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Cherry blossoms and eucalypts: this Japanese war cemetery remembers fallen Australians

By Anoma Darshani Pieris, Professor of Architecture, The University of Melbourne
Athanasios Tsakonas, Sessional Tutor in Architecture, The University of Melbourne

After the Great War, Australians made pilgrimages to distant battlefields of Gallipoli and northern France. They paid their respects to the fallen soldiers who shaped our national identity.

After the second world war, new places emerged such as the Kokoda Track, Papua New Guinea; Changi, Singapore; and the Thai-Burma…

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