you want to remember all of the great events or just have a good evening out come along for an evening of relaxed conversation and great food at one of the best Japanese restaurants in Brisbane.
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6:30 pm – 8:30 pm | Tenya - Japanese Restaurant & Bar | 300 George Street, CBD
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Prices are for the bento of your choice, please pay for your own drinks at the bar.
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2022 Australia Japan Society of Queensland Careers Evening
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On 6 October 2022, the Australia Japan Society of Queensland (AJSQ) held its annual Japan Careers Evening.
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The Careers Evening has been delivered by the AJSQ for over two decades with the goal of providing guidance to students of the Japanese language on career pathways.
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The event has successfully transitioned to an online event enabling attendance from students across Australia …
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Yukata-kai - Qld Koto Association
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Join members of the Qld Koto Association for their annual Yukata-kai - a Japanese music community gathering.
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Graceville Presbyterian Church | from 4:00PM
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Free entry | gold coin donation
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Applications for the 2023 JET Programme closing soon
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Application Deadline: Friday 11 November 2022 (AEDT)
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The Japan Exchange and Teaching (JET) Programme is administered through the collaboration of Japan’s local government authorities, the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications (MIC), the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA), the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology (MEXT), and the Council of Local Authorities for International Relations (CLAIR). Aiming primarily …
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Japanese Film Festival - Brisbane
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The Japanese Film Festival Australia (JFF) is presented by The Japan Foundation, Sydney.
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The JFF started in 1997 with three free film screenings and is now one of the largest celebrations of Japanese films in the world.
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The Brisbane showing will feature 14 films, with all tickets available for purchase online. In 2021, the Festival celebrated its …
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The Brisbane JSL Study Group
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The Brisbane Japanese Sign Language Study group was founded in November 2020.
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The purpose of the group is to facilitate sign language learning, promote deaf culture and act as a bridge for the deaf and disabled communities in the Australia-Japan partnership.
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Its current activities include: Online JSL lessons twice a week in a 4-term study framework. All lessons are conducted …
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Do you have something you'd like to share with AJS members?
Perhaps a travel story, article, Japan-related book or movie review, recipe or photograph. We always welcome any suggestions from members. Please send your contributions to Go-Nichi to the following email address: newsletter@austjpnsoc.asn.au
The AJS e-newsletter is sent to members at the end of the first week in every month.
GPO Box 2036 | Brisbane | Qld | 4001
execsec@austjpnsoc.asn.au
Chancellor: Her Excellency, The Governor of Queensland
Co-Patrons :
The Hon. The Premier of Queensland,
The Consul-General of Japan, Queensland
Committee
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President - David Shield
Immediate Past-President - Margaret Rackemann
Vice-President - Julie Yamamoto
Honorary Secretary - Taeko Matsunaga
Treasurer - Stephen Abbott
Andrew Hay (Past President)
Ross Humphreys (Past President)
Ross McConachie (Past President)
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Tomomi Iwasaki
Yuki Nishiyama
Kohei Tamura
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Nicole Patterson
Leonie Kawamoto
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