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  • Drawing plans for the Yokohama Commonwealth War Cemetery in Japan.
  • Steps in a landscaped garden leading to a memorial cross, at the Yokohama Commonwealth War Cemetery in Japan.
17 Aug

In Conversation: Landscapes of Remembrance & Reconciliation

  • Art
  • Talk

The Yokohama War Cemetery is recognised as one of the most significant military cemetery designs of the post-war period and is the final resting place of 1,555 Commonwealth service personnel.

The Shrine’s new exhibition, Eucalypts of Hodogaya, explores the cemetery’s creation and legacy, shedding light on its importance and design.

Convened by broadcaster and author Jon Faine AM, this enlightening panel conversation traces the vision, people and politics behind the creation of key post-war cemeteries, including in Yokohama, and reflect on their role as early acts of reconciliation between Australia and Japan in the aftermath of war.

Following the conversation, explore the Eucalypts of Hodogaya exhibition before joining with others on the Shrine Forecourt for a special Last Post Service marking the 80th anniversary of Victory in the Pacific.

Hours

Date Times
Sun 17 Aug
  • 2.30pm - 4pm 2:30pm - 4:00pm

Location

Auditorium
Shrine of Remembrance
Birdwood Ave
Melbourne 3001

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Adult / general $10
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Contact details

  • telephone number: 03 9661 8100
  • email address: reception@shrine.org.au
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