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Australia sends love to Japan

16 March 2021

Jan Adams AO PSM, Ambassador to Japan (left) and Derek Baines, Country Manager Japan, Tourism Australia (right)

Tourism Australia in conjunction with Tourism and Events Queensland, Visit Victoria, Tourism Western Australia and Destination New South Wales is sending Love from Aus with feature signage appearing in front of the Australian Embassy in Tokyo for the next six months.

The signage features eight iconic images of Australia including Heart Reef, Vivid Sydney, Great Ocean Road and Pinnacles.

It is a way to thank the people of Japan for their heartfelt support during the bushfire crisis last year and to show how important it is to be united in these challenging times.

With Love from Aus poster - Queensland © Tourism Australia

With Love from Aus poster - Victoria © Tourism Australia

With Love from Aus poster - Western Australia © Tourism Australia

With Love from Aus poster - New South Wales © Tourism Australia

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