CLAIR Sydney in Sydney, Australia | Government organisation

CLAIR Sydney

Locality: Sydney, Australia

Phone: +61 2 9241 5033

Address: Level12, Challis House, 4 Martin Place 2000 Sydney, NSW, Australia

Website: http://www.jlgc.org.au/ja

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24.01.2022 [For the English version see below] 40... 1640 198091640 An announcement from Nagoya City 40th Anniversary of the Nagoya-Sydney Sister City Relationship Today marks the 40th anniversary of the Nagoya-Sydney sister city relationship. Since the sister city affiliation between Nagoya and Sydney began on 16 September 1980, the two Cities have had a dynamic sister city relationship that has seen active exchange across areas such as education, animals, culture and sports in the past 40 years. Due to the COVID-19 Pandemic, travel between the two Cities is currently restricted and regrettably, planning for celebrations in the two Cities has been suspended. Against this background, the City of Nagoya has created a poster that features four sister and partner cities which Nagoya celebrates a special milestone with during this year. The four sister and partner cities featured on the poster are Sydney, Turin, Taichung and Tashkent. The aim of the poster is to celebrate the special relationships between Nagoya and its sister and partner cities, and to connect the citizens of the sister and partner cities. The City believes that the simple action of keeping our friends overseas in our thoughts can lead to the creation of a better world. The City of Nagoya hopes that together with the people of Sydney, we can overcome these challenging times together as we continue to strengthen our ties, and looks forward to recommencing the interactions between the two Cities in the near future. #OvercomeCOVID19 #TogetherWeCan #Sydney #Nagoya #SisterCity

22.01.2022 Call for Entries! The 40th Aichi Victoria Jiansu Anniversary Photo Contest [For the English version please see below] 40... Web https://www.cbc-creation.co.jp/aichi40/ Aichi Prefecture in Japan and the state of Victoria in Australia are celebrating the 40th anniversary of their sister state relationship this year. To celebrate this remarkable milestone, the Aichi Prefectural Government is holding a photo contest aiming to promote the attractions in its sister states and the country they are in, and showcase the Prefecture’s connections in the world. The competition is now accepting entries until Monday, 14 September 2020 (Japan Standard Time). Contestants can submit up to three photographs taken in Victoria or Australia. The competition is open to all ages and nationalities, and parental consent is required for contestants who are 20 years old or under. The winners will be announced by early November 2020. Prize categories include the Aichi Governor’s Prize and the Victoria Prize, and award winners will receive various goods and more! Please see the website for details and the entry requirements. The Aichi Prefectural Government is looking forward to seeing your entry! Contest Website (Japanese only) https://www.cbc-creation.co.jp/aichi40/ Entry guideline in English https://www.cbc-creation.co.jp/aichi40/pdf/flier_en.pdf

18.01.2022 FNQ FNQ-Japan Week: A celebration of Japanese Culture [For the English version see below]... YouTubeFNQ-JAPAN WEEK FNQ11188 https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCUmcmXXvqp09mT7mo-iHgSw An announcement from the Consular Office of Japan in Cairns FNQ-Japan Week: A celebration of Japanese Culture In connection with Culture Day in Japan on November 3rd, the Consular Office of Japan in Cairns is hosting an online Japanese culture week named ‘FNQ-Japan Week’. This is in place of the annual ‘Cairns Bon-Odori Festival’, one the area’s most significant Japanese cultural festival which was unfortunately cancelled this year. For eight days between the 1st and 8th of November, we will upload videos introducing Japanese culture onto our YouTube account at 3pm Queensland time (4pm in NSW) everyday. There will also be videos from Cairns’ sister cities, Minami-Cho in Tokushima Prefecture and Oyama City in Tochigi Prefecture. We hope you will enjoy the videos and help us spread the word! https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCUmcmXXvqp09mT7mo-iHgSw

15.01.2022 [For the English version see below] ... 19809 40 19 1:30( 2:30) https://zoom.us/j/97794468941 An announcement from Nagoya City Sydney Webinar to be Held in Nagoya! Hello, everyone in Sydney! The Cities of Sydney and Nagoya signed the Sydney-Nagoya Sister City Agreement in September 1980 and this year marks the 40th anniversary of this special relationship. To mark this special occasion, the City of Nagoya will be holding a Sydney webinar to create opportunities for its citizens to learn more about their sister city! The webinar will include information on Sydney’s culture and history, as well as the history of interactions between Nagoya and Sydney. There will also be a live-stream from the streets of Sydney! If you spot the reporter doing the live-stream near the Opera House or Sydney Town Hall, please say hello to the citizens of Nagoya! The time and date of the webinar are below. Please note that the session will be conducted in Japanese. Saturday, 19 September 1:30pm JST (AEST 2:30pm) https://zoom.us/j/97794468941 #OvercomeCOVID19 #TogetherWeCan #Sydney #Nagoya #SisterCity

09.01.2022 An announcement from the Fukushima Prefectural Government A Social Media Project of the Fukushima Prefectural Government: Fukushima Today... The Fukushima Prefectural Government has launched a new social media project, Fukushima Today, to promote the attractions of the local region to the world. Created by the Prefecture’s Coordinators for International Relations, the posts will showcase captivating tourist spots around Fukushima that offer tourism, food and interactive experiences. Please like and follow this project! https://www.facebook.com/FukushimaToday.official https://twitter.com/fukushima_today https://www.instagram.com/fukushima_today/ SNSFukushima Today SNSFukushima Today https://www.facebook.com/FukushimaToday.official.jp https://twitter.com/f_today_jp https://www.instagram.com/fukushima_today_jp/