アーカイブ 3 / 2006
(04-03-2006 13:33) K-1 World GP
K-1 Oceania World GP Press Conference
AUCKLAND, March 4, 2006 -- Tucked into a two-kilometer-wide isthmus between harbors on the Tasman Sea and Pacific Ocean, New Zealand's largest metropolis is a marvel of diversity. Known in Maori as Tamaki Makau Rau, Auckland is both the world's largest Polynesian city and the home one of the South Pacific's most vibrant European-style café cultures. Aucklanders (or "Jafa" as they have been dubiously dubbed by Kiwis south of the Bombay Hills) are equally keen on their crisp Sauvignon Blanc as they are on frenetic Haka dancing.
K-1 Oceania World GP Press Conference
AUCKLAND, March 4, 2006 -- Tucked into a two-kilometer-wide isthmus between harbors on the Tasman Sea and Pacific Ocean, New Zealand's largest metropolis is a marvel of diversity. Known in Maori as Tamaki Makau Rau, Auckland is both the world's largest Polynesian city and the home one of the South Pacific's most vibrant European-style café cultures. Aucklanders (or "Jafa" as they have been dubiously dubbed by Kiwis south of the Bombay Hills) are equally keen on their crisp Sauvignon Blanc as they are on frenetic Haka dancing.
