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For me traveling isn't about visiting the major areas, taking a photo and crossing it off the list.
对我来说，旅行不是去参观主要的地区、拍张照片，然后把它从清单上划掉。
It's about understanding and immersing yourself in a different culture, seeing the different ways people live life and opening up your mind to new perspectives.
而是关于理解不同的文化，并让自己沉浸其中，看到不同人的生活方式，打开心扉接受新观点。
But most importantly, through traveling and the encounters I make, it inspires me and it's the way I learn.
但最重要的是，通过旅行以及遇到的事情，激励我，它也是我学习的方式。
So in part 2 of Tottori, let's go deeper.
所以，在鸟取县游记的第二部分，我们更加深入一点。
And learn more about this magical place together.
一起了解这个神奇的地方。
We started day three by walking along an old train line that is now a beautiful hidden gem.
第三天，我们沿着一条古旧的铁路线前行，这条铁路现在已经成为一个隐藏的美丽风景。
Before there were a lot of people here, so the train was running.
以前这里人很多，所以有火车运营。
However, as time passed, there were gradually less and less people here.
然而，随着时间的推移，这里的人渐渐少了。
Then a station was built closer to the city in "Kurayoshi".
后来，在仓吉市附近建了一个车站。
So the trains stopped running on this line and started running on the newly built line.
这条线路现在没有火车运行了，火车开始在新建的线路上行驶。
These train tracks remain until today.
这些铁轨一直保留到今天。
The train line is 30 kilometers long however, you can decide where you want to start and stop.
火车线路有30公里长，但你可以决定自己想从哪里开始或停下来。
I only had time to walk along one station.
我只有时间沿着一个车站走。
But I did get to see some beautiful views of Tottori and really just enjoy being surrounded by nature.
但我确实看到了鸟取县的一些美丽风景，真的很享受环绕在自然周围。
Wow, there's so much bamboo here.
哇，这里有这么多竹子。
Who would have thought that you would have all this bamboo along the train tracks.
谁会想到沿着火车铁轨，会有这么多竹子。
You know how so many people go to Kyoto and they go to see the bamboo in Kyoto.
你们都知道很多人去京都，他们去那看竹子。
You can come to Tottori and see the Bamboo and have no tourists in your photo.
你可以来鸟取县看竹子，照片里不会照上游客。
Next, we headed over to a small suburban area in Tottori which had a lot of well-preserved traditional architecture, a historic atmosphere,
接下来，我们前往鸟取县的一个小郊区，那里有许多保存完好的传统建筑、充满历史氛围，
and many unique local shops like this one here which sold handcrafted traditional Kites.
还有许多独特的当地商店，比如这家卖手工制作的传统风筝店。
How long have you been doing this job for?
你做这份工作多久了？
This shop has been running for 11 years.
这家店经营了11年了。
Before that, I was making these diamond shaped kites for Kurayoshi City.
在此之前，我为仓吉市制作这些钻石形状的风筝。
These are the city's kites, an unique tradition of Tottori.
这些是代表这个城市的风筝，是鸟取县的独特传统。
Aren't you good today?
你今天感觉不舒服吗？
That's rare.
它很少这样。
Oh, really?
是吗？
Do you have a dog?
你养狗吗？
Me?, No, I don't.
我？不，我不养。
He usually behaves himself more to those who he senses has dogs.
它通常对那些它能感觉出养狗的人表现得更规矩。
I recommend staying two to three hours here and you can also rent a Yukata to explore the area.
我建议在这里待两到三小时，你也可以租套和服来游览这里。
So I just got kakigoori shaved ice.
我刚买了份雪花冰。
In this area, it's okay to walk around with food unlike most areas in Japan.
在这儿，可以带着食物四处走，不像日本的大多数地区不能这么做。
So, let's go.
那我们走吧。
I loved how this place had such a natural genuine atmosphere and that the shops tried to preserve their original culture and history.
我喜欢这个地方有如此自然真实的气氛，店铺试图保存原有的文化和历史。
Unlike some of the other traditional streets I have been to in Japan, where I felt like a lot of it was made just for show and to market at tourists.
与我在日本去过的其他一些传统街道不同，在那些地方，我觉得很多街道都是为了表现，并向游客做推销。
