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Japanese Rice Field Art

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This Japanese Village Creates Massive Rice Paddy Art Every Year

Since 1993, the village of Inakadate in northern Japan has been revitalizing its culture through amazing rice paddy art, or tambo āto. Every May, about 1,300 volunteers come together to plant different varieties of rice in an intricate design. By the time summer comes along, their hard work is in full bloom, attracting thousands of tourists to the site.

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Tambo art scenes from 'The Tale of the Bamboo Cutter' in Inakadate, Japan, 2011

"The Tale of the Bamboo Cutter," also known as "The Tale of Princess Kaguya," is a Japanese folktale about a childless old bamboo cutter who discovers a baby girl inside a glowing bamboo stalk. The girl, Kaguya-hime, grows rapidly into a woman of extraordinary beauty, attracting many suitors, including the Emperor. To avoid marrying, Kaguya-hime assigns impossible tasks to her suitors, which they fail to complete. Ultimately, she reveals her celestial origins and returns to the moon, leaving the Emperor's court.

Tambo art, or rice field art, is a form of art where designs are created in rice fields by planting different colored rice varieties. These rice varieties, with their unique leaf and grain colors, form a giant, vibrant picture when viewed from above.

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This Japanese Village Creates Massive Rice Paddy Art Every Year

Since 1993, the village of Inakadate in northern Japan has been revitalizing its culture through amazing rice paddy art, or tambo āto. Every May, about 1,300 volunteers come together to plant different varieties of rice in an intricate design. By the time summer comes along, their hard work is in full bloom, attracting thousands of tourists to the site.

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Japanese Farmers Plant Specific Strains Of Rice To Grow Colorfully Illustrated Fields- Nisha Designs

Japanese Farmers Plant Specific Strains Of Rice To Grow Colorfully Illustrated Fields- Nisha Designs

These Japanese rice farmers aren’t afraid of stirring up a little controversy in their village. Each year farmers in Japan plant specific strains of rice to colorfully illustrate iconic individuals from all parts of the world.

They’ve turned Inakadate in Aomori Prefecture into a yearly tourist destination for those who’d like to see what illustrations are drumming up appreciation and dismay.…

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https://pop-japan.com/tradition/inakadate-rice-paddy-art/ #Aomori #RicePaddyArt #Inakadate

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田舎館田んぼアート　手塚漫画の世界見ごろ

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