Send us a text It's been more than to months since I posted an episode, so I thought it was about time I was in touch. I'm speaking from the top of a hill, catching my breath as I look back at the ocean and a large island beyond the harbour. Continuing my walk I can see snow on the local mountain, so it's quite chilly here, for the west coast of Canada. I've been thinking a lot about the podcast. I do plan to continue it, with a focus both on Nepal and Canada. The government here ...
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Send us a text It's been more than to months since I posted an episode, so I thought it was about time I was in touch. I'm speaking from the top of a hill, catching my breath as I look back at the ocean and a large island beyond the harbour. Continuing my walk I can see snow on the local mountain, so it's quite chilly here, for the west coast of Canada. I've been thinking a lot about the podcast. I do plan to continue it, with a focus both on Nepal and Canada. The government here ...
Visual anthropologist turns long lens on Nepali migration to Japan
Nepal Now: On the Move
32 minutes
5 months ago
Visual anthropologist turns long lens on Nepali migration to Japan
Send us a text The rise in the numbers of Nepalis migrating to Japan in recent decades has been phenomenal — and I think overshadowed by movement to countries like the US, UK and Australia. Today the Asian country is by far the top destination for students going abroad to earn degrees and, in many cases, a path to settlement in the country. I doubt that you would ever guess that the origin of today’s migration to Japan is colonial Britain’s presence in Nepal’s neighbour, India. I’ll le...
Nepal Now: On the Move
Send us a text It's been more than to months since I posted an episode, so I thought it was about time I was in touch. I'm speaking from the top of a hill, catching my breath as I look back at the ocean and a large island beyond the harbour. Continuing my walk I can see snow on the local mountain, so it's quite chilly here, for the west coast of Canada. I've been thinking a lot about the podcast. I do plan to continue it, with a focus both on Nepal and Canada. The government here ...
