The life story of Yasukichi Murakami (1880 - 1944), a Japanese migrant from Wakayama to Australia, as seen through the photographs he sent to his Mother. includes referencesto Tatura Camp 4.A4 size booklet with blue cover featuring photographs which the author sent to his Mother. Text in Japanese. Two pages of translation.camp 4 tatura

Tour of remains of Camp 1 site in November 2009 and pictures of Australia - Japan Nat. archives.Silver CD with silver and black textcamp 1 visit 2009, japanese internees

This is a copy of the catalogue of the exhibition of Mutsumi Tsuda held in New Caledonia in September, 2006Soft cover book. Reprints of photos of various people and families on front and back covers. Coloured and black and white photos. Text in French and Japanese. Titles of book printed in Red. 100 pagesfeu nos peres, tsuda, mutsumi, new caledonia, camp 4, tatura, ww2 camps

This is a copy of the english translation of a catalogue of an exhibition of Mutsumi Tsuda in New Caledonia held in September, 2006Loose page document, stapled together in upper left hand corner. Translation of book (catalogue) of the same title into English (C1917)feu nos peres, tsuda, mutsumi, camp 4, tatura, ww2 camps

17 March 2005: Mami Yamade (author), husband Masani (artist), researching Japanese POW's at camp 13, 1944; 19 March 2005: New Caledonian group - Marijosee Michel Hon. Consul to Japan, from Noumea. Yuriko Nagata, ??? University and Mutsumi Tsuda (Japan) Emma Chaubet, Andre Nagata, his daughter Andree Verge, Henriette Guillot from New Hebrides, Rosemary Take, also Evelyn Suzuki from Sydney, ex internee Vicki Lawson, niece of Melba Oki, ex camp 4 internee. Visited Museum for research 20 March. 21st march tour of camp 4.Record of 2 visits by Japanese researchers, 17 March 2005. Black plastic cover with white writing "clear folder" in gold.mami yamade, marijosee michel, yuriko nagata, mutsumi tsuda, emma chaubet, andre nagata,, andree verge,, henriette guillot, rosemary take, evelyn suzuki, vicki lawson, melba oki, camp 4 internees

Correspondence relating to an exhibition of Japanese artist Mutsumi Tsuda entitled "Feu nos Peres" focusing on the history of Japanese people on New Caledonia during WW2Blue plastic folder, black spinejapanese, new caledonian exhibition, tsuda m, monash university, camp 4, tatura, ww2, books, history, local