＜気候の変化があるところに住みたい＞
　　 I prefer to live where there are distinct seasonal changes every year. I choose this option because I get to enjoy the warm breeze of spring, the sunny days of summer, the beautiful leaves changing color in the fall, and playing in the snow in the winter. All of these seasonal changes make life interesting. It allows me to join in a variety of activities that people living in a country with the same climate would not be able to enjoy. In the spring, I can go biking or walk in the park. In the summer, I can rollerblade, practice skateboarding, or swim. In the fall, I can go camping. Finally, in the winter, I can go snowboarding, tobogganing, or skiing. Living in a country with only one or two seasons would not allow me to have so many choices. (140 words)

＜気候の変化がないところに住みたい＞
　　I think living in a country with only one or two seasons makes life a lot simpler. For one, you would not need to have so many different clothes and shoes for each season. For example, in the spring, you need rain boots and rain gear. In the summer, you need shorts, t-shirts, and sandals. In the fall, running shoes and long sleeved clothing is a must. Finally, in the winter, you need winter coats, boots, hats, mittens, scarves. The worst part is finding space to store all of the clothes that are not in season. It is also easier on our health if there was only one season. That way, we would catch fewer colds since our bodies would not need to adjust to temperature and weather changes. Therefore, having only one season would make life simpler.
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