Kurumeki no Tanada

Original Text

There were a lot of people at the time, probably because of the Naotora effect. I stopped at an elementary school and walked to the parking lot, but a nearby farmer told me that it was difficult to walk and I could come by car. It's a nice place to be kind.

Original Text

About １５ minutes from Shin Tomei and Hikisa Interchange, there is no parking lot, so put it in a closed elementary school nearby, walk ５ minutes, go up the slope further from the entrance and walk ５０ｍ to your right. Rice terraces appear, This is the location of ＮＨＫ Naotora, the Lord of the castle, last year. If you climb up and look down, you will see a beautiful terraced rice field. It is about ２０ minutes from the smart interchange of Shin Tomei Parsa Hamamatsu.

Original Text

I went there the day before yesterday. Stop at the parking lot of a nearby elementary school and walk for a while. Although it is a private property, you can go sightseeing if you follow certain rules. The time of rice harvesting has already begun, and although it was different from the scenery of the taiga drama "Kawana Hidden Village", the wide sky and quiet scenery healed my heart. Tourist attractions! It's not like that, so I'm wondering if I'm going to go all the way to this point, but if I have time, I think it's not bad to stop by ...

Original Text

Rice terraces in deep mountain villages in Enshu. A quiet space surrounded by mountains on all sides. It is a place where farming is actually being carried out, and I am grateful to those who have maintained it so that I can go around here for sightseeing 々. Let's also go to the spring water source "Ryugu Kozo". Let's act so that there is no hindrance to farming work.

Original Text

It is a very beautiful terraced rice terraced rice related to the Ii family that appeared as a "hidden rice field" in the taiga drama Naotora Ii. I was fascinated by the beauty of the time of the higanbana before harvesting. It is said that reclamation progressed during the time of Naotora's grandfather. At the top of the rice terraces is the spring water of "Ryugu Kozo".