【4K】『メルボルン（オーストラリア）旅行Part ❸』メルボルン市内観光スポット＆グルメ🥩🍔を、20分で紹介！！

【4K】『メルボルン（オーストラリア）旅行Part ❸』メルボルン市内観光スポット＆グルメ🥩🍔を、20分で紹介！！

Yes ✋ This is a hobby channel for a carefree old man. On this channel, we will mainly introduce information about northern Hokkaido. This video 🎥 is about my trip from

Asahikawa City, Hokkaido to Melbourne, a large city in Australia, for my JGC training (flying a lot in order to become a senior member of Japan Airlines) 🎥 This is Part❸. Do you know about the tourist spots in Melbourne? There are many places in Melbourne, such as Flinders Street Station, Australia’s first train station,

Queen Victoria Market, which sells not only fresh food but also souvenirs, and stylish arcades. In Part 3, the video introduces tourist spots and popular restaurants in Melbourne. You can select and watch 4K (2160p) high-quality video and subtitles (CC) in 20 languages ​​(Japanese, English, etc.) from the settings ⚙.

I would appreciate it if you could watch it until the end. In the video of Part ❶ 🎥, from “Asahi Airport 🛫” in the middle of Hokkaido, from Haneda Airport (Tokyo), then from Narita Airport (Tokyo) to Melbourne Airport in Australia,

The total distance mileage is 5667 Miles. , traveling approximately 9118km on Japan Airlines (JAL). In addition, we introduce information about the Japan Airlines (JAL) lounge at Narita Airport Terminal 2 and currency exchange (A$ → ¥). Part ❷ video🎥 introduces Mt Buller🏂, one of

The largest ski resorts in Australia, which can be reached in about 4 hours from Melbourne . In the past, I created a video 🎥 where I traveled to Vietnam’s capital, Hanoi, Vietnam’s largest city, Ho Chi Minh City, Thailand’s capital, Bangkok, and Malaysia’s capital, Kuala Lumpur. I am.

If you watch these videos 🎥, I think you’ll feel like you’re on a trip 🛫. I would appreciate it if you could watch it. Our accommodation this time, “YEHS Hotel Melbourne CBD,” didn’t include breakfast, so we went to “Higher Ground,” a popular cafe right next to the hotel. “Higher Ground”

Is a popular cafe where you can enjoy everything from breakfast to dinner in a stylish interior. Ranked #118 of 3,023 restaurants in Melbourne on TripAdvisor. Yes✋We will move from “YEHS Hotel Melbourne CBD” to “Higher Ground.” To shorten the time of the video 🎥, we have increased the playback speed.

The brick building on the right is “Higher Ground.” This is the inside of the store. I thought it was a very stylish store with high ceilings. This is the menu of this restaurant. There was a variety of food and drink menus. I

Ordered “BLUEBERRY & RICOTTA HOTCAKE”, A$28 (about 2800 yen), and “MILK COFFEE☕”, A$5.5 (about 550 yen). I ate in a very crowded restaurant. The pancakes, which are introduced in travel guidebooks, were bright in appearance, sweet, and delicious😋The staff’s recommended “MILK COFFEE☕” also went well with the pancakes.

After eating pancakes, I went to Southern Cross Station. Southern Cross Station is a typical terminal station in Melbourne. It is served by suburban lines, intercity trains within Australia, and long-distance trains from places such as Sydney . There is also a stop for the bus 🚌 (SKY BUS) bound for Melbourne Airport.

I took this opportunity to take a walk around Southern Cross Station. There was someone going down the stairs on a bicycle🚲. Uncle, 🚴I was worried that I might fall. I thought the design of the station roof was also very stylish. There were also many platforms at the station.

Ahead of this is the stop for the bus bound for Melbourne Airport, “SKY BUS🚌”. I didn’t take the “SKY BUS 🚌” this time, but I went to see the bus stop. A red bus 🚌 was parked in the back. If you take that bus 🚌, you can go to Melbourne Airport.

After going to look at the boarding area of ​​“SKY BUS 🚌”, I went to the ticket gate. The timetable displayed departure times for various destinations. There was a ticket office in the back. After going to “Southern Cross Station,” I went to “Fitness First Melbourne Central Platinum,”

A gym that visitors can use . There was a tram stop right in front of Southern Cross Station. I took the “Tram” from here. This “Tram” is a “free tram zone” only in the center, and you

Can ride it for free. However, if you ride to the suburbs, you will be charged a fee. I got off at the stop right in front of H&M, which doesn’t have a store in Asahikawa City, Hokkaido. From here, I walked to “Melbourne Central”, a shopping mall where there is a gym.

I thought this area was a very lively area with many department stores and shops. Buildings that looked like Europe and nearby skyscrapers coexisted together, and just walking around it made me feel excited. This building is the shopping mall “Melbourne Central”.

When I took the photo, it was around 10am, but some shops were closed. If you take the elevator in the back, you can go to “Fitness First Melbourne Central Platinum”. I have been to “Fitness First” in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. There are also several stores in Melbourne.

I thought it was a good enough facility for running and working out. When I went here in August 2023, there was a Japanese trainer. Visitors can use this facility by paying A$32 (approximately 3,200 yen). However, in addition to the usage fee, a passport is required. There were also many treadmills.

Free weights were also plentiful. Although not introduced in this video, there were also many muscle training machines. Next, I went to the State Library of Victoria, which is right next to Fitness First Melbourne Central Platinum . Established in 1854, the State Library of Victoria is Australia’s oldest public free library.

It has an atmosphere like the world of Harry Potter. If you go to Melbourne, this is a place you should definitely see. After doing some muscle training at “Fitness First Melbourne Central Platinum”, I headed to “State Library of Victoria”. I’m walking through the shopping mall “Melbourne Central” right now, and

There are a lot more shoppers than before I went to the gym. There were some fast food-like restaurants around here where you could eat while walking. When you exit from Melbourne Central, the State Library of Victoria is right in front of you, across the street.

I crossed the pedestrian crossing and went to the State Library of Victoria. Here, a girl wearing a short skirt was performing. The temperature at that time was around 8 degrees and it was cold, but the young girl seemed to have a lot of energy👍 We went inside the “State Library of Victoria”.

There were people working on PCs and people studying. I went into the “READING ROOM”, which is the most famous part of this library. The ceiling was very wide, and I thought I could enjoy a view that looked like something out of the world of Harry Potter.

Next, after going to the “State Library of Victoria”, I went to “QUEEN VICTORIA MARKET”, which is also a tourist spot in Melbourne . “QUEEN VICTORIA MARKET” is known as the largest market in the southern hemisphere, and is a historic market that opened in 1878.

You can purchase fresh vegetables, fruits, meat, souvenirs, clothes, etc., or eat at the food court. It is located on the outskirts of the City, in the heart of Melbourne. There was a “Tram” stop, so I thought it was a relatively easy place to get to.

Now, I would like to enter “QUEEN VICTORIA MARKET”. A lot of meat was sold in this area. This time, I went to the area where fruits and vegetables are sold. Do local people come here for shopping? ?

If you are a tourist, you cannot buy something here because you cannot take it home with you. There was also a place like a food court where you could eat. This area sold clothes with designs from Australia and Melbourne. I felt that it would be good as a souvenir.

Pet supplies were also sold here. It smelled like delicious paella. I felt like eating, so I ate. This time, the “Seafood Paella” I ate was A$22 (about 2200 yen). Eating outside was definitely delicious😋👍 After going to “QUEEN VICTORIA MARKET,” I

Went to “Royal Arcade” and “Block Arcade,” which are popular arcade streets in Melbourne. First, I went to “Royal Arcade”. The Royal Arcade is one of Melbourne’s oldest arcades, having opened in 1869. At the time it was built, electricity was not widely available, so the building

Was designed with extensive use of glass to let in plenty of natural light. There are shops here that sell accessories, miscellaneous goods, and a stylish cafe☕. Now, I would like to go inside “Royal Arcade”. There are chairs and tables in the aisles, making it feel like an open cafe, which is very stylish.

There are clothing stores and miscellaneous goods stores here, so I thought it would be a good idea to buy souvenirs from Melbourne. Next, I went to “Block Arcade”. The Block Arcade, which opened in 1892, is Melbourne’s most glamorous and beloved shopping arcade. Yes✋Then, I would like to go to “Block Arcade”.

It’s winter in the southern hemisphere (August) and I think it’s cold, but there was an open cafe☕ in this alley. I hope you don’t catch a cold! ! The cafe on the left with a long line of people ☕ is “HOPETOUN TEA ROOMS”.

This cafe ☕ is said to be a popular cafe that has been featured in travel magazines. Next time, I would like to go with my uncle ●●. I exchanged money at Melbourne Airport, but I ran out of cash 💰, so

I checked the exchange rate at a currency exchange office in Melbourne and exchanged money. This money exchange office was located about 200m from Flinders Street Station. You can exchange various foreign currencies here. The exchange rate for Japanese yen was also displayed. The exchange rate in August 2023 was A$1→¥99.

The exchange rate was better than Narita Airport (¥103) or Melbourne Airport (¥109). I thought this was a recommended money exchange place as it was located close to Flinders Street Station🚃 . After going to the money exchange office, I went to “Flinders Street Station”. Flinders Street Station

Opened in 1854 as Australia’s first railway station. At the time, it was called “Melbourne Station” as it was the starting station for the railway connecting Melbourne and the Port of Melbourne. I took a video at a place where I could take commemorative photos with my back turned to Flinders Street Station🚃 .

I thought it was a wonderful sight to see the modern “Tram” running and the retro building of the station matching . After touring “Flinders Street Station”, we went to “Grill’d Degraves Street”, a popular hamburger 🍔 shop. Introducing the route

From Flinders Street Station🚃 to Grill’d Degraves Street . Due to time constraints, I will speed up the playback speed. From Flinders Street Station🚃, I was able to arrive at Grill’d Degraves Street in about 5 minutes on foot. “Grill’d” is a popular burger shop in Melbourne.

This restaurant’s hamburgers 🍔 are made with 100% Australian ingredients. Its special feature is that it does not contain preservatives. Ranked #86 of 378 fast food restaurants in Melbourne on TripAdvisor. This is the menu of this restaurant. There was a variety of hamburgers 🍔 and drinks 🥤 on the menu. I

Ordered “CRISPY BACON & CHEESE BURGER 🍔”, A$ 15.5 (about 1,550 yen), and “Lemonade”, A$ 3.9 (about 390 yen). At this shop, you can choose the dough for your bread. I think the fabric I chose is probably panini fabric. The fabric was thin, so it matched well with the hamburger steak.

The Aussie beef hamburger was juicy. Bacon was crispy. The restaurant was definitely introduced in the guidebook, and it was really delicious 😋👍 After eating a delicious hamburger 🍔 at “Grill’d Degraves Street,” I went to Melbourne’s tourist spots, “ I went to Hosier Lane. Hosier Lane is a sacred place for street art.

The mural art painted on the entire wall is truly impressive. The pictures are said to be rewritten on a regular basis. Hosier Lane is on the street across the street from Fed Square, which you can see on the left .

Video 🎥Due to time constraints, the playback speed has been increased to introduce the video. There will be no narration, so please take a look at the mural art at Hosier Lane! There was a “Grand Hyatt Melbourne” near “Hosier Lane”. The building next door was “Louis Vuitton Melbourne Collins Street”.

There were other luxury brand stores in this area. For dinner that night, I wanted to eat Aussie beef steak, so I went to “Rare Steakhouse Midtown.” “Rare Steakhouse Midtown” was a brick building with a stylish exterior. This restaurant is a popular steak restaurant in Melbourne.

It was ranked 43rd out of 3023 restaurants in Melbourne on TripAdvisor . This is the inside of the store. It’s a popular restaurant that requires reservations, so it was fully booked. We are introducing some of the menu items at this restaurant.

You can eat a variety of dishes such as steak 🥩, dessert 🍮, and drinks 🥤🍷. I ordered “Fillet Steak 🥩 200g”, A$ 59 (approx. 5,900 yen), “Pud 🍮”, A$ 18 (approx. 1,800 yen), and “White Wine 🍷”, A$ 12.5 (approx. 1,250 yen). I ordered. The Aussie beef steak 🥩 was lean meat, so

I thought it had a light taste and I could eat a lot of it. The steak sauce was a mushroom sauce, and it matched well with the meat and was very delicious😋👍 The white wine 🍷 was really easy to drink 👍

The caramel sauce for the dessert pudding 🍮 was very sweet and delicious 😋👍 I definitely thought it was quite high in calories, but I highly recommend it. thought. That’s all for this video 🎥. We will end the session with a video of the city of Melbourne.

In the video for Part ❸ of our trip to Melbourne 🎥, we introduced tourist spots, popular restaurants, gyms that visitors can use, currency exchange offices in the city, and more . Melbourne is a very stylish city, so just walking around was really fun (*^▽^*) From breakfast,

We ate gorgeous pancakes 🥞, the popular Aussie beef hamburger 🍔, and steak 🥩 I was able to do so, so it was a very satisfying day for me 👍 In the Part ❹ video 🎥 that I plan to create in the future, I

Will introduce tourist spots 🍷 in the suburbs of Melbourne and an observation deck where you can see the night view of Melbourne. I’m thinking of creating something like this. If you create one, please check out the video 🎥 as well.

In the future, we will continue to introduce information mainly about northern Hokkaido, so please subscribe to the channel and GOOD👍 (^^) _U~~ Uncle, I should have ordered 300g of Aussie beef steak🥩 Hey~(*´Д｀)

【4K】『メルボルン（オーストラリア）旅行Part ❸』メルボルン市内観光スポット＆グルメ🥩🍔、ビジターで、利用が出来るジム（GYM）を、20分で紹介！！

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2023年8月に、JGC修行（日本航空の上級会員を目指して、飛行機にたくさん乗る事）を兼ねて、日本航空（JAL）便🛫を、利用して、旭川（北海道）から、メルボルン（オーストラリア）まで、旅行しました。

Part❶では、旭川空港（北海道）→羽田空港（東京）、成田空港（東京）→メルボルン空港（オーストラリア）まで、日本航空（JAL）で、移動しました。

成田空港の、JALサクララウンジ、ファーストクラスラウンジ、両替情報などを紹介しています。

Part❷では、オーストラリア最大級のスキー場である、『Mt Buller』で、スノーボードをしてきた様子を中心に紹介しております。

この動画🎥は、4K(2160p)高画質映像を設定ボタンから、画質を選択して視聴できます。
また、日本語・英語・中国語・ベトナム語など、20言語の字幕（ＣＣ）を、歯車マーク⚙から、選択して、視聴できます。

成田空港第2ターミナルで、プライオリティパスを利用出来るラウンジやレストラン、ワンワールドアライアンス（日本航空とキャセイパシフィック航空）のラウンジについて、詳しく紹介！！

2023年7月 ハノイ（ベトナム）旅行した模様の動画🎥
Part ❶ https://youtu.be/fIxnSBU_-Yw
Part ❷ https://youtu.be/rLwoRj442bk
Part ❸ https://youtu.be/tYEbMH5AIJg

2022年11月に、ハノイ（ベトナム）旅行した模様の動画🎥
Part❶　https://youtu.be/hADTegzTqkk
Part❷　https://youtu.be/MTnvS6JhKWc
Part❸　https://youtu.be/FqO6JzDscQE

2023年4月に、ホーチミン（ベトナム）旅行した模様の動画🎥
Part❶　https://youtu.be/VxoTYaKtJTo
Part❷　https://youtu.be/rmXzc-iozbM
Part❸　https://youtu.be/BQum3m2EXp4
Part❹　https://youtu.be/690kH6oEwKg

2022年9月に、ホーチミン（ベトナム）旅行した模様の動画🎥
Part❶　https://youtu.be/WoH87h60MO8
Part❷　https://youtu.be/Q92VlntZvQ4
part❸　https://youtu.be/Fsrm280UMrw
Part❹　https://youtu.be/wmCqj3B8dCs

2022年8 月に、バンコク（タイ）に、旅行したYouTube動画🎥
Part❶　https://youtu.be/jdFlHzbKKDw
Part❷　https://youtu.be/spkUPaOBhek
Part❸　https://youtu.be/BiF7_2cqQd8
Part❹　https://youtu.be/UoZfZOEvmAk

2022年11月に、クアラルンプール（マレーシア）に旅行したYouTube動画🎥
Part❶　https://youtu.be/DR1M7eeBYvE
Part❷　https://youtu.be/isIY7Ko_vUM
Part❸　https://youtu.be/y8K_xsPKpWA
Part❹　https://youtu.be/AOlWBwL5l5M
Part❺ https://youtu.be/QTA0R9ITd3Q

2022年8月に、久米島（沖縄県）に旅行した YouTube動画🎥
Part❶　https://youtu.be/qaxHmMiVfMY
Part❷　https://youtu.be/2LbkUkcxqqs
Part❸　https://youtu.be/Iiealh4ataU

2023年3月に、秋田を旅行したYouTube動画🎥
Part❶　https://youtu.be/g-uyPdKq8Uk
Part❷　https://youtu.be/1W6SOuMGzRA

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