豪の恐怖映像！サメ群れが海辺でクジラを食べる
サメ群れが浜に乗り上げたクジラ死体を猛烈に食べる姿をオーストラリア人女性がオーストラリア最北部で撮れた。
ビラボング・ガールというブロッガーが劇的な映像を撮って、サメが波に流されているクジラの死体を見事にドアップで映られた。
サメにとってクジラに比べて人間は恐らく美味くないがビラボング・ガールの勇気に脱帽するね。
Billabong
Shark biscuit (bikkie)/新米のサーファー
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(Aussie) Black Swans Give (Japanese) Koi Fish a Decent Feed
Black swans are endemic to Australia and symbolic to the country, particularly Western Australia, where the avian beauty is almost synonymous for anything Sandgroper. 黒鳥は、オーストラリア国有鳥であり、州の象徴である西オーストラリア州では特に称えられている。 Koi fish, meanwhile, play a similar role for Japan, immediately evoking an image of the Land of the Rising Sun. 鯉は、言うまでもなく、超日本的であり、日本のシンボル一つと言っても過言ではないはずだ。 This clip could be called a cute view of Australia-Japan friendship. なので、本動画が日豪友情の表れとも言える。
Southern Crust: Japanese Snapper-Baker Not Loafing Around To Make Dough From Bread Down Under
Photographer and baker Kazuaki Ono has combined his dual talents to create the Southern Crust exhibition at the Foreign Correspondents Club of Japan in Marunouchi until Oct. 31. Southern Crust showcases signature loaves from remarkable Australian bakeries that Ono photographs in iconic locations across Australia from Bondi Beach to Brighton Bathing Boxes. He’ll give a reception and talk show at the FCCJ tonight (Oct. 7) to detail his remarkable story, which includes operating Akipan, a bakery in Sydney offering super soft Japanese bread, since 2023. “Running Akipan as both the owner and head baker has given me a unique perspective, balancing the creativity of photography with the craftsmanship of breadmaking….
豪キャブラリー： XXXX
多くのオーストラリア人にとってクイーンズランド州と言えばＸＸＸＸだ。しかし、ＸＸＸＸってなに？昔、オーストラリアでは州によって主に飲まれるビールが違った。ニューサウスウェールズ州がToohey’s、ビクトリア州がFoster’sやＶＢ、南オーストラリア州がWest End、西オーストラリア州がSwan、タスマニアがCascade、そしてクイーンズランド州がＸＸＸＸだった。現在では、いずれも全国で飲まれるようになったがその昔の印象は、まだ根強く残っている。ちなみに、ビールのブランドに対しての忠誠心が庶民の中ではかなりあると言われている。ＸＸＸＸ以外の銘柄を飲む人の中ではそのビールをからかうことが珍しくない。たとえば、「映画界では最も卑猥なアダルト映画がＸＸＸと位置づけられるが、さらにすごいのはＸＸＸＸだけだ」のようなジョークを言う。 日本語のセリフは続けて読んでください。
- Tucker | Biz | Unknown Nichigo
Get Cracking On Aussie Coffee Odyssey In Tokyo
Single O’s FIRECRACKER Stamp Rallyシングルオー「FIRECRACKER」スタンプラリー There’s still time to make a very Australian coffee adventure of Tokyo—but not much! Single O’s 2026 FIRECRACKER Stamp Rally runs until Monday, Aug. 31. The challenge is wonderfully simple: visit all five Single O cafés in Tokyo, collect a stamp at each, and enter the draw for prizes. 東京でオーストラリア気分のコーヒー・アドベンチャーを楽しむなら、急いだほうがいい。 Single Oの2026年「FIRECRACKERスタンプラリー」は8月31日（月）まで。 東京の5店舗を巡ってスタンプを集め、抽選に応募するシンプルで楽しい企画だ。 Single O’s Aussie beginningSingle O began in Surry Hills, Sydney, in 2003, founded by coffee-loving couple Dion and Emma Cohen. The company started as a tiny 20-square-metre café and roastery championing single-origin coffee. Single O came to Japan in 2014 and began roasting in Ryogoku. Its Tokyo operation has grown into five…
Ramen Cake Will Make You Do Your Noodle!
Nationwide all-you-can-eat sweets franchise Sweets Paradise make amazing cakes decorated to look like main meals but almost indistinguishable from them until tasted. Sweets Paradise makes an assortment of foods that look like main dishes but are actually cakes, including bowls of noodles, omelets, katsudon and eel. What’s more, the prices are extremely reasonable, at around 1,200 yen, which is about half what you’d normally pay for a similarly sized cake anywhere in Japan. Sweets Paradise has outlets throughout Japan, but also sells its wares online.
Oh, Maggie I Should Have Known! Bubble Era Tokyo’s Aussie Haven
When I first got to Japan in the late 1980s, Australia was hot property–mainly in a literal sense for real estate investment, but also for honeymooners and koala fans. But finding anything “Australian” in Tokyo was bloody hard and homesickness particularly strong in those days, so I was deeply grateful for Maggie’s Revenge and the kangaroo awning that advertised the establishment. Maggie’s Revenge was an Aussie-themed bar in the Roppongi nightclub district of Tokyo, which was a bit of a drag for me to get to as I was living in the northern part of the capital at the time. Sometimes, you could buy a meat pie there, and always…
