The Japanese Story : Struggling for Recognition in Australia 高橋 君江 Kimie Takahashi, PhD A ssumption University of Thailand Human Sciences Perspectives.

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The Japanese Story : Struggling for Recognition in Australia 高橋 君江 Kimie Takahashi, PhD A ssumption University of Thailand Human Sciences Perspectives in Linguistic Diversity & Social Inclusion in Australia

Japanese in Australian Media

Japanese on the Move Project: –Online video exhibition on Language on the Move –50 life stories of transnationals with ties to Japan and Australia Aims: –To showcase their lived experience of language learning, employment, family practice and sense of belonging Funded by: –The Australia-Japan Foundation (Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade) 2011 – 2012

Struggling for Recognition “The Real Ambassadors” Over 70,000 Japanese nationals residing in Australia The 3 rd largest no. after the US and China “The Burden of English” Mr. Shigekazu Sato Ambassador of Japan to Australia (1:53 – 3:58) English speaking people…do not understand what a heavy burden it is for the Japanese to learn languages, particularly English. I feel 50% less intelligent when I speak English.

Challenging the Stereotypes Making it in Showbiz ‘Japanese accent’ Native vs. non-Native Australian-born vs. Japanese Going beyond Japanese Shingo Usami, Actor Arrival in 1995 (1:25 – 2:59) I used to think that no matter how hard I might work, I would never reach the same level as them. … I have access to two different cultures, and it’s a great advantage to be able to capitalise on both… I should give myself more credit for it

Re-imagining Kyoko Miyata, Service Manager Ratchawit Soontornvinetr, IT Specialist (1:54 – 3:58) Transnational Relocation as a Strategy Escaping linguistic and racial discrimination in Australia They want to recruit more Australians first. And then if there is a space left, they will recruit Asians, you know, non- native English speakers… Why not just come back and try to find things to do here because…Thai organisations and companies look for people who have been educated overseas.

Continuing the Japanese Story The Launch –Faculty of Human Sciences (Macquarie), Japan Foundation Sydney, Jetstar, Kirin Beverages, Yuga Floral Design, Yaccomaricardo Media appearance –SBS Japanese Language Radio, ABC Lingua Franca, Nichigo Press North Sydney Girls High School 50 th anniversary Australia and Japan business relationship with the Prime Minister JOTM as teaching materials –Sagami Women’s University –Assumption University of Thailand –UTS