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*** 2026 Registrations are available till September 27, 2026 ***

2026 Registration Rates

  • Date: October 30-31, 2026 (Fri-Sat)
  • Venue: Melbourne Cricket Ground
  • Address: Brunton Avenue, East Melbourne VIC 3002

 

【Early Bird Rates】(GST incl)
April 1, 2026(Wed) – August 16, 2026 (Sun)
・2-Day pass : $450
・1 Day pass : $250

【Full Rates】(GST incl)
August 17, 2026 (Mon) – September 27, 2026 (Sun)

・2-Day pass : $550
・1 Day pass : $330

【Student Rates】(GST incl)
April 1, 2026 (Wed) – September 27, 2026 (Sun)

・2-Day pass : $220
・1 Day pass : $110

FULL-time university students in bachelor or master courses in Japanese education ONLY.
(Photo copy of 2026 full-time University Student ID must be provided upon registration)

<Note>

  • Registrations ESSENTIAL!
  • Please USE your PC to register. Registering by iPad and mobile may not show all required information to register.
  • ALL presenters will be given a discounted Early Bird rates registration, the Eventbrite link will be sent after Call for Papers outcome notification.
Registration Here
Cancellation Policy for Registrations

2026 NSJLE Schedule

2026 NSJLE Online Program

 Hotel Deals

 

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2026 Symposium Dinner

  • Date: October 30, 2026  (Fri)
  • Time: 7pm-10:30pm (Venue opens at 6:30pm)
  • Venue: Long Room, Melbourne Cricket Ground (120 seats available for symposium delegates) Dress code apply
  • Registration Open: April 1, 2026 – October 10, 2026                                       *Registration will close once the maximum number is reached.
  • Dinner fee: $125 – Delegates
    $160 – Non delegates
     Non-delegate registration will open separately.

Symposium Guest Speaker

Presenter: Alli Parker – Author

Bio: Alli Parker (she/her) is a bestselling Japanese-Australian author and screenwriter based in Naarm/Melbourne. Her debut novel, At the Foot of the Cherry Tree, was published by HarperCollins Australia in 2023, was shortlisted for the Australian Book Industry Award (ABIA) Matt Richell Award for Best New Writer 2024 and for Dymocks Book of the Year 2023. The novel tells the story of her grandmother, Cherry Parker, the first Japanese war bride to arrive in Australia.

Reception Registration Here
Cancellation Policy for Reception Registrations

Travel Grant from MJLEH

Travel grants from the Monash Japanese Language Education Hub(MJLEH) are available to teachers in South Australia, Tasmania, and rural Victoria.

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Australia and Japan                            50 years of Friendship and Cooperation

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