'Tis nice to have details about our cars' histories, yes.
1) On the Build Plate, there's an alphanumeric code that takes up a whole line. Each letter or number can tell you what your car has (or doesn't have) as it comes out of the factory.
2) Hopefully, there'd be a Japanese Log Book with service stamps in it. Translated, each stamp tells you where the car was serviced and written in when.
3) If SAU Members of NSW would like to book in with JLM at Rydalmere, the English speaking staff might take your VIN# and look up when and through whom your car was imported. JLM are themselves importers and compliancers. It may even be possible for JLM to locate your car's auction sheet/report; but that may take more time.
4) Here on SAU's General Automotive Subforum, you can request through Nissan Fast details about your model by supplying your VIN#
5) Any paperwork from a previous Aussie owner should have a letterhead of the car's servicing. Call them up and ask them if they'll download the car's history of what was done and what was supplied.
6) If paperwork also includes tuning, you can also call the tuner about the car's performance details.
Some of the above, I expect you knew about already!