Lessons on Japan

Intensive English 3

Unit 8a
 

Quick Talk Answers



1.  Why is Tottori a good place in which to live?

Tottori is a great place to live. The best thing about it is the nature. It has a beautiful coastline and amazing countryside. I love looking at green rice fields in the valleys. It's so scenic. I always want to take photos. I also love the Uradome coastline. It's really, really impressive.

2.  What three adjectives best describe Tottori?

Three adjectives. Hmm… One adjective is scenic. Tottori has many beautiful mountains, valleys and rivers. A second adjective is rural – there aren't many big towns here. There are many mountains and fields. Finally… impressive. I'm always amazed at how beautiful Tottori is.

3.  Is Tottori a good place for children to grow up in?

Yes. Tottori is a great place for kids. It's important for children to grow up in the countryside and experience rural life. They will get to plant rice in rice paddies and go fishing. It's safe for kids to get around on their bicycles because there isn't a lot of traffic.

4.  What things are better in Tottori than in Tokyo and Osaka?

The cost of living is lower in Tottori than it is in Tokyo and Osaka, Rent is also cheaper. Tottori is a lot less populated. I think eating out is better in the bigger cities because they have a bigger choice of restaurants. But, it's more scenic in Tottori because we are so close to nature everywhere.

5.  Would you like to live in Tottori forever?

Yes, I would. The cost of living is low; it's not so populated; and it's pretty good for eating out. Tottori has a lot of nice cafes and restaurants. Even though it's freezing cold in winter, I want to stay here because I love snow. I also love Tottori's pickles. They are delicious.

6.  What would you change about Tottori to make it better?

Maybe better transport, so it's easier to get around. We really need more buses here. I also think a bigger choice of restaurants would be good, especially French and Italian. And more shopping malls. But, I know people in Hyogo Prefecture cross the border and come shopping in Kita Aeon.

 

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