| 撮影日時 拍摄日期和时间 拍攝日期和時間 촬영 일시 Shooting date and time วันที่และเวลาที่ถ่าย Petsa at oras ng shooting Tarikh dan masa penggambaran Ngày giờ chụp Tanggal dan waktu pemotretan | 2022/04/02 11:30 | 撮影者 摄影师 攝影師 촬영자 Photographer ช่างภาพ Photographer Juru gambar Nhiếp ảnh gia Juru potret |
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| 空撮地について 关于航拍 關於航拍 공중 촬영지 정보 About aerial photography เกี่ยวกับการถ่ายภาพทางอากาศ Tungkol sa aerial photography Mengenai fotografi udara Giới thiệu về chụp ảnh trên không Tentang fotografi udara |
Nagasaki PrefectureOnikigo, Hasami-cho, Higashisonogi-gun
Terraced paddy fields of Oniki
The terraced rice paddies of Oniki-no-Tanada are terraced paddy fields spread out on the slopes of the Kokuzo Volcano, and are characterized by the use of stone walls. They cover an area of 22 hectares, and the number of paddy fields exceeds 400. In 1999, it was selected as one of the "100 best terraced rice paddies" in Japan, and is a place of scenic beauty.
It is said that the area was cultivated between the Warring States Period and the Edo Period. The land is blessed with no shortage of water, even without reservoirs, due to the water flowing from the Kozu Volcano. Every year around September, the Oniki-Tanada Festival is held and various events are held. The scarecrow contest in particular attracts a lot of attention with its lineup of unique scarecrows. |
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| 映像の見どころ 视频的亮点 視頻的亮點 영상의 볼거리 The highlight of the video ไฮไลท์ของวิดีโอ Ang highlight ng video Kemuncak video Điểm nổi bật của video Sorotan video |
The drone will fly from the Oniki-no-Tanada observatory. The terraced rice paddies of Oniki-no-Tanada are spread out in the foothills of the Kukakuzo volcano.
In addition to the terraced rice paddies, cherry blossoms and tea plantations are scattered throughout the area, creating a beautiful landscape. The upper the terraces, the more tea fields there are. Also, there are no utility poles or power lines to maintain the beautiful scenery. The shape of the terraced rice paddies has been improved in recent years, resulting in more straight terraced paddies. The mountains behind the terraced rice paddies are the source of water that moistens the terraced rice paddies. |
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