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This photograph depicts two young Japanese women demonstrating traditional Japanese cultural practice whilst living at Tatura Internment and Wartime Camps during the Second World War.
A black and white photograph featuring two young Japanese women in traditional costume.
Symbols of SurvivalThe internment of civilian and military populations was widespread during the twentieth century.
Curated by Cameron Auty, Victorian Collections Co-Manager
