In 1942, Japanese forces launched the only attacks on the Australian mainland, and Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe became the first premier to visit Darwin, the most heavily damaged city bombed by the Japanese. Apart from Darwin, Japanese forces also attacked Sydney, Broome, Katherine, Wyndham, Exmouth, Port Headland and Townsville in the early stages of…
Dec. 25, the original date of this post, is Christmas Day, but Christmas also gives its name to an island with a little-known — and bizarre — role in Australia-Japan relations. 元々この記事がアップされた12月２５日は、クリスマスの日だが、「クリスマス」も知られざる日豪歴史の不思議な面白いエピソードに関わった島にも使われている。 An Australian territory, Christmas Island was with Nauru and parts of New Guinea parts of Australian-governed lands the Japanese occupied during World War…
世界第二次大戦中の1942年に、大日本帝国海軍の３隻の特殊潜航艇がオーストラリア、シドニー湾を攻撃して、その後３隻雷撃で沈没した。 ３隻特殊潜航艇のうち２隻がすぐに見つけられたが、３隻目はなかなか表れなかった。そして、ようやく2006年にダイバーがシドニー湾に３隻目の特殊潜航艇 豪政府は沈没した特殊潜航艇周辺が危険性あるとして接近禁止したが、この頃安全を確認し、つい今週になってからダイビングを許可することになった。 現地の報道局ニュース Sydney sub wreck opened to divers（英語）
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