Describe a city you would like to visit in the future.
将来訪れたい都市（場所）— Part2のキューカードです。2分間の回答を組み立てる練習に使えます。
キューカード(話すべきこと)
- where it is
- how you first heard about it
- what you would do there
- and explain why you want to go
使えるコロケーション
| 表現 | 日本語訳 |
|---|---|
| on my bucket list | 死ぬまでにやりたいことリストに入って |
| immerse myself in ~ | 〜にどっぷり浸かる |
| iconic landmarks | 象徴的な名所 |
| wander through ~ | 〜をぶらぶら歩く |
| local cuisine | 郷土料理 |
| get a feel for ~ | 〜を肌で感じる |
| steeped in history | 歴史が深く染み込んだ |
| broaden my horizons | 視野を広げる |
モデル回答 — まず自分で話してから開く
The city at the top of my bucket list is Lisbon, in Portugal.
I first heard about it, of all places, through a documentary about tram systems — Lisbon has these rattling yellow trams from the 1930s that climb impossibly steep, narrow streets. Then a colleague went two years ago and came back raving about it, showing me photos of tiled buildings glowing in the evening light, and that sealed it.
If I go — when I go — I don't want a tight itinerary. I'd rather spend a week just wandering through the old quarters, riding tram 28 end to end, eating custard tarts in the morning, and listening to live fado music at night. I'd love to take a day trip along the coast to Sintra as well.
What draws me is the combination: it's steeped in history, from the age of explorers, yet it's supposed to be relaxed and affordable, which is not something you can say about Paris or London. And there's something poetic about a country that once mapped the world now sitting quietly at the edge of Europe. I want to get a feel for that atmosphere myself.
Part3につながる質問(4問)
- Why do some cities attract more visitors than others?
- Is it better to plan a trip carefully or be spontaneous?
- How does tourism affect the daily lives of local residents?
- Will people travel more or less in the future?
モデル回答 — まず自分で話してから開く
質問
Why do some cities attract more visitors than others?
モデル回答
I'd point to two things: a distinctive identity, and how easily that identity can be photographed. Cities like Paris or Kyoto own a clear image — you know exactly what experience you're buying. The rise of social media has amplified this: places that look good in pictures, like Santorini, get a self-reinforcing flood of visitors. Accessibility matters too, of course; a direct budget flight can transform a city's fortunes. But plenty of well-connected cities stay ignored, so ultimately I'd say story beats infrastructure.
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