Inagura Rice Terraces - Ueda
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| 住所 ： | 2889-1 Tonoshiro, Ueda, Nagano 386-0004, Japan |
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| 電話 ： | 📞 +88788 | ||||||||||||||
| Postal code : | 386-0004 | ||||||||||||||
| Webサイト ： | https://inaguranotanada.jimdo.com/ | ||||||||||||||
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| Description : | Elevated, verdant rice fields with ticketed views from an observation deck, plus a cafe/restaurant. |
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小宮山昭一 on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 稲倉の棚田 2021/06/09
姨捨の棚田が有名だけど、上田にも稲倉の棚田が棚田百選の1つに選ばれている。 姨捨よりスケールは小さいけれど、周辺に人家が少ないので、美しい棚田が広がっている。 稲倉は眼下に上田平。 姨捨は眼下に長野平。
山間の稲作には適していない地を階段状にして、米を作るという昔の人の執念と言うか、米に対する思い入れが伝わってくる。。。。 もっとも棚田本来のオーナーは作る手間暇より買った方が安いと耕作放棄する事が多く、維持管理はボランティアや棚田のオーナー制度によって支えられてる感じがする。
 Inagura Rice Terraces 2021/06/09
Inagura rice terraces are one of the 100 best rice terraces in Ueda, although they are famous for their rice terraces. Although the scale is smaller than Obasute, there are few houses in the surrounding area, so beautiful rice terraces are spreading. Inakura is Ueda Taira below. Obasute is Nagano Taira below.
It is said that the old people's obsession with making rice by stepping the land that is not suitable for rice cultivation in the mountains, or the feeling for rice is conveyed. .. .. .. However, the original owners of rice terraces often abandon cultivation if it is cheaper to buy than the time and effort to make them, and I feel that maintenance is supported by volunteers and the owner system of rice terraces.
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HIRONORI EHARA on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ドライブの途中、看板が目につき、急遽立ち寄ることにしたのですが、快晴の下、懐かしい気持ちに慣れて、とても素敵な場所です(＾∇＾)
During the drive, I noticed a signboard and decided to stop by in a hurry, but under the clear sky, I got used to the nostalgic feelings and it is a very nice place (^ ∇ ^)
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ていしあ on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 上田の街を見下ろす場所にある。行った時期は収穫後だったため、棚田を見るという意味では、一番悪い時期だった。そこでとれた米も販売している。
It is located overlooking the city of Ueda. I went there after the harvest, so it was the worst time to see the rice terraces. We also sell rice harvested there.
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のりお on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 2021.10.20
志賀草津ルートに行く途中で立ち寄りました。
ザ・日本の風景みたいな、ホッとする場所でした。
日本っていいなぁ。と時間を忘れて心の洗濯ができました。
2021.10.20
I stopped by on the way to the Shiga Kusatsu route.
It was a relieved place like the scenery of The Japan.
Japan is nice. I forgot the time and was able to wash my heart.
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まる77 on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ とてものどかな雰囲気抜群の場所です。日本の原風景を見る事が出来ます。ボランティアで、この棚田を保存してるそうで、100円のカンパ箱が有ります。もちろん賛同しました。あと、一眼レフカメラの方は、事務所で許可書が必要になるそうです。ご注意を!
It is a place with a very peaceful atmosphere. You can see the original scenery of Japan. It seems that volunteers are saving this rice terrace, and there is a 100 yen coin box. Of course I agreed. Also, if you have a single-lens reflex camera, you will need a permit at the office. Please be careful!
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Tomita Hiroki on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 2022/1/10
冬の棚田も綺麗でした。売店は(冬期？)閉館してました。雪が積もった時期も美しいと思いますが、雪が深いと近づく道が細く若干危険だと想像出来ます。
2022/1/10
The rice terraces in winter were also beautiful. The shop was closed (winter?). I think the time when snow is piled up is beautiful, but if the snow is deep, the approach road is narrow and it can be imagined that it is a little dangerous.
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Shao Ting Hoong on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Tucked away in the quiet hills of Sanada in Ueda City, this is one of Japan's 100 best rice terrace views! It overlooks the city and the Ueda Roman Bridge. Looked great in spring when the farmers irrigated the fields and the sky is reflected in the waters; also looking forward to autumn when the crops turn golden. Apparently fireflies appear at night in summer too. There is a cafe/restaurant further up the hills with nice food and awesome views.
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aaron meldahl on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ It was one of my goals to go here to photograph the terraced fields on my trip to the area. I lucked out with the weather and the time of year. On Sep. 23, they were just harvesting the fields and there were scarecrows on display, but some were a bit blown over. The area is managed by an NPO and families pay to be members and harvest the rice. Entrance is free, but apparently you are asked to pay 500 yen for parking. We got there at 9:30 on a Saturday and there were already lots of cars so just kind of parked on the road and didn't know to pay. The car navigation also couldn't get us there, so had to use Google maps and intuition until we hit some small signs. There's no food, but a small rest house with a drink machine and rice for sale. The terraces are not on the huge scale of those you might see in National Geographic, but photographers will enjoy the landscape and view.
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