| David: |
Hi, Taichi, how was your weekend? |
| Taichi: |
I went [ ① ] a public bath with my family yesterday. |
| David: |
A public bath? What’s that? |
| Taichi: |
Well, it’s a large bath facility for public use.
There’re many types of baths, restaurants and a place to read magazines
or comic books in the same building. |
| David: |
Wow, you and your family spent a lot of time there, didn’t you? |
| Taichi: |
Yes, we ate dinner after [ ② ] baths. |
| David: |
You had a nice weekend.
( A ), I was bored because I had nothing to do.
Oh, I remember my family trip to Bath last summer. |
| Taichi: |
Your family trip to Bath? |
| David: |
Yes, Bath is one of the most popular places for tourists in the U.K.
It’s about 160 kilometers west of London.
I’ve heard only Bath in the U.K. has hot springs.
We had a wonderful time there. |
| Taichi: |
I see! My story on the weekend [ ③ ] you of the family trip, right? |
| David: |
Exactly! I learned that Bath had many types of baths about 2,000 years
ago. |
| Taichi: |
Oh, Bath has a long history.
I want to know more about it.
Well, David, shall we go to the nearest Bath by bike next Saturday? |
| David: |
Sure! I want to experience Japanese Bath, too! |
| (注) Bath バース (イギリスの都市の名前) |