The collaboration of the National Institute of AIST and RMIT University aims at promoting sustainable, carbon-free solutions for strengthening the global response to the threat of climate change.

The Australia library of the Otemon Gakuin University Library is the only dedicated collection of literature on Australia in Japan.

The Australia-Japan Youth Dialogue brings together young leaders from Australia and Japan to explore relations between our two countries and foster personal connections.

In 2020, Polyglot Theatre returns to Minami Sanriku, a small town devastated by the 2011 tsunami, for the fifth time.

A world-first exhibition curated and presented by the Art Gallery of NSW, Japan supernatural will feature over 180 wildly imaginative works of art by Japanese artists.

The Tohoku Youth Program is designed to assist young Japanese 14 to 17 years old, who lost one or both parents in the disastrous earthquake and tsunami of March 2011.

In May and June 2020, Terrapin and Aichi Arts Centre will work with Australian and Japanese artists to perform and tour You and Me and The Space Between in Japan.

In January 2020, Sydney-based choreographer, filmmaker and installation artist Sue Healey partners with artists from Japan, Hong Kong and Australia to present ON VIEW: Panorama.

Australian Landcarers innovative and highly practical nationwide agroforestry training, the Master Tree Grower program, which has also operated in Africa and Timor-Leste, could help Japan.

The Japan Update is the flagship conference of the AJRC in Crawford School of Public Policy, and the Japan Institute at ANU.

ChildFund Pass It Back is an innovative and award winning Sport for Development program led by ChildFund in partnership with World Rugby and Asia Rugby.

A world-class sports coaching education program is being developed for Japanese sport coaches and teachers.

The project conducts fundamental research on the interconnected nature of the marine, coastal, riparian and terrestrial ecosystems and also evaluates the impacts of the tsunami and reconstruction works on the local ecosystems.

Flowerbird is a contemporary performance work by Western Australia's premier flagship contemporary dance company, Co:3 Australia.

Tennis Australia will promote valuable in-country expertise by delivering a junior wheelchair tennis training camp and wheelchair coach development workshop.

During the first half of the twentieth century Japan’s traditional art and aesthetics interacted with European life and culture, resulting in a pulsating era of Japanese modernism and the creation of Asian Art Deco architecture, paintings, prints, design and fashion.

Health care is undergoing rapid transition as we move to embrace technological change and how it can affect an individual’s health management.

Two symposia will be held at the ASAJ conference at the University of Kitakyushu on 13–14 June 2020.

Wara Art returns to The York Festival with the creation of a trail of Wara Art giant straw sculptures.

Emergency management volunteers provide disaster assistance in familiar and unfamiliar settings.