Australia consists of the mainland, the Australian continent, Tasmania, and many small islands. The Australian culture is mainly derived from the UK, but it is also influenced by the distinctive geography of the Australian continent, Aboriginal culture, the Torres Strait Islands, and the people of Oceania. Approx. 30% of people living in Australia are born in foreign countries, especially immigrants from China and India. From this background, diverse cultures are mixed, but basically Australians prefer a relaxed life and value their time with their family and friends. Most major cities are located on the coast and the majority of the population is concentrated there, so the beach culture is thriving and surfing world competitions are also held.

Rainforest climate: Cairns, Darwin, etc. There are no four seasons, it is divided into a rainy season and a dry season. Generally, the rainy season is from November or December to March, and the dry season is from May to November. There is almost no difference in temperature throughout the year. Subtropical climate: Brisbane, Gold Coast, etc. The climate is relatively mild year round. There is little annual temperature difference. Mediterranean climate: Sydney, Perth, etc. There are four seasons, but there are many sunny days throughout the year, and it is a comfortable climate. Temperate climate: Melbourne, Adelaide, etc. Winter is cold and summer is hot. It has the same four seasons as Japan.

There are famous art galleries and the Great Ocean Road, where you can see the great outdoors in Sydney, where there are tourist attractions such as the Opera House and Harbor Bridge, and Melbourne, the city of culture and art. Perth, located in Western Australia, offers a variety of ways to enjoy, such as visiting the offshore Rottnest Island and participating in the Swan Valley winery tour. Others include the Gold Coast with 57 km of white sand beaches along the coastline and Alice Springs with the famous Ayers Rock.