2019年3月30日土曜日 - 
Conner: Athens, Georgia
I went to college at the
University of Georgia in Athens, Georgia, about one and a half hours northeast
of Atlanta. It’s a huge school with about forty thousand undergraduates. The
campus is so big, we have our own bus system! I loved going to a big
university; it made me feel like I was part of something bigger than myself.
There’s so much to do in
Athens; it’s a small town, but we boast that we have over eighty bars and
restaurants. Compared to Osaka, it’s tiny, but it’s the perfect size for a
college town.
If you’re into live music,
you’re in luck; some of the best artists in the country play in Athens. Even
though it’s a small town, it’s famous for its live music. Throughout the year,
Athens hosts several music, arts, and food festivals.
Athens is also well-known
for its beer! There are many delicious local beers to choose from. Beer in
Athens is very different from Japanese beer. If you’ve only ever had Asahi
Super Dry, I highly recommend trying “Creature Comforts” or “Terrapin.”
Athens is unique because it
has the perfect balance between a traditional southern town, and a twenty-first
century college town. Every traditional southern town has good football, and
UGA has a great football culture! Every game day, tens of thousands of people
flock to Athens to watch the Bulldogs play. It’s like a huge party! If you’re
ever in the southeastern part of America, I highly recommend going to a college
football game; it’s a unique experience you’ll never forget.undergraduates: 在学生
boast： 自慢する
compared to: 比べると
be in luck: 運が良い
even though: ～であるのに
host:～を主催するwell-known: よく知られた
local: 地元
recommend:～を勧める
unique: ユニーク