File:Wasabi Field in Hikimi, Shimane, Japan in Summer.jpg
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日本語: 渓流式わさび田。島根、山口、兵庫、岡山、広島県など、中国山脈を中心に広く採用されている方式。中国山系ともいわれる。渓流に沿って、自然の地形を活かして築田する。
English: Keiryū-style fields. This style is widely used around the Chūgoku Mountains: Shimane, Yamaguchi, Hyogo, Okayama, and Hiroshima Prefectures. It is therefore also called the Chūgokusankei system. The fields are made along mountain streams using the natural geographical features. |
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| Author | MIURA, Yuji |
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